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Ep. 4: Private security in the villages, Trump's protectionism, the Italian elections and the future of the EU

In the fourth episode of the podcast "60 Minutes of Freedom!" Georgi Vuldjev, Stoyan Panchev and Kaloyan Pravov discuss the following topics: 0:45 - Hiring private security companies to secure small settlements - Is this a solution to the lack of security? Why can't the Ministry of Interior do its job? Is it doing …

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Is it a good idea to join the Eurozone?: Debate on bTV

Bulgaria's entry into the Eurozone

Defending the position "against" Bulgaria's possible entry into the Eurozone, our editor-in-chief Georgi Vuldzhev entered into a debate with former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Nikolay Vassilev on bTV. According to Vuldzhev, the negatives of entering the Eurozone far outweigh the potential positives: If Bulgaria enters the Eurozone, which means eliminating …

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How will a potential Grexit affect the euro?

Five years after the start of the debt crisis in Europe, which was triggered by the global financial crisis, which later turned into an economic one, Greece is once again at the center of debates about the future of the European Monetary Union. Unlike in 2010-2012, however, the main attention is now paid to Greece, due to the fact that the other …

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How a Greek bankruptcy could still lead to the collapse of the EU

Frank Hollenbeck Greece is back in the headlines. This should come as no surprise to anyone. It would be naive to think that the Greeks would accept to remain in debt forever. Despite all the rumors that Greece will be forced to leave the eurozone, there is actually no such mechanism through which the member states of the European Union (EU) …

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