HotNews.ro spoke to several Romanians working abroad, as well as two researchers, one from the UK and...
Vladimir Mitev
Vladimir Mitev is a Bulgarian Romanian-speaking journalist. He has interacted with many Bulgarian and Romanian media outlets, including Bulgarian National Radio, Mediapool, all major Bulgarian television stations, Darik Radio, and more (Bulgaria); Radio Romania, The Liberal Community 1848, all the major Romanian television stations; DoR; Libertatea; PressHub; and others (Romania); The Analysis, Acorn Radio (USA); Open Democracy (UK); voxEurop (France); the Observatory for the Balkans and the Caucasus; The Other News (Italy); The Institute for Central Europe (Poland); Argument (Czechia); Merce (Hungary); Bilten (Croatia); and Agora (the Republic of Moldova).
He promotes the idea of non-hegemonic, mutually empowering interactions in Central and Southeastern Europe that could contribute to the formation of a dynamic regional identity and connect citizens to the global community.
In Romanian society, positions considered russophile are hard to break through, but money from Western European investments...
Interview with a Romanian economic expert on fiscal policy and issues related to the budget deficit, public...
The proposal for elimination of border controls between Romania, Bulgaria and Greece might have a difficult juridical...
Interview on the reasons for the Romanian farmers and transporters' protests, which lasted three weeks and ended...
Interview with one of the authors of the Greek, Romanian and Bulgarian politicians' declaration to eliminate border...
The new head of the ECFR Sofia office speaks to the Bridge of Friendship about the new...
Interview with the founder of the Friendship Bridge blog about current issues of Romanian-Bulgarian relations and his...
Interview with Jacques Delors' former technology advisor in the European Commission on the role of military conflicts,...
The French-Romanian media Regard interviewed Vladimir Mitev on the cross–border realities in the Ruse-Giurgiu region
