Social Rights

20 minutes read

• Anti-corruption
• Education

Marian Țuțui: Big money corrupts everything in Romania. The hope could be new people with more scruples

Vladimir Mitev 8 January, 2024 0 3270

Interview with Romanian film critic and ordinary citizen about Romania's problems today and where change could come...

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Invisible women living on the streets of Bucharest: ‘If you’re not bad on the street, you can’t survive’ 

12 minutes read

• Bucharest
• Civil Society

Invisible women living on the streets of Bucharest: ‘If you’re not bad on the street, you can’t survive’ 

Vladimir Mitev 7 January, 2024 0 3167

Libertatea's report about homeless women in Bucharest

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A posthumanist perspective on monsters

12 minutes read

• Books
• Bulgarian-Romanian cultural relations

A posthumanist perspective on monsters

Vladimir Mitev 10 November, 2023 0 2472

Humanism and capitalism

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Vladimir Mitev: Romanian journalists defend their name through their work

9 minutes read

• Bulgarian National Radio
• Bulgarian-Romanian economic relations

Vladimir Mitev: Romanian journalists defend their name through their work

Vladimir Mitev 27 October, 2023 0 3034

A look at the Romanian press and journalism from Bulgaria

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Iulia Roșu: Attacks on press independence are attacks on democracy

6 minutes read

• Bulgarian National Radio
• Cross-border Talks (Poland)

Iulia Roșu: Attacks on press independence are attacks on democracy

Vladimir Mitev 26 October, 2023 0 2842

An interview about a concrete case and some principles in the journalism profession in Romania

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Southeastern Europe’s affirmation: neither technocracy, nor sovereignism, but people’s agency

24 minutes read

• Bulgarian-Romanian economic relations
• Bulgarian-Romanian interpersonal relations

Southeastern Europe’s affirmation: neither technocracy, nor sovereignism, but people’s agency

Vladimir Mitev 10 October, 2023 0 2508

Vladimir Mitev’s Maynooth University take on the people-driven Europeanization in Southeastern Europe as way of its people...

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Codru Vrabie: Agency in Southeastern Europe should be more related to bridge than to equilibrium

15 minutes read

• Journalism
• Podcast

Codru Vrabie: Agency in Southeastern Europe should be more related to bridge than to equilibrium

Vladimir Mitev 26 September, 2023 0 2717

The fifth part of the podcast with Codru Vrabie deals with agency in Southeastern Europe, with the...

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Codru Vrabie: Social change in Southeastern Europe means more autonomy for the individuals

13 minutes read

• Black Sea Region
• European Union

Codru Vrabie: Social change in Southeastern Europe means more autonomy for the individuals

Vladimir Mitev 27 August, 2023 0 2678

First part of the podcast on social change and agency in Southeastern Europe with a Romanian interlocutor...

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Coffee with rose ice cream – a Romanian-Bulgarian dialogue

15 minutes read

• Bulgarian-Romanian cultural relations
• Bulgarian-Romanian interpersonal relations

Coffee with rose ice cream – a Romanian-Bulgarian dialogue

Ana Tatu 22 August, 2023 0 3065

Ana Tatu from Giurgiu in dialog with Vladimir Mitev from Rousse

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Bulgarian activist on the reaction of the authorities after thousands took to the streets against violence against women: “In this country, the debates are still at the level of ‘woman is a man'”

10 minutes read

• Civil Society
• Interviews

Bulgarian activist on the reaction of the authorities after thousands took to the streets against violence against women: “In this country, the debates are still at the level of ‘woman is a man'”

Vladimir Mitev 17 August, 2023 0 2850

Interview with Nadezhda Dermendzheiva - co-president of Bulgarian Fund for Women over the legislative changes and attitudes...

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