"On the negative side, there is the sorry state of the Bulgarian press. While free of governmental interference, the print media are subservient to the sensationalist rhetoric of radical populists, the economic interests of shady newspaper owners, and the factionalist passions of self-centered editors. Public discourse in the country is dominated by nostalgic intellectuals who bemoan the “disappearance of the thriving socialist middle class,” admire Slobodan Milosevic for taking on NATO, and describe Osama bin Laden as a champion of the poor who taught America a lesson. The press does not provide a public forum for further discussions of the important issues raised by authors such as Peeva, Zhelyazkova, and Stanchev."

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