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The Civic Initiative for Reclaiming Digital Autonomy (CIRDA) was presented by Pavel Antonov, co-founder and executive editor of BlueLink, during a high-level international conference of the Council of Europe devoted t

"The far right does not deny the climate crisis—it simply replaces it with an easier enemy. Because it is too scary to fight climate change, they point to migrants. Thus, hatred becomes a 'security blanket' against fear of the future," said Prof.

When the Hungarian Constitutional Court annulled key parts of the Climate Protection Act, it did more than require national legislation to comply with constitutional norms for the protection of nature and the climate.

The BlueLink Foundation supports the position of the civil coalition "Ravni BG" regarding the recent statement by Interior Minister Daniel Mitov to the British newspaper "The Times." "Ravni BG" considers the minister's claims that "neo-Marxist groups" (the international organization &

Sofia, October 30, 2025. The BlueLink Foundation held a two-day training workshop on "Means and Skills for Legal and Communication Protection of Nature and Climate Defenders" as part of the Be Life project, led by civil society groups EEB, YEE, Guta, and Justice and Environment association members across Europe, including BlueLink.

With their publication today, important changes to the Climate Change Mitigation Act (CCMA) come into force, which the Climate Coalition - Bulgaria (CCB) has been advocating for in recent years.

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Ten journalists from Bulgarian National Television (BNT) participated in the BlueLink Foundation's program, "Expert and Scientific Support for Socially Responsible Journalism on Climate Issues." During a two-day seminar, editors, reporters from "Around the World and at Home", and correspondents from Varna, Burgas, Plovdiv, and Blagoevgrad worked with leading Bulgarian an