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Bulgaria's 'Captured State': Institutional Capture and Authoritarian Trends
A no-confidence vote in Bulgaria exposed deep-seated institutional capture by GERB and DPS, manifested in the use of repressive organs for partisan ends and evidenced by a World Bank index showing significantly higher capture levels in Bulgaria than in most EU countries.
Bulgaria's 'Captured State': Institutional Capture and Authoritarian Trends
A no-confidence vote in Bulgaria exposed deep-seated institutional capture by GERB and DPS, manifested in the use of repressive organs for partisan ends and evidenced by a World Bank index showing significantly higher capture levels in Bulgaria than in most EU countries.
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56% Bias Score


Dogan Evicted from "Saraite" Estate, Signaling Power Loss
Ahmed Dogan, former leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS), was evicted from his long-time residence, "Saraite," in Boyana on August 30, 2024, following a legal dispute over ownership, which symbolized a significant loss of power and influence for him within his party amid internal div...
Dogan Evicted from "Saraite" Estate, Signaling Power Loss
Ahmed Dogan, former leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS), was evicted from his long-time residence, "Saraite," in Boyana on August 30, 2024, following a legal dispute over ownership, which symbolized a significant loss of power and influence for him within his party amid internal div...
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48% Bias Score

Peevski Consolidates Power in Bulgaria Through DPS Takeover
Deljan Peevski consolidated his power in Bulgaria by removing Dzhevdet Chakarov as co-chair of the DPS party through legal and political maneuvers, raising concerns about the rule of law and democratic stability.

Peevski Consolidates Power in Bulgaria Through DPS Takeover
Deljan Peevski consolidated his power in Bulgaria by removing Dzhevdet Chakarov as co-chair of the DPS party through legal and political maneuvers, raising concerns about the rule of law and democratic stability.
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56% Bias Score
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