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Protest in Sofia warns – violence against women corrodes society "If he hits you, he is an abuser", "While there is violence, fight will go on" (posters from a protest against gender violencein Sofia)

"If he hits you, he is an abuser", "While there is violence, fight will go on" (posters from a protest against gender violencein Sofia)

Protest in Sofia warns – violence against women corrodes society

Vladimir Mitev 14 December, 2021

Just on the day that marked the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women came...

A novel by Matei Vișniec has been published in Bulgarian The cover of a Bulgarian translation of a book by Matei Vișniec

A novel by Matei Vișniec has been published in Bulgarian

Vladimir Mitev 13 December, 2021

"Shoe loves, umbrella loves" was translated by Ognyan Stamboliev

The fight for the rule of law in EU is only just beginning Clare Daly, an Irish MEP from the Left.

The fight for the rule of law in EU is only just beginning

Vladimir Mitev 11 December, 2021

Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat interviewed the left-wing member of the European Parliament Clare Daly in the context of the...

What change takes place in Bulgaria? Bulgarian prime minister Kiril Petkov (2021-2022)

What change takes place in Bulgaria?

Vladimir Mitev 8 December, 2021

Vladimir Mitev discusses about the outcome of the November 2021 parliamentary and presidential elections in Bulgaria, anti-corruption,...

The Romanian recovery and resilience plan is the linchpin in the government of the “old parties” Romanian prime minister Nicolae Ciuca (left) (2021-2023) and Romanian president Klaus Iohannis (2014-2025)

Romanian prime minister Nicolae Ciuca (left) (2021-2023) and Romanian president Klaus Iohannis (2014-2025)

The Romanian recovery and resilience plan is the linchpin in the government of the “old parties”

Vladimir Mitev 1 December, 2021

Romania will receive 29,2 bilion euro within the recover and resilience plan. It is expected to elevate...

Paola Georgieva: There is a great desire among Bulgarian pupils and students to study Romanian Paola Georgieva, a Bulgarian high school professor of the Romanian language

Paola Georgieva, a Bulgarian high school professor of the Romanian language

Paola Georgieva: There is a great desire among Bulgarian pupils and students to study Romanian

Vladimir Mitev 29 November, 2021

Interview with a Romanian language teacher about her experiences and impressions of Bulgarian-Romanian cultural interactions and interest...

Bulgarians both look for capitalism with modern face and are skeptical towards change The façade of a building in Sofia

Bulgarians both look for capitalism with modern face and are skeptical towards change

Vladimir Mitev 15 November, 2021

The 14 November 2021 parliamentary elections in Bulgaria gave political space to a new party that promises...

Summary of the book “The Bulgarian-Romanian Political Relations (1944 – 1989)”

Vladimir Mitev 13 November, 2021

The author of the research – Spaska Shumanova gave this summary to the readers of The Bridge...

Clare Daly: European Commission is complicit in violation of EU law Clare Daly, an Irish MEP from the Left.

Clare Daly: European Commission is complicit in violation of EU law

Vladimir Mitev 7 November, 2021

The European Commission's rule of law monitoring mechanism does not reflect the deep-rooted and systemic problems in...

What does the dance between the US and Russia in Eastern Europe reveal about Bulgarians and Romanians?

A novel by Matei Vișniec has been published in Bulgarian

What change takes place in Bulgaria?

The Romanian recovery and resilience plan is the linchpin in the government of the “old parties”

Paola Georgieva: There is a great desire among Bulgarian pupils and students to study Romanian

Bulgarians both look for capitalism with modern face and are skeptical towards change

Summary of the book “The Bulgarian-Romanian Political Relations (1944 – 1989)”

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