There were even Russians at some of the anti Euro protests. Probably proped up by the Kremlin through Tiktok and Telegram. Bulgaria has a pegged currency to th

There were even Russians at some of the anti Euro protests. Probably proped up by the Kremlin through Tiktok and Telegram. Bulgaria has a pegged currency to the Euro since forever, they got quite depopulated after 1991 and their only chance is to become a tourist destination and to attract some investments from Türkye and maybe Greece, because nobody else would invest. The fact that Romania isn't interested in builing more bridges over the Danube and that Serbia isn't part of the EU also puts the northern part of Bulgaria in a tight spot. If you want to see what a depopulated country looks like, travel through northern Bulgaria. It looks like the descriptions from the book The World Without Us.