View from Sofia: Little overlap, little opposition
With Bulgaria mulling a realignment towards the Visegrad group, there is no intention of blocking Britain's renegotiation
Vessela Tcherneva
View from Sofia: A move to scepticism
Growing concerns over resettlement have pushed Bulgaria into a more hostile position on refugees
Will Europe hold together after Paris?
Beneath the talk of unity and common anxiety, three dividing lines are opening up across Europe – how they are resolved will determine whether the EU emerges stronger with its values intact
View from Sofia: Multi-tier Europe a reality now
Poland’s likely disengagement from EU mainstream will force tough choices on Sofia
Refugee road to nowhere: the Western Balkans
The refugee crisis is placing a huge strain on the countries of the Western Balkans – the EU cannot afford for them to break
View from Sofia: Fragile support for quotas
Fragile support for quotas holds in europhile Bulgaria – for now
Round-table discussion on EU foreign policy with Federica Mogherini took place in Sofia
Read the main recommendations from the ECFR round-table with the participation of Federica Mogherini
Is the EU losing the Western Balkans? What local experts think
Why the EU's disengaged enlargement approach has stalled forward momentum in the Western Balkans
Introduction: The EaP Summit in Riga: Many Divisions and One Convergence
This collections shows the lines of division within Europe and explains motives on the Eastern Partnership
Ukraine’s Reform Crossroads
An ECFR study trip finds that the most important decisions for Ukraine remain to be taken