The alliance’s response to the war in Ukraine must include a wider reset of its posture in the Black Sea.
Bulgaria: The Skull’s Revenge
The new government faces an uphill battle in its efforts to reform a broken justice system, made worse by divisions over Ukraine policy.
Bulgaria: Third Time Lucky
Most Bulgarians regard their political class as deeply corrupt. That is something a new government and a more savvy European Union need to fix
Black Sea Security: Reviving US Policy Toward the Region
CEPA President and CEO, Dr. Alina Polyakova, testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on US policy toward the Black Sea Region
Bulgaria’s Battle for Brains
The winners of this sudden back-wave of migration will be cities (not countries) that are able to attract and retain newcomers.
What’s in a Language? That Which We Call a Dialect
Language is an incendiary issue, especially in countries whose current iterations are relatively modern
U.S. Bulgaria Sanctions — a Warning Shot Across the EU’s Backyard
Until now, the U.S. had done little to combat the growing consolidation of power among corrupt oligarchs in EU nations
Bulgaria’s Stalemate May Yet Be Broken
However, the political waters are now muddier
Skull Signals a Warning for Bulgaria’s Borisov
The last two years were not easy for Boyko Borisov, Bulgaria’s long-serving prime minister.
From Sea to Shining Seas
An initiative to build Europe’s potential and shut out the autocrats