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Miha Kosovel: The cross-border city identity makes everyone involved a person with larger horizons and richer experience miha-kosovel-giurgiu-1200x675
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Miha Kosovel: The cross-border city identity makes everyone involved a person with larger horizons and richer experience

Vladimir Mitev 21 June, 2025 1 4249
A transcript of the Slovenian intellectual’s speech in Giurgiu on the cross-border experience of Nova Gorica (Slovenia)...
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Romania: Expectations that the new president will boost the renewal of the Romanian political class through the energy of citizens nicușor-dan-victorie-1200x675
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Romania: Expectations that the new president will boost the renewal of the Romanian political class through the energy of citizens

Vladimir Mitev 24 May, 2025 0 3720
An analysis of the results of the parliamentary elections in Romania, focusing on the views of Sergiu...
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Vladimir Mitev: ‘It is an interesting utopia that the development of our region should take place as a “whole” (in ensemble), in dialogue and mutual enrichment’ dversia-utopia-1200x675
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Vladimir Mitev: ‘It is an interesting utopia that the development of our region should take place as a “whole” (in ensemble), in dialogue and mutual enrichment’

Kalina Drenska 11 May, 2025 0 2977
Interview on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the website ‘dVersia’ - about its role in...
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Aurelian Giugăl: Social problems arising from the transition were swept under the rug and are now exploding. But the elites are indifferent. It is enough to label dissatisfied people as “stupid” Romanian university professor and political scientist Aurelian Giugal
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Aurelian Giugăl: Social problems arising from the transition were swept under the rug and are now exploding. But the elites are indifferent. It is enough to label dissatisfied people as “stupid”

Aurelian Giugăl 8 May, 2025 0 2937
Hot take after the first round of the presidential elections in Romania on the structural problems of...
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The contours of post-liberalism in the West and in Southeast Europe: a conversation with David Bisset  bisset-comunitatea-liberala-1200x675
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The contours of post-liberalism in the West and in Southeast Europe: a conversation with David Bisset 

Vladimir Mitev 25 April, 2025 0 3603
As the centre of the world system implodes, the former internal periphery of the EU - Central...
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