The Austrian public figure and activist Alexander Ehrlich, well known for his protests against abuses within the European Union, sets foot on Bulgarian soil at a decisive moment for our country. Just weeks after the historic meeting with Ivelin Mihaylov during the large-scale protest in Brussels and their subsequent in-depth conversation in Austria, Ehrlich is arriving with a clear mission: to unite the efforts of independent European voices in the battle against corruption and mafia governance!

The German newspaper “Die Welt” published an extensive article claiming that arrests are increasing in Bulgaria against people who oppose corruption, with a focus on one politician and entrepreneur who has long been sanctioned by the USA. "Critics warn of a dramatic turn that threatens the stability of Europe", reports the German media.

Manol Genov has neglected yet another environmental issue, this time involving the illegal burial of dozens of diseased sheep near the village of Tatarevo, in the municipality of Parvomay. This was revealed by Krasimira Katincharova, a Member of Parliament from the political party “Velichie.”

The European Commission has said what Bulgarian authorities stubbornly refuse to acknowledge: in Bulgaria, the rule of law is encapsulated, corruption is entrenched at the highest levels of power, the media is trapped between dependency and self-censorship, and the rule of law exists only in figurative statements. The 2025 report leaves no room for doubt—Sofia is among the most problematic legal jurisdictions in the European Union, with systemic failures in multiple areas that would have triggered sanction procedures in other countries.