VILNIUS, January 16 - A special parliamentary committee was set up in the Lithuanian capital late last night to investigate the army's actions a few days ago when its units occupied several important public buildings in Vilnius, including the radio ... »
VILNIUS, January 19- As of today, the clouds of tension in Vilnius seem to have been cleared. Not a single night military patrol, disorders, nor a tank or armored personnel carrier on the streets was seen last night. Although several ... »
VILNIUS, January 21- The night in the Lithuanian capital was tense again. All roads to it - according to the parliamentary spokesman Audrius Ažubalis were blocked by paratroopers. Several incidents occurred after midnight, two of them involving weapons. In a ... »
VILNIUS, January 21- By the time you read these lines on a Monday - probably - cold January morning, it might all be over here. Or maybe it is just beginning. Who knows? Either way, it is hard to predict ... »
VILNIUS, January 28- He told me on his Warsaw phone that he was awaiting confirmation to go to Vilnius, and the editorial office gave him the okay, because it was in dire need of information. And so, Maxim turned out ... »
VILNIUS, February 04- Everything was calm when I left for Vilnius. Even suspiciously calm. It was already known that there was a National Salvation Committee. However, no one knew who the members were. And to this day, no one knows. ... »
VILNIUS, February 11- “Raimondas, I don't have tickets. Let's go on foot," I told my new acquaintance, without blinking, as if I were on near the ‘Russian monument’ in Sofia and had to go to the Pliska Hotel, just ... »
VILNIUS, February 18 - There is one detail that I now avoid in the cozy Warsaw apartment, without any danger from the tank. This is the fact that from the first moments I spent in Vilnius, I cried. An unusual ... »
"A world leader is gone. Her Majesty radiated wisdom, kindness, and all the things that can be said of a person of Her age who ruled an empire. An outstanding leader. She showed the human face of the monarchy”. This ... »
In the nineties, there was no such things, but there were plenty of other absurd things. Now, however, what is happening with the Bulgarian media - television and radio channels, and recently even newspapers, is not only absurd, but also ... »
Host: Good morning! Maxim Behar is already with me. I introduced him to you as one of the leading PR experts. Hello, I’m glad you're here! I hope that in this part of our broadcast we will give Queen Elizabeth ... »
Host: Starting today, the parties and coalitions are entering a pre-election competition for the votes for the October 2nd parliamentary election. In the last year and a half, this will be the fourth election. According to most forecasts, they are ... »
The PR expert Maxim Behar commented on the public appearances and social media posts of politicians just before the start of the election campaign. In an interview with Alexander Yosifov from bTV, the CEO of the PR company M3 Communications ... »
Barnevik? No businessman in the world doesn’t know him. The Economist named him one of the world’s best businessmen of the decade!
My friend, Ambassador Piet Steel, one of the most influential people in the Belgian giant “Solvay,” looked ... »
Well, that's clear. After 33 years of painful transition, change and replacement of values, acrobatic political variations, in the end the truth shined - in Bulgaria we really know how to survive with both “two” and “two hundred”. In other ... »