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The Romanian government is threatening unions after a protest in the Bucharest metro Strike of the workers in the Bucharest subway

The Romanian government is threatening unions after a protest in the Bucharest metro

Vladimir Mitev 30 March, 2021

The dissatisfaction of the transport workers exacerbated the conflict between the right-wing government of Florin Cîţu and...

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...

Bulgarian justice is a litmus test for developments in society

Vladimir Mitev 16 March, 2021

Bulgaria's national and international political contradictions revolve around corruption and the rule of law

Hristo Boev: “The Different Dobrudja” shows the need for cooperation between Bulgarians and Romanians

Vladimir Mitev 14 March, 2021

Interview with the translator of Romanian literature and literary critic about his Bulgarian-Romanian study

Romanian unions are a thorn in the side of the Cîțu cabinet Protest by the Romanian medical workers' labour union federation, Sanitas.

Romanian unions are a thorn in the side of the Cîțu cabinet

Vladimir Mitev 12 March, 2021

The government supports the business, but gradually eliminates the benefits of workers, explaining that austerity is a...

Romania develops infrastructure links to the border with Bulgaria The customs office in Giurgiu

Romania develops infrastructure links to the border with Bulgaria

Vladimir Mitev 25 February, 2021

Florin Cîţu's government cuts social benefits but invests in infrastructure

The Bulgarian sociologist Petar-Emil Mitev

Petar-Emil Mitev: The foundations for the international sociology of the youth were laid down in Romania and Bulgaria

Vladimir Mitev 11 February, 2021

Professor Svetla Koleva talks with Professor Petar-Emil Mitev about the cooperation between Bulgarian and Romanian sociologists before...

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The Cooperation and Verification Mechanism can encourage Bulgarian-Romanian interaction

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

Why does Borissov always survive?

Bulgarian justice is a litmus test for developments in society

Hristo Boev: “The Different Dobrudja” shows the need for cooperation between Bulgarians and Romanians

Romania develops infrastructure links to the border with Bulgaria

Petar-Emil Mitev: The foundations for the international sociology of the youth were laid down in Romania and Bulgaria

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