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The Night of the Long Euro-Atlantic Knives

GERB is swallowing PP-DB like a boa constrictor – bite by bite – Kostadin Kostadinov flowerily expressed himself during the unfortunate negotiations for the rotation of the assembly. Pointing us to a half-forgotten trope from the coalition past of Boris’s party stating that whoever governs with GERB remains a historical footnote – Reformist Bloc, …

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The theory of political realignment with another prognostic triumph

Our previous text[1] on the issue of reshuffle showed the way out of the so-called political crisis in the country. The way to overcome the difficulties in forming a stable, coherent government. At that time we wrote: “It is increasingly clear that the conflict that led to the beginning of the current phase of the political cycle is fading away, far from the focus of public …

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Social divisions and rearrangements – to the aid of political analysts

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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The political reorientation of the BSP (and others)

After the shockingly good performance of There Is Such a People in the last elections, the Socialist Party is licking its wounds in third place and is clearly looking for a way to focus voters' attention on itself. The series of proposed left-wing bills in recent weeks are a demonstration of this aspiration...

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The hypertrophied recession and the response of governments

Author: Yaroslav Romanchuk, original publication from 14.04.2020 The global coronavirus epidemic has significantly accelerated the crisis trends of the modern world. The monetary and fiscal policy measures proposed by international organizations (IMF, World Bank, OECD, UN) and G7 governments after emerging from the global recession of 2008-2009 had a short-term positive effect …

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What is happening in the world in the conditions of the first Great Depression of the 21st century?

Author: Yaroslav Romanchuk, original publication from 14.04.2020 The world economy is once again threatened by an unprecedented global recession, unemployment of 1.3 billion people in the world, a debt crisis, budget holes, defaults and other scourges of the multi-layered systemic crisis. “A crisis like no other” – said IMF President Kristalina Georgieva …

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Why does big business inevitably turn left?

Everything is shaped by the business plan of the big guys... We all remember the case of the fired Google employee who dared to state basic biological differences between men and women and how they translate into socio-behavioral differences. This act of his did not please his superiors, who did not want to …

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There is a left, there is a right!

the left and the right

Author: Kaloyan Pravov Background The summer of 2013 is a turning point in modern Bulgarian history. This year marks the birth and conduct of the last major political campaign of the Bulgarian pro-European democratic civil society. For over 400 days, citizens in most regional cities of Bulgaria demonstrated their defiance to the state, which dared to betray the services …

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