Sofia |
Francesco Martino |
16 May 2022
In Bulgaria, media freedom has traditionally been restricted by grey areas, and journalists often come under severe pressure. This interview with Nelly Ognyanova, a leading Bulgarian expert on media law, discusses the legislative factors that define the working framework of journalism in the country
Science and work: how to relaunch Gabrovo, the "Bulgarian Manchester"
Gabrovo |
Francesco Martino
14 April 2022
Bulgaria, if war is near
Sofia |
Francesco Martino
10 March 2022
North Macedonia: new premier, new European perspectives?
Tetovo |
Aleksandar Samardjiev
26 January 2022
Greek investments in Bulgaria: what will happen after Covid-19?
Nicola Zordan
20 January 2022
EU cohesion: the great erasure of gender equality
Gentiola Madhi
11 January 2022
Bulgaria, the consequences of the pandemic on young students
Sofia |
Francesco Martino
16 December 2021
Sofia, the long protest
For nearly two weeks Bulgaria has been shaken by street demonstrations against the Borisov government. The heart of the mobilization is the center of the capital Sofia, where thousands of citizens are demanding the resignation of the executive, fighting corruption and the uncontrolled power of the oligarchs. The faces of the protest in the photos of our correspondent
Infographic: Bulgaria and the European Elections
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