Delyan Peevski - sanctioned for corruption and facing expected political marginalization - files a complaint against the interim government’s efforts to curb vote-buying
Protests dominate the anniversary of his arrest, amid courtroom defiance, corruption charges and a growing clash between opposition and government
Developments signal potential shift in frozen funds dispute, but EU association risks linger
Bulgaria’s representative in the European Public Prosecutor’s Office accuses top officials and a political leader of pressure over corruption investigations in the Chiren gas storage
How Spajić’s coalition legalized political purges in the security sector – and why Brussels is looking the other way
Starcom's Assen Christov fires back and highlights institutional flaws in ongoing €15 million freeze saga
“There is plenty of reason to suggest that some of these powerful people might not want San Marino to be in an Association Agreement with the EU”, the investor states
A government including judges, prosecutors and civic experts seeks to rebuild legitimacy in a country gripped by distrust of institutions
The move drew swift criticism, including from several members of the President's own Republican Party in Congress
Nicușor Dan’s plan for a referendum among magistrates has opened a new institutional conflict over judicial independencey and the limits of presidential authority
Similar movements in Bulgaria and Romania underscore growing public backlash against populist administrations in EU states
The episode exposes the limitations of EPPO which executes requests from national authorities even though these appear to be politically motivated
