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Vladimir goes global – Part 1

Negative energy Russian leader Vladimir Putin, frustrated in his war on Ukraine, is in apocalyptic mood and is attempting to

Lessons and prospects In the final part of this three-part article, we consider some of the ways in which the

Mr Hristov’s memo: the “risk-free agreement” In Part 2 of our three-part article, we take a closer look at the

The doublespeak in defining Bulgaria‘s national interests The saga of Turkey’s use as an avenue for getting Russian gas into

Part 2: Of nukes and jets In the first part of this two-part article, we explored the new-found “Atlanticism” of

Amidst the grapevine of Sergei Lavrov’s impending visit to Skopje for Ukraine peace talks, Bulgaria has reluctantly accepted its partners’

Part 1: Due diligence There’s never a dull – and rarely a less-than-surreal – moment in Bulgarian politics. After a

Bulgaria’s new energy tax on Russian gas could have profound consequences. And it’s a welcome step. This isn’t a sentence

Interview with Euractiv Can Azerbaijan afford to stop gas supplies to the EU if the EU starts playing hardball against

Part one Slowly, discreetly, and on a small scale, the Turkish Gas Hub (TGH) is beginning to function, with Bulgaria’s