Popular protests against rising electricity bills in Bulgaria reflect declining trust in democratic institutions, triggered by the EU's move to remove key economic decisions from electoral politics. With citizens demanding a new constitution and an overhaul of the political class, the country's very governability is at stake.
SOFIA – The logic behind the European Union’s drive to constitutionalize budget constraints and remove key economic decisions from electoral politics is internally sound. After all, a common currency without a shared political sphere can survive only if electing a new national government does not mean changing basic macroeconomic policies.
SOFIA – The logic behind the European Union’s drive to constitutionalize budget constraints and remove key economic decisions from electoral politics is internally sound. After all, a common currency without a shared political sphere can survive only if electing a new national government does not mean changing basic macroeconomic policies.