Anyone who claims that socialism has produced generally significant achievements is in fact saying that the realization of these achievements makes him relatively more satisfied than if they had not been realized, while at the same time trying to equalize his own subjective assessment with that of everyone else.
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The future of nuclear power in Japan
The Fukushima accident last year has raised questions about the safety of nuclear reactors around the world. Understandably, opposition to nuclear power has been strongest in Japan since the accident, where the dangers inherent in nuclear power plants have become apparent.
More »The second (enchanted) circle
The second round of Greek elections this year will be remembered more as a referendum "for or against Europe" than as a real democratic procedure for forming a parliament.
More »Болестта на руската мечка
Нестабилната структура на руската икономика кара много специалисти да предричат катастрофални последствия от световно икономическо забавяне.
More »Why this protectionism again?
A review of the Bulgarian media recently leaves an unpleasant feeling of a (re)emerging protectionist rhetoric.
More »Are the mails dying?*
The clouds over Bulgarian Post continue to thicken. After ending 2011 with a net loss of BGN 9.2 million, with a net profit of BGN 446 thousand for 2010, the company also reported a net loss of BGN 3.6 million for the first quarter of 2012.
More »Status quo in state administration
When recently registering a car at one of the regional traffic police units, I encountered a series of misunderstandings that turned into an 8-hour wait for a service that under other circumstances would have taken at least 16 times less time.
More »Here's what the EC wants from member states*
It is evident that the Commission has not given up on pursuing the goals formulated in Europe 2020, despite the continent's repeated fall into recession.
More »Monthly Newsletter | May 2012
In addition to the most interesting articles from the past month, in the eighth issue of the monthly EKIP newsletter you will be able to learn more about our partners and collaborators, as well as about upcoming events in which EKIP members will participate.
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