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Bulgaria articles on Democracy Chronicles

​News about the struggle for better democracy in Bulgaria. ​​​According to Freedom House, "flaws in Central Election Commission, adherence to vote-counting procedures and accuracy of the voter list are major potential dangers". Also check out our section on World Democracy or our articles on Europe.

Being Killed for Their Work a Growing Risk for Journalists

by DC Editors - October 10, 2018

Growing Risk for Journalists

Recent death or disappearance of three people in Turkey, Bulgaria and Mexico illustrates the growing dangers to reporters worldwide.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Bulgaria, Burma, Journalism and Free Speech, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Worldwide

Gruesome Murder of Bulgarian Journalist Investigating Corruption

by DC Editors - October 8, 2018

Bulgarian Journalist Investigating Corruption

The body of the popular Bulgarian TV journalist investigating alleged corruption involving politicians and EU funds was found Saturday in a park.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Bulgaria, Europe, Journalism and Free Speech, Political Dissidents, Worldwide Corruption

Reporters face obstacle run in corruption-hit Bulgaria

by DC Editors - December 30, 2017

corruption-hit Bulgaria

Bulgaria is the new holder of the EU presidency but also ranked as the bloc’s worst press freedom violator

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Bulgaria, Europe, Journalism and Free Speech, Worldwide Corruption

Thai Junta Bans Video Game With Revolutionary Themes

by DC Editors - August 6, 2014

Thai Junta Bans Video Game Themes

Amid increasing repression on freedom of speech since it took power in recent military coup, worrisome Thai Junta bans video game from Bulgaria

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Asia, Bulgaria, Political Artwork, Thailand, Voting Technology

Eastern Europe Worries Openly About Russia Aggression

by DC Editors - March 11, 2014

Eastern Europe Worries Russia

Russia intent on conquering slice of Ukraine as Eastern Europe worries who will be next

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Albania, Baltic Nations, Bulgaria, Central Asia, Europe, Georgia, Poland, Russia, Ukraine

Romanians Say No to Destroying Treasured Carpathian Mountains

by John Amaruso - October 3, 2013

John Amaruso and Treasured Carpathian Mountains

There is a growing movement in Romania, where plans to excavate a portion of the historic and deeply treasured Carpathian Mountains is already underway

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Bulgaria, Europe, Romani People, Romania

Protest and Civil Disobedience Erupting Worldwide

by DC Editors - July 23, 2013

philippines protest civil disobedience worldwide movement

Civil disobedience and citizen protest are becoming the norm in major cities across the world

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Bulgaria, Democracy Protests, Egypt, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Worldwide

Huge Protests Take Hold of Bulgaria

by DC Editors - June 18, 2013

Discord at Every Single Level

Government facing public with opposition backing as protests take hold of Bulgaria

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Bulgaria, Democracy Protests, Europe

No Clear Winner in Bulgaria’s Election

by DC Editors - May 14, 2013

winner in bulgarias election road sign

Bulgaria’s election reflects the European Union’s poorest member in midst of vast social change

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Bulgaria, Europe

Bulgaria Votes in Closely Watched Election

by DC Editors - May 12, 2013

Scandal forces government

In tight contest, Bulgaria votes in closely watched election fought bitterly between rival campaigns of the European Union’s newest and poorest member

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Bulgaria, Europe

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