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Livia Nistor: Contemporary Bulgarian literature is marked by local-universal contradiction Livia Nistor is a Romanian translator from Bulgarian and has a PhD in Bulgarian literature from the University of Bucharest

Livia Nistor is a Romanian translator from Bulgarian and has a PhD in Bulgarian literature from the University of Bucharest

Livia Nistor: Contemporary Bulgarian literature is marked by local-universal contradiction

Vladimir Mitev 29 March, 2021

Interview with the author of the first Romanian research on contemporary Bulgarian literature: what is observed in...

Why does Borissov always survive? Foto_2_Vladimir_Mitev_TEDx_Brasov

Why does Borissov always survive?

Vladimir Mitev 27 March, 2021

An interview about the Bulgarian election campaign on the eve of the 4th April 2021 parliamentary elections:...

Romanian vaccination advances better than the Bulgarian one Foto_2_Vladimir_Mitev_TEDx_Brasov

Romanian vaccination advances better than the Bulgarian one

Vladimir Mitev 16 March, 2021

Interview on the specifics of the Romanian vaccination campaign, on Bucharest's plans to vaccinate 10 million people...

Lora Nenkovska: The Romanian Awards Sofia Nădejde are very much needed because women’s literature continues to be unnoticed Lora Nenkovska - a Bulgarian translator and university professor of Romanian literature

Lora Nenkovska - a Bulgarian translator and university professor of Romanian literature

Lora Nenkovska: The Romanian Awards Sofia Nădejde are very much needed because women’s literature continues to be unnoticed

Vladimir Mitev 2 January, 2021

The Romanian language and literature professor talks about the richness and social commitment of contemporary Romanian culture,...

The Romanian voter allowed the pro-European parties to rule, while punishing president Iohannis

Vladimir Mitev 8 December, 2020

Vladimir Mitev gave an interview to the Bulgarian National Radio about the results of the parliamentary elections...

What to expect from the Romanian parliamentary elections?

Vladimir Mitev 3 December, 2020

Under the Social Democrats, economic growth was driven by a income and consumption raises. Now the ruling...

The Bulgarian middle class wants to be getting empowered by the anti-corruption fight 'Let's break the mafia state' — a poster from the anti-corruption protests in Bulgaria in 2020.

'Let's break the mafia state' — a poster from the anti-corruption protests in Bulgaria in 2020.

The Bulgarian middle class wants to be getting empowered by the anti-corruption fight

Vladimir Mitev 14 October, 2020

The Barricade’s Vladimir Mitev was interviewed by the Danish organisation Democracy in Europe on the Bulgarian protests:...

Social change in Bulgaria means departing from the logic of transition "Let's heal Bulgaria from the microbes, who rule it" (a poster at the 2020 anti-corruption protests in Sofia)

"Let's heal Bulgaria from the microbes, who rule it" (a poster at the 2020 anti-corruption protests in Sofia)

Social change in Bulgaria means departing from the logic of transition

Vladimir Mitev 27 September, 2020

An interview for the Iranian Labour News Agency on the demands of the Bulgarian protests, on the...

Doru Dragomir: We promote the Romanian-Bulgarian business in a common package Doru Dragomir, head of the Bilateral Chamber of Commerce Romania-Bulgaria

Doru Dragomir, head of the Bilateral Chamber of Commerce Romania-Bulgaria

Doru Dragomir: We promote the Romanian-Bulgarian business in a common package

Vladimir Mitev 15 August, 2020

The president of the Bilateral Chamber of Commerce Bulgaria-Romania has given this interview on the effects ot...

Interviews

Livia Nistor: Contemporary Bulgarian literature is marked by local-universal contradiction

Why does Borissov always survive?

What to expect from the Romanian parliamentary elections?

Doru Dragomir: We promote the Romanian-Bulgarian business in a common package

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