The issue of Bulgaria’s accession to the eurozone is not merely about meeting macroeconomic indicators or following institutional procedures. It represents a much deeper process – an effort to build trust, resilience, and a strategic identity within the European Union. Since joining the EU in 2007, Bulgaria has often been seen as a peripheral member of the integration project, a perception shaped by prolonged political in
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