Many commentators described the rejection of the Belene project at the end of last month as a major victory over the “Russian bear”. Praise was also showered on Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and Energy Minister Delyan Dobrev. Finally, our diplomacy has shown that it can win victories. But is it really …
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