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Dragoș Ioniță: Euro-Atlantic Romania means a Romania anchored in its region Dragoș Ioniță is a Romanian foreign policy expert

Dragoș Ioniță: Euro-Atlantic Romania means a Romania anchored in its region

Vladimir Mitev 15 November, 2022

Interview with the Romanian researcher in international relations and expert on the Western Balkans region at SNSPA...

Petya Ilieva: Art is the surest way for “soft power” in diplomacy The inauguration of a Sofia bus station featuring a photograph of Bucharest was attended by the Romanian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Brânzesa Predescu, who is pictured on the right. The artist, Petya Ilieva, is standing next to her. To their right are two district mayors from Sofia.

The inauguration of a Sofia bus station featuring a photograph of Bucharest was attended by the Romanian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Brânzesa Predescu, who is pictured on the right. The artist, Petya Ilieva, is standing next to her. To their right are two district mayors from Sofia.

Petya Ilieva: Art is the surest way for “soft power” in diplomacy

Vladimir Mitev 5 November, 2022

The Bulgarian visual artist talks to The Bridge of Friendship blog about her Art4Diplomacy project and the...

Adrian Sandu: Romania’s automotive industry is in a perfect storm, but it is resilient Adrian Sandu is the general director of ACAROM, the Romanian Association of Automotive Producers.

Adrian Sandu is the general director of ACAROM, the Romanian Association of Automotive Producers.

Adrian Sandu: Romania’s automotive industry is in a perfect storm, but it is resilient

Vladimir Mitev 5 November, 2022

Interview with ACAROM’s Secretary General who takes an x-ray of the Romanian car industry programmes to encourage...

Radio Bulgaria started speaking in Romanian From right to left: The Moldovan Ambassador to Bulgaria, Anatol Cebuc; the Bulgarian Romanian-speaking journalist, Vladimir Mitev; the General Director of Bulgarian National Radio, Milen Mitev; the Romanian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Brânzesa Predescu; the Romanian Bulgarian-speaking journalist, Iulia Bahovski; and the Director of Radio Bulgaria, Krassimir Martinov.

From right to left: The Moldovan Ambassador to Bulgaria, Anatol Cebuc; the Bulgarian Romanian-speaking journalist, Vladimir Mitev; the General Director of Bulgarian National Radio, Milen Mitev; the Romanian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Brânzesa Predescu; the Romanian Bulgarian-speaking journalist, Iulia Bahovski; and the Director of Radio Bulgaria, Krassimir Martinov.

Radio Bulgaria started speaking in Romanian

Vladimir Mitev 21 October, 2022

Topical issues, history, culture, traditions and tourism options in Bulgaria are already reaching audiences in Romania and...

How can a Greater Bulgaria-Romania be made without war, hegemony and manipulation?

Vladimir Mitev 9 October, 2022

An optimistic theory of international relations in Southeast Europe: unlearning hegemony

Social profile and attitudes of Bulgarian voters in Romania Election day in the Bulgarian embassy in Bucharest

Social profile and attitudes of Bulgarian voters in Romania

Vladimir Mitev 5 October, 2022

The Bulgarian voter in Romania is often middle class, of working age and wants to see in...

What did Bulgarians in Romania vote for? Entrance to Bulgarian embassy in Bucharest

What did Bulgarians in Romania vote for?

Vladimir Mitev 4 October, 2022

Interview at the end of Election Day, Sunday, October 2, 2022

Pordim, Bulgaria and the Steel King of Romania The Memorial House-Museum of His Majesty King Carol I

Pordim, Bulgaria and the Steel King of Romania

Vladimir Mitev 22 September, 2022

The visit of a Romanian woman to the house-museum built by the Bulgarians as a sign of...

A theatre performance about refugees was the key element of the living statues festival in Ruse A play featuring living statues by Theatre Masca in the centre of Ruse.

A play featuring living statues by Theatre Masca in the centre of Ruse.

A theatre performance about refugees was the key element of the living statues festival in Ruse

Vladimir Mitev 19 September, 2022

The Romanian theatre "Masca" surprised the inhabitants of Ruse with a rather dramatic theme of the performance,...

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Costin Lianu: Bulgaria and Romania must specialise intelligently in the Danube Strategy

Dragoș Ioniță: Euro-Atlantic Romania means a Romania anchored in its region

Petya Ilieva: Art is the surest way for “soft power” in diplomacy

Adrian Sandu: Romania’s automotive industry is in a perfect storm, but it is resilient

Radio Bulgaria started speaking in Romanian

How can a Greater Bulgaria-Romania be made without war, hegemony and manipulation?

Social profile and attitudes of Bulgarian voters in Romania

What did Bulgarians in Romania vote for?

Pordim, Bulgaria and the Steel King of Romania

A theatre performance about refugees was the key element of the living statues festival in Ruse

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