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Гренландия и илюзията за европейска отбрана

Между политическото желание за защита и правната възможност за такава зее пропаст – и именно в тази пропаст днес се намира Гренландия. Задължение ли са държавите членки на ЕС да изпратят войски и друга помощ, ако Гренландия бъде нападната и окупирана от САЩ, Русия или Китай? Малко известно е, че …

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Защо Гренландия трябва да е най-големият приоритет на ЕС

Какво се случва с Венецуела не е казус, който би трябвало особено да интересува Европа, но какво се случва с Гренландия със сигурност е. Намеренията на Тръмп към нея трябва да се приемат (много) сериозно и се опасявам, че към момента политическият елит в Европа не осъзнава нейната важност. С …

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Еврокомисията не е съд. А търгът не е лечение

Точно преди една година Съдът на ЕС (СЕС) се произнесе и потвърди досегашната дефиниция за „публичноправна организация“ в българското законодателство. В резултат на това европейското законодателство не изисква включване на частните лечебни заведения в обхвата на режима за обществени поръчки. Вместо да се вслушат в мъдрото решение на СЕС, Европейската комисия …

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Open letter: Why Bulgaria should not adopt the euro in 2026

OPEN LETTER  to halt the flawed and undemocratic process of euro adoption in Bulgaria in view of significant risks   Whereas we believe that the European Union stands by the values of democracy and the principles of cooperation among sovereign members and subsidiarity in decision-making, we call for halting the current …

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Who will foot the bill for higher defense spending in the EU?

The arrival of the new US government and its signals that the US military presence in Europe may be about to be withdrawn have caused violent reactions on the old continent. On March 4, the President of the European Commission (EC) Ursula von der Leyen officially announced the “ReArm Europe” initiative with a budget of 800 billion euros to improve …

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Vance's sincere message to Europe: Give up the information war and get out of here

Author: NS Lyons America’s fight against the deep state is an international conflict in which Britain and Europe have been active proxies. This will no longer be tolerated. The political elite of Europe and the Anglosphere seemed shocked by J.D. Vance’s extremely frank speech in Munich last month. The American …

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Is our market crooked, are our hospitals "state-owned"? How the IME fact check misses the practice of the CJEU and the analysis of the EKIP

In an attempt to viciously defend the thesis that private hospitals must conduct public procurement because they are “public law organizations” according to the Public Procurement Act and Directive 2014/24, the IME misinterprets the practice of the CJEU and conveniently omits the only comprehensive analysis of its kind in Bulgaria by the EKIP on the topic. We cut stones because we build, …

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The world of 2025 through the eyes of Huxley and Remarque

“They have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind” (Hosea 8:7) The year is 2025, a time when technological advances flourish alongside the lingering echoes of past conflicts. From Huxley’s perspective, the world shines with advances in artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and digital connectivity, while humans struggle with the seductive …

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Does the European Commission measure Bulgaria with double standards?

Recently, the topic of public procurement of medicines at private medical institutions has once again gained media coverage. With the start of the new political season, internal pressure for action has increased, and the influence of the European Commission remains unsubstantiated and creates the feeling of dubious goals and double standards. This naturally leaves an interesting aftertaste …

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