The Pegasus Scandal: 9 questions and some answers
The abuse of the military-grade Pegasus spyware has caused privacy breaches among a large number of public figures worldwide.
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After bypassing Ukraine, Gazprom may be preparing to abandon Bulgargaz
The battle for succession is beginning. July has seen two significant developments among potential players in the game of international
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THE COMPULSION TO “UNITY”
What Putin’s article on Russians and Ukrainians really is Igor Fedyk, The New Geopolitics Research Network At the beginning of
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Divide and conquer
How Russia dominates the European gas market Recent events show that Moscow is no longer hiding the fact that it
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The Geopolitics of Tariffs
Bulgartransgaz’ nеw tariff plan for the 2021-2022 gas year discriminates against Gazprom’s competitors, shedding light on murky backstage doings. The
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What’s in store: the road to decarbonisation
A post-G7 look at Bulgaria’s energy transition So it’s good news from Cornwall. The leaders of the top seven industrial
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From climate alarmism to Marxism
Climate change and associated alarmism gave birth to policies of self-restraint and a forced transition to a carbon-neutral economy, which
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Sanctions as catalyst
How US Magnitsky Act sanctions might provide an impetus for the de-oligarchisation of the Bulgarian economy. Or might not. Recent
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To contain Putin, contain corruption
Sanctioning Bulgaria’s oligarchs AFP Photo Better late than never. US President Joe Biden’s Executive Order (EO) 13181 last week means
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In plane sight
The Kremlin geopolitics behind Belarus’ hijacking of a civilian airliner. It was another red line crossed by the Putin-Lukashenka tandem
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