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Kyuchukov: The line between being part of conflict and part of war is ever thinner for Europe kyuchukov-1200x675

Kyuchukov: The line between being part of conflict and part of war is ever thinner for Europe

Vladimir Mitev 24 July, 2023

A Cross-border Talk on war in Ukraine and its influence on Central and Southeastern Europe

Cristian Bolotnicov: There is no real discussion about the abandoning of Moldovan neutrality

Vladimir Mitev ,Malgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat 18 May, 2023

A Cross-border Talks episode on Moldovan politics

Malgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat: Bulgarians wait for Change to come from the outside

Vladimir Mitev 15 April, 2023

A Pole spent seven days in Bulgaria and came back with discoveries and take aways

Lidia Moise: Romania’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has grown at a tremendous pace, but there is no growth model based on foreign investment

Vladimir Mitev 8 April, 2023

The Romanian state had no strategy for developing its stock market and should learn from Central European...

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Poland-Romania axis, lessons for the Black Sea basin

Vladimir Mitev ,Mihai Isac 31 March, 2023

Affirmations of the Polish prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki and the Romanian president Klaus Iohannis from their bilateral...

From now on: Pole and Romanian, two best friends? morawiecki-iohannis-1200x675

From now on: Pole and Romanian, two best friends?

Vladimir Mitev ,Malgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat 29 March, 2023

To be a key regional ally of the United States, to strengthen its position in NATO –...

Vessela Tcherneva: It is very difficult to talk about a political division between the western and eastern part of the EU

Vladimir Mitev 1 February, 2023

The EU will increasingly link its foreign policy to security, says European Council on Foreign Relations expert...

Vessela Tcherneva: Poland is coming to the fore in the EU, but in the long run it will not displace France and Germany

Vladimir Mitev 14 January, 2023

The second part of the interview with the Bulgarian foreign policy expert focuses on the rise of...

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...

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Kyuchukov: The line between being part of conflict and part of war is ever thinner for Europe

Cristian Bolotnicov: There is no real discussion about the abandoning of Moldovan neutrality

Malgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat: Bulgarians wait for Change to come from the outside

Lidia Moise: Romania’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has grown at a tremendous pace, but there is no growth model based on foreign investment

Poland-Romania axis, lessons for the Black Sea basin

Vessela Tcherneva: It is very difficult to talk about a political division between the western and eastern part of the EU

Vessela Tcherneva: Poland is coming to the fore in the EU, but in the long run it will not displace France and Germany

Ukraine: an exam too difficult for the Bucharest elite

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