State Security agent Sasho has lost control. Iliyan Vassilev proved to be nothing but an expensive call girl. He behaves as if he is strolling along the streets of Bangkok handing out his business cards to clients, in our case these are the indicted oligarchs to whom he renders media services and offers Facebook massages with some extras.

Facing its deepest recession since World War II and with business confidence collapsing, the coronavirus pandemic is hitting Italy's economy hard. Business confidence in the Eurozone's third largest economy in May plummeted to its lowest level since official statistics institute ISTAT started the index in March 2005.

I am not afraid! I have been telling this to myself since Wednesday evening when I found out someone broke in my car, cut the wires and put all my personal items in plastic bags on the backseat. I am not going to lie, I was shocked (See here).

Gangsters with hands trembling from fear because of our publications and disclosures, sent a macabre warning to the deputy editor-in-chief of our media outlets, Natalia Radoslavova (Finashkova).

The hearing of the extradition case of Bulgarian banker Tsvetan Vassilev, indicted for reducing to bankruptcy the fourth biggest bank in Bulgaria, which was scheduled for 28 May, has been postponed, announced the spokesperson for the Supreme Court in Belgrade, Tatjana Tesic, cited by Insajder. After additional information was sent by the competent institutions in Bulgaria, the Supreme Court had to hear out Vassilev, but this has been postponed until 18 June.

Hristo Ivanov, the strawman leader of a lab-engineered political party put in place by Prokopiev’s empire, is tireless in spewing nonsense. He has the looks of an early 1980s comedian and just as hilarious statements. Hristo is like the sad clown of Circus “Oligarchy”.

Bistra Georgieva, head of the weekly publication Banker, has emerged from her apparent slumber and is now leading the charge in the smear campaign of fugitive banker Tsvetan Vassilev, aka the Bulgarian Madoff, against the so-called “Peevski amendment” to the Bank Insolvency Act.

The last talking point of the Capital circle, regarding newspaper distribution in Bulgaria, has become history. According to its decision from 27 May, the Council of Ministers assigns to Bulgarian Posts to take part in the distribution of print publications for the next 10 years.

Despicable, cynical and arrogant. Even such strong words fail to describe the shamelessness of Ognyan Stefanov, former political officer of the Bulgarian Armed Forces and long-time informer of the communist State Security. As always, this disgraceful representative of Bulgarian journalism did not find the courage to sign his real name under the latest blasphemy he posted on the website Frognews.

The eminent State Security agent Ilian Vassilev who is a part of the mainstream run by indicted oligarch Ivo Prokopiev has lamented for the collection of Vasil Bozhkov and served him to the fullest just like a loyal minion. All facts show that fugitive banker Tsvetan Vassilev who syphoned off CorpBank has downsized the tranches he used to send to the net of State Security agents.