2025 was a year like a kaleidoscope; 2026 won't be easier, but it may be clearer, states Denitsa Sacheva. Parliament resembled a chessboard on which backgammon is played, and democracy turned out not to be a series, but an episode that "hurts a little."
The Eurozone was discussed with apocalyptic undertones, but Sacheva defines it as an instrument that works in the hands of knowledgeable people. For her, 2025 is a kaleidoscope that changes colors in a new order, sometimes beautiful, sometimes headache-inducing, but always ours.
Artificial intelligence entered faster than the laws; Bulgaria stands at a crossroads. "National accord" is a mythical creature. Sacheva believes that 2026 will be clearer if we don't wait for saviors and call things by their real names. The future is made with decisions that bring results.
The kaleidoscope is in our hands - the question is whether we will have the courage to turn it.