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

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...

Corona crisis and the clash of technocrats in Bulgaria "Let's break the mafia state", "Eror 404 democracy not found", "Europa S.O.S." (posters at the anti-corruption protests in Sofia in 2020)

"Let's break the mafia state", "Eror 404 democracy not found", "Europa S.O.S." (posters at the anti-corruption protests in Sofia in 2020)

Corona crisis and the clash of technocrats in Bulgaria

Vladimir Mitev 11 November, 2020

Two analysts, one to the south of the Danube, another from the north of the river, overlap...

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...

Posttransition is the subconscious object of Bulgarian protests’ desire "We want a social change, not a king's castle of the parties" (a poster at the 2020 anti-corruption protests)

"We want a social change, not a king's castle of the parties" (a poster at the 2020 anti-corruption protests)

Posttransition is the subconscious object of Bulgarian protests’ desire

Vladimir Mitev 7 August, 2020

The idea for the overcoming of tranisiton, which has done a lot of social harm, is not...

Bulgarian protests: battles over anti-corruption? Protesters at the 2020 anti-corruption protests in Sofia

Bulgarian protests: battles over anti-corruption?

Vladimir Mitev 30 July, 2020

It is said that after the protests the division line in Bulgarian society is not between right...

Borissov reacts to the protests, Bulgarian youth continues demonstrations Protesters at the 2020 anti-corruption protests in Sofia

Borissov reacts to the protests, Bulgarian youth continues demonstrations

Vladimir Mitev 18 July, 2020

How do the Bulgarian protests unfold and what is the quarrel all about? Maria Cernat The Bulgarian...

The hope is that the Bulgarian protests will lead to a bottom-up change Rumen Radev during the 2020 anti-corruption protests in Sofia

The hope is that the Bulgarian protests will lead to a bottom-up change

Vladimir Mitev 14 July, 2020

The Bulgarian journalist Vladimir Mitev sees sincere emotion and not a conspiracy behind the protests in Bulgaria....

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