Prime Minister Kiril Petkov's proposal for individual donations to help Ukraine met with mostly negative reactions. The criticisms were varied, but an important discrepancy between the capabilities and needs of the Ukrainian economy stands out. The country's monthly budget deficit is expected to reach nearly $7 billion. If we compare it with the revenues of …
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How Ukrainian refugees can be a positive for the Bulgarian economy
Guest author: Rosen Sharkov Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine - 24.02.2022 to date, the migration of Ukrainian citizens to neighboring EU member states - (Poland, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and Bulgaria) has increased dramatically. As of today, according to data from the UN High Commissioner for Refugees - refugees ...
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Bulgarian sociologists have discovered the political realignment[1]…at least in France. In Friday’s Panorama on April 15, Boryana Dimitrova (Alpha Research) practiced explaining how strange it is that the two largest parties in the country of baguettes are respectively globalists (Macron) and anti-globalists (Le Pen). She even dared to use the correct …
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On October 29, 1940, from the rostrum of the XXV Ordinary National Assembly, the deputy from the government majority, Gavril Lenkov, declared: "if it is necessary to enrage the speculators in Bulgaria, we are ready to legalize this sanction." The context of his threat is important. After the start of World War II in September 1939 ...
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