Rising Political Temperatures in South-Eastern Europe’s Energy Sector
The political landscape in South-Eastern Europe continues to heat up, driven by the increasing likelihood of disruptions to Russian gas
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Ukraine
Will Donald Trump Be Able to Stop the War in Ukraine?
An Attempt at Analysis Donald Trump’s promise to end the war in Ukraine has captured significant attention, particularly as he
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Loss of Ukrainian gas transit does increase the risk of military conflict
July 21, 2019 This text is published because it is valuable and unfortunately not available on Bulgaria Analytica’s website In
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Putin’s Nuclear Threat Assessment
“Russia has completed preparations for blowing up the Zaporizhzhia NPP. The plan of the terrorist attack has already been approved
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Putin drawn closer into China’s orbit, but no military support
Xi Jinping’s state visit to Moscow was a long-awaited event for the Kremlin. Somewhat unusually per diplomatic protocol, the possibility
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Xi’s Visit and Putin’s Demise
After the arrest warrant has been issued, Putin is president of Russia in name only. From here onwards, negotiations are out of the question.
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War in Ukraine: time for a longer-term approach
Ilian Vassilev One year on from the start of Russian leader Vladmir Putin’s all-out war against Ukraine, we need to
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The world after Ukraine—Part 2: Winners, the Loser-in-Chief, and winning the peace
Ukraine is on the way to winning the war. But it must bear in mind constantly that it needs also to win the peace. That means securing the earliest possible transition of power in the Kremlin, as the best guarantee of long-term peace and security on Ukraine’s eastern borders.
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The world after Ukraine—Part 1: Russia’s failure and Russia’s choice
Peace will prevail only if Mr Putin and/or his successors are deprived of the capacity to attack their neighbours.
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Rumen Radev looks east—Part 1: Of history, track records and nuclear fuel
As Vladimir Putin’s Russia loses ground in Ukraine and is ever more isolated internationally, Bulgaria’s president Rumen Radev is curiously
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