Article: Bulgaria's foreign relations in the post-communist era: a general overview and assessment.

Introduction

Bulgaria's foreign policy has been relatively consistent since 1989. Bulgaria has avoided involvement in the Yugoslav conflict and is working hard at securing bilateral relationships and its place within the Euro-Atlantic community. Critics, however, contend that its foreign policy has been marked by inconsistencies and that it has brought the country very few benefits. Other critics also argue about the lack of parliamentary input into foreign policy formulation.(1)

One trend, however, is clear: the European orientation of Bulgaria's foreign policy. As with the Visegard-four (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia), Bulgaria's elite and ...

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