Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boiko Borisov has won praise across the EU for what other leaders in the bloc have seen as his decisiveness and strong will to quell crime and corruption and to implement difficult reforms. However, at home he is increasingly seen as a lost and indecisive ruler of questionable competence.
Mr Borisov's eight-month tenure has been marked by a series of u-turns on important issues. In the latest one, he reversed a noisily announced plan to raise the value added t...
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