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Ukraine: an exam too difficult for the Bucharest elite johannis-kyiv-1200x675

Ukraine: an exam too difficult for the Bucharest elite

Vladimir Mitev 12 January, 2023

Bucharest and Warsaw have been fighting over the status of the US' favourite partner in Central and...

Vessela Tcherneva: Packaging Bulgaria and Romania together is an opportunity, not an inconvenience Vessela Tcherneva is vice president of the European Council on Foreign Relations and a leading Bulgarian foreign policy expert

Vessela Tcherneva is vice president of the European Council on Foreign Relations and a leading Bulgarian foreign policy expert

Vessela Tcherneva: Packaging Bulgaria and Romania together is an opportunity, not an inconvenience

Vladimir Mitev 10 January, 2023

Countries need to create not only physical infrastructure but also political, economic and social bridges between the...

The last fortress of the Bulgarian economy lev-fortress-bg-1200x675

The last fortress of the Bulgarian economy

Vladimir Mitev 31 December, 2022

A Bulgarian perspective on the country’s entrance into the eurozone

After the war Danube

After the war

Iulian Mareș 28 November, 2022

The task of the next Romanian president will be to manage relations with Ukraine in the post-war...

Bulgarian politics: what change comes after the government of “change”?

Vladimir Mitev 26 June, 2022

A review of the Petkov government actions and a few suggestions for a more complex understanding of...

The Bulgarian government of “change” fell amidst contradictory interests

Vladimir Mitev 23 June, 2022

Geopolitics could be one reason among more for the fall of Kiril Petkov’s team

Who will make the change in Bulgarian-Romanian relations? An aerial view of the Friendship Bridge at Ruse-Giurgiu, Giurgiu being seen in the distance

An aerial view of the Friendship Bridge at Ruse-Giurgiu, Giurgiu being seen in the distance

Who will make the change in Bulgarian-Romanian relations?

Vladimir Mitev 11 May, 2022

Among other things, Europe Day 2022 in the Bulgarian city of Rousse was also the occasion for...

Civil society vs. Government in the Eastern Balkans: Who can build a better hospital?

Vladimir Mitev 21 April, 2022

Over the last 30 years, children with rare diseases in Bulgaria and Romania have been waiting for...

The confrontation over Borissov’s arrest shows the powerlessness of the Bulgarian state and the proposed change Bulgarian prime minister Kiril Petkov (2021-2022) and internal minister Boyko Rashkov (2021-2022)

Bulgarian prime minister Kiril Petkov (2021-2022) and internal minister Boyko Rashkov (2021-2022)

The confrontation over Borissov’s arrest shows the powerlessness of the Bulgarian state and the proposed change

Vladimir Mitev 19 March, 2022

Bulgarian prime minister’s parading with the names of Laura Kövesi and the European Prosecutor’s Office cannot compensate...

Opinions

Romania is prepared for any outcome of the war in Ukraine

Ukraine: an exam too difficult for the Bucharest elite

Vessela Tcherneva: Packaging Bulgaria and Romania together is an opportunity, not an inconvenience

After the war

Bulgarian politics: what change comes after the government of “change”?

The Bulgarian government of “change” fell amidst contradictory interests

Civil society vs. Government in the Eastern Balkans: Who can build a better hospital?

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