To be a key regional ally of the United States, to strengthen its position in NATO –...
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.
John Lloyd’s masterclass on journalism approached various issues that deal with corruption, journalism and the two countries
According to the Bulgarian foreign policy expert, Sofia should not give up the idea that it shares...
Joint Political Declaration for a Strategic Partnership between the Republic of Bulgaria and Romania 
Joint Political Declaration for a Strategic Partnership between the Republic of Bulgaria and Romania
Full text published by the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Bulgarian security expert sees the joint statement by the presidents of Bulgaria and Romania as a correction...
Bulgaria and Romania continue to coexist as islands, not as a community with mutual interactions. The challenge...
An comment, made for the 24 February 2023 morning emission Our Day of programme Hristo Botev, Bulgarian...
Interview with the First Secretary of the Political Section of the Bulgarian Embassy in Romania about the...
Interview with the editor of the Giurgiu Neoficial Facebook page about her fascination with the Giurgiu-Ruse zone&cross-border...
Romanian cinema has already produced some significant films about how parents try to corrupt their children
