Bulgaria

The fallout exposed the cynicism of the communist regime and shaped the country’s environmental and democratic awakening.

Rebuilding mutual trust between society and state institutions in Bulgaria is only possible through durable democratic practices.

Some residents are taking matters into their own hands with innovative urban projects centred around ecology.

Bulgaria suffers from growing voter apathy, reflected in declining turnout and exacerbated by a campaign filled with propaganda and personal attacks.

Media coverage frames Bulgaria’s green transition as an imposition from Brussels that will damage the country’s coal-intensive economy.

We asked political scientist Antony Todorov what Schengen membership means for Bulgaria.

After another close election, Bulgaria’s commitment to green transition remains an open question.

Bulgarians have gone to the polls four times in the last two years amid a wider context of political instability. Why?

Bulgaria’s Green deputy prime minister is determined to put the just transition on the agenda.

As conspiracy theories and misinformation gain legitimacy in public discourse and spread online, activists in Bulgaria come under fire.