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What change has Romania chosen?

Vladimir Mitev 19 May, 2025

A brief commentary on the night after the presidential elections in Romania

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

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

Interview on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the website ‘dVersia’ - about its role in...

Central and South-Eastern Europe: Times are not good for progressive projects, but we need to preserve and increase our potential. There are always changes cosmin-cercel-1200x675

Central and South-Eastern Europe: Times are not good for progressive projects, but we need to preserve and increase our potential. There are always changes

Vladimir Mitev 31 March, 2025

A wide-ranging interview with a Romanian professor of the history and theory of law at Ghent University:...

Dumitru Borțun: Romania is currently the first testing ground for the confrontation between Western Europe and the sovereignists in the new Trump era dumitru-bortun-1200x675 (2)

Dumitru Borțun: Romania is currently the first testing ground for the confrontation between Western Europe and the sovereignists in the new Trump era

Vladimir Mitev 11 December, 2024

The Romanian intellectual sees the hand of Brussels in the Constitutional Court's intervention that annulled Romania's presidential...

Big news from Romania – not the rise of Georgescu, but the end of the Ciucă-Ciolacu regime ciuca-ciolacu-1200x675

Big news from Romania – not the rise of Georgescu, but the end of the Ciucă-Ciolacu regime

Vladimir Mitev 26 November, 2024

Not Putin and Soros, but Romanians decide who will lead them. As they adapt to the new...

Life without armour and non-hegemonic foreign policy: a proposal for change in Bulgaria and its region pexels-flower-1200x675

Life without armour and non-hegemonic foreign policy: a proposal for change in Bulgaria and its region

Vladimir Mitev 14 April, 2024

The world is heading towards more and more distrust, destruction and violence. Bulgarians’ chance for affirmation lies...

Codru Vrabie: Bulgarians’ “bridge identity” is able to bring change and transformation in the region vrabie-bg-bridge-1200x675

Codru Vrabie: Bulgarians’ “bridge identity” is able to bring change and transformation in the region

Vladimir Mitev 25 September, 2023

The fourth part of the podcast on social change and agency in Southeastern Europe deals with Bulgaria,...

Vladimir Mitev: Cross-border media in Three Seas Initiative region could offer a path out of polarization vladimir-mitev-3si-2-1200x675

Vladimir Mitev: Cross-border media in Three Seas Initiative region could offer a path out of polarization

Vladimir Mitev 10 September, 2023

Cross-border Talks’ co-founder spoke during the Three Seas initiative summit 2023 in Bucharest on the need for...

Kristina Vassileva: In Bulgaria we face violence in different forms every day kristina-vasileva-1200x675

Kristina Vassileva: In Bulgaria we face violence in different forms every day

Vladimir Mitev 2 August, 2023

Interview with the organizers of the July 31, 2023 protest against violence in Ruse

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What change has Romania chosen?

Big news from Romania – not the rise of Georgescu, but the end of the Ciucă-Ciolacu regime

Codru Vrabie: Bulgarians’ “bridge identity” is able to bring change and transformation in the region

Vladimir Mitev: Cross-border media in Three Seas Initiative region could offer a path out of polarization

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