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Conflicts in Ankara, agreement in NATO
The NATO summit in Ankara is over. The consequences are in order. Some, like Prof. Davutoğlu, former Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Turkey, ar ...
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Pardons aside, the American nation has a right to know about Fauci’s filesThe text is a commentary for the American newspaper The Hill by Jay Rogers, a financial expert with over 30 years of experience in the fields of priva ...12.07.20262 659 -
Can NATO tame Trump's angerDefense spending, the war with Iran, support for Ukraine and personal diplomacy will be among the main topics of the NATO summit in Ankara, where alli ...11.07.20261 769 -
Middle power in action. Azerbaijan halts Israel's recognition of the "Armenian genocide"Svitlana KUSHNAR, political analyst (Ukraine) Israel has suspended the process of recognizing the "Armenian genocide" amid the risk ...11.07.20262 529 -
Women in the Russian army: do they go to war for money?The Russian authorities are actively attracting women to military service, promising them huge salaries. Who are those who agree to sign a contract an ...11.07.20264 236
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How NATO conveniently turned a blind eye to human rights abuses in Turkey5 years ago, in 2021, the West risked diplomatic conflict with Turkey after 10 ambassadors called for the release of a man they claimed was a politica ...11.07.20262 529 -
Tomahawk missiles: What they can do and why Germany needs themChancellor Merz announced that an agreement had been reached at the NATO summit in Ankara for the purchase of American "Tomahawk" missiles, which wil ...11.07.20262 303 -
China has long been not just an economic problem, but also a strategic threat to Europe"For Europe, China is always important, but never urgent. The European Union summit last week proved it once again. First there were endless disc ...10.07.20262 403 -
How a car is becoming a luxury in Russia againMore than four years ago, Russia launched an aggressive war against Ukraine. Since then, the incomes of Russian citizens have grown significantly. Ac ...10.07.20262 501 -
Patriot missiles for Ukraine: why they are fighting in PolandA historical dispute has divided Poland and Ukraine, and now it also threatens military aid to Kiev. The Polish opposition believes that the transfer ...10.07.20262 727 -
Ognyan Minchev: The worrying thing is that we do not know what the "freeze" with "Botas" was given in return forRelations with Turkey are of key importance for placing Bulgaria on the geopolitical map of the Balkans - and in the broader context of Eastern Europe ...10.07.20261 764
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Emil Vassilev: Let's remind Rheinmetall that Bulgaria was a loyal ally of Germany during two world warsOn the occasion of the shaky contract with "Rheinmetall", let me ask: which is one of only two countries that were allies of Germany in both ...10.07.202623 990 -
Diana Damyanova: The principle of not saying "hop" before you jumpIs it a problem when what you say is not very true, not quite true or not at all true. I put a lot of effort into teaching them during Kiki's t ...10.07.20262 243 -
Only the dead have seen the end of war… (according to Plato)„...only the dead have seen the end of war.“ This maxim, attributed to Plato, has never sounded more relevant. Today, one more sentence ca ...10.07.20262 938 -
He will not go on air on bTV: what does this case tell us"He will not go on air on bTV as long as it depends on me." The case of Martin Atanasov says a lot about the Bulgarian media. From it we als ...10.07.20268 647 -
Former US Ambassador: "Putin is afraid of everything and everyone"Will Washington help Kiev fight Putin or not? We see that Trump sends contradictory messages every week. What do you think? M. McFaul: Trump is a c ...09.07.20262 721 -
The View from Moscow: Rumen Radev – a Pragmatic Partner, but Not a New OrbanRussian media and political analysts welcome the “pragmatic approach“ of the new Bulgarian Prime Minister, seeing him as a voice of reason ...09.07.20262 305
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Iran War: Trump Has More Options, But They're All BadWhat Has Trump Achieved with the Iran War? Nothing, except that he gave Iran's Revolutionary Guard new opportunities to exert pressure. And the op ...09.07.20263 072 -
Belgrade after the blockade by Sofia for the EU: Between a stab in the back and pragmatic composureBelgrade remains blocked on its path to the European Union, after a total of eight countries declared themselves against the opening of Cluster 3 (Com ...09.07.20263 122
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Evgeniy Kanev: What does a frozen contract for BOTAŞ mean?Almost everything that concerns Bulgaria comes under pressure from outside. And almost never as a political will to protect real national interests. ...09.07.20262 188 -
It's starting in our country too - the same thing that made all of Europe screamAnd so, imperceptibly, it's starting in our country too. The same thing that made all of Europe scream. (In the group “Mothers of Sofia&ldqu ...09.07.202612 516 -
Turkish Energy Diplomacy in Action: How Ankara “froze” the “BOTAŞ” deal to save its larger ambitionAfter weeks of intense behind-the-scenes negotiations, Turkey has officially agreed to “freeze” for 15 months the controversial energy con ...09.07.20267 336 -
The Zelensky Phenomenon: From Political Bottom to Historical Myth and Back to RealityA little over four years ago, Volodymyr Zelensky's political fate seemed predetermined. In early 2022, on the eve of the large-scale Russian invas ...09.07.20261 985 -
What is happening with the notorious contract between "Bulgargaz" and "Botaş"?What is happening with the notorious contract between "Bulgargaz" and "Botaş"? First, let's clarify that this is not a gas ...09.07.20261 786
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The Big Lie About the “Huge Bureaucracy” and the Small Truth About the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of DefenseEvery time the budget starts to crack, the same mantra appears on the political scene: "We will cut the administration." It sounds decisive, ...09.07.20269 018
