First and foremost, there is the sense in the general public that the social contract, which rests on rules being applied equally to everyone, has been broken
Vessela Tcherneva for The New York Times
Media mentions – Vessela Tcherneva
People got very enraged because they’re now convinced the oligarchy has much more power over the state than anyone can imagine and that the prosecutor general acts as a politician rather than a public defender
Vessela Tcherneva discusses Bulgaria's anti-government protests
22% of Bulgarians say that their opinion on China has improved. This speaks of a very worrying trend and it is the reason why it is important to have a European response.
Vessela Tcherneva in “Referendum”, Bulgarian National Television
This is a very important moment for the EU to prove that it can fulfil the UN Security Council Resolution, which has given the EU the leading role in settling the dispute between Serbia and Kosovo
Vessela Tcherneva for Euronews on Hashim Thaci facing war crimes indictment
It is very likely that there will be more powerful leaders armed with strong beliefs
Vessela Tcherneva comments on the the world after the covid-19 pandemic
The EU will really have to come out of the crisis first in order to undergo any structural transformation
Vessela Tcherneva for Marica: The crisis will mobilize Europe
A new Marshall Plan to rebuild post-pandemic Europe could help its economy to bounce back. And we may find that the populist wave has reached its limits
After coronavirus: how will Europe rebuild? Vessela Tcherneva provides her answer in The Guardian.
The populist wave may have reached its limits if autocrats’ power grabs prove to be short-lived
Bouncing back again: How past crises can help Eastern Europe fight covid-19 – A commentary by Vessela Tcherneva
The rumours about the EU’s collapse are exaggerated
Vessela Tcherneva for BNR: The rumours about the EU's collapse are exaggerated
Vessela Tcherneva for BNT: The countries of the eurozone will be the first ones to receive financial aid