Earlier this week, the Institute for Market Economics (IME) presented its detailed study of income inequality in Bulgaria to the public – “Poverty Cuts - Education and Employment as Factors for the Income and Happiness Curve in Bulgaria”. The study is a continuation of IME’s long-standing interest in the field – …

The famous journalist and researcher of communism in Bulgaria, Hristo Hristov, presented his new project – a website that collects stories and information about the victims of the regime from 1944 to 1989. The launch was given at a special press conference at the BTA press club, where descendants of the victims, living witnesses, journalists and friends of …

The news about the sale of 5 electric buses to the Bulgarian-Israeli company Chariot Motors in Belgrade did not find a place in the media flow in Bulgaria. In Serbia, on the other hand, they are ecstatic: "Belgrade will be the first capital in Europe to have an entire bus line with only electric buses," said Mayor Borko Milosavljevic. This …

(Clarification: In this article, I refer to Kuzman Iliev by the name "Kuzman," not "Mr. Iliev," not with the aim of disrespect or neglect, but to avoid the unnecessary burden of formal addresses. In every respect, I consider Kuzman Iliev a friend and collaborator in the cause of freedom in Bulgaria. Disagreements on specific ...

DSB Chairman Radan Kanev announced a few days ago that he is preparing to create a new right-wing political project. According to Kanev, the Reformist Bloc has exhausted its potential, deviated from the right-wing idea and failed in its set goals. That is why he needs a new party to take his place …

In 2000, the UN presented its “Millennium Development Goals,” an ambitious program that should show what humanity should strive for in order to improve life on the planet at the beginning of the new millennium. One of the main goals of the international organization is to reduce the world population living in extreme poverty …

Gayane Minasyan* Recently, the need for educational reforms in Bulgaria has been a hot public topic. A number of political figures are actively trying to push their views in this direction. One of the main problems, however, is that the educational system in Bulgaria is the heir to the central-command approach of a bygone era. That is why it is growing …

We paid for a bridge connecting two puddles and for a sociological survey about potholes on the roads. What is happening to my money – this is the question that every Bulgarian taxpayer should ask himself after leafing through the pages of the new “Black Book of Government Waste in Bulgaria”. What is happening …

Argentina is definitely a country with a number of instructive examples in its history, reminiscent of the well-known expression “don’t try this at home.” Its economic past hides a whole series of harmful and destructive policies - state regulations and price controls, nationalization, accumulating budget deficits and defaulting on the country’s foreign debt…

Türker Mollahasan At the end of last year, on the air of BTV, the lecturer of civil law at Sofia University, Kristian Takov, announced that the solution for the Bulgarian judicial system is the privatization of the prosecutor's office. We are publishing a short commentary on the topic. What is Takov's idea? The idea of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kristian Takov (Chairman of the Arbitration …