Coalition Defection Lurches Bulgaria Toward A Turning Point

Whatever happens after the collapse of Bulgaria's ruling coalition, it's clear that Sofia has been slowed on euro adoption, crucial reforms, and an EU-friendly compromise for North Macedonia.

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