Changing the mindset of a society does not happen overnight. It is a long and tiring process, requiring the energy and tireless work of a large number of people. We are not talking about the masses of people who need to change their worldview, we are talking about those public figures and leaders who need to explain …
More »Slavi Trifonov is dangerously clever with the Prosecutor General
Martin Nikolaev In recent days, you have surely noticed the Facebook buzz surrounding Slavi Trifonov's meetings with Prosecutor General Sotir Tsatsarov. The opinions on the social network seem to prevail that this is a terrible blunder by the showman, who has connected with the corrupt Prosecutor General, and this will be the end of the referendum and ...
More »With a three-way gambit, Trump is currently winning his second term
Martin Nikolaev While you read in the media how the US is preparing for a new recount of ballots and the stars are magically aligning for Hillary Clinton to become president, Donald Trump, as usual, is doing what his critics least expect – winning his second term before the first has even begun. …
More »Let the Republic of Bulgaria not nationalize the facade of my home
Ivelina Y. Petrova A few days ago, the mayor of the capital's Oborishte district - Vasil Tsolov, nominated by the Reformist Bloc, proposed to nationalize the facades of buildings. According to him, the municipality will be a better steward of the mortar plaster and paint, and thus the central part of the city will acquire a Western European appearance. We see another …
More »How Thatcherite Francois Fillon was liked and elected as the presidential candidate of the French right
Rositsa Garcheva Three years ago, he was the first to declare that he would join the race. Sociologists assessed him as an outsider, with a chance of reaching 3rd-4th place. The spotlight was on the two favorites – the consensus Juppe and the sharp Sarkozy. The former led in all rankings, relying on the centrists and the left-thinking …
More »Our Very Dear Emirs – A Story of French Corruption
How Qatar is buying up part of the French political class. Look at this Old Europe, which invented a “Cooperation and Verification Mechanism” to criticize and teach backward Eastern Europeans about democracy and Euro-Atlantic values. On October 20, 2016, a scandalous book with the intriguing title “Our Very Dear …
More »Now where to?
Election night confirmed all preliminary predictions, namely – Rumen Radev won the second round of the presidential elections without a hitch and, in addition to securing the presidential seat, sent the country into a parliamentary crisis with an unclear outcome, because Prime Minister Borisov expectedly announced his resignation, a commitment he had made a month ago. Why …
More »The Radev-Tsacheva debate should be studied in universities around the world
It is unlikely that there has ever been a debate in political history in which one candidate did everything right and the other did everything wrong. This happened in yesterday's debate between Rumen Radev and Tsetska Tsacheva, during which the red general gave a lesson in politics. The Game of Expectations We humans do not perceive reality objectively, …
More »President Trump - expectations and lessons
See: Dimitar Karagegov's comment Georgi Vuldjev's comment Our media appearances on the topic Dimitar Karagegov - The collapse of the mainstream media is complete The thing that I will remember these elections with, purely as a machine and mechanism, is the total collapse of the traditional media. A candidate who was not supported by any …
More »Traycho Traykov answered us! Look what!
Although the TEAM has never been affiliated with any party entities, nor are our authors among those who consider voting in elections to be the only correct political action, our media has always been responsible for the process of exchanging ideas and visions of the world. Together with Brain Workshop and the Institute …
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