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Vladimir Mitev: Romania has managed to create a stronger middle class and develop a robust industry. These are advantages in the current crisis

Vladimir Mitev 15 September, 2025

Interview for Nova News on the Romanian socio-economic model

Social profile and attitudes of Bulgarian voters in Romania Election day in the Bulgarian embassy in Bucharest

Social profile and attitudes of Bulgarian voters in Romania

Vladimir Mitev 5 October, 2022

The Bulgarian voter in Romania is often middle class, of working age and wants to see in...

Gospodinov or the Art of Balkan Melancholy The cover of the Romanian translation of the award-winning Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov's book Physics of Sorrow.

The cover of the Romanian translation of the award-winning Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov's book Physics of Sorrow.

Gospodinov or the Art of Balkan Melancholy

Vladimir Mitev 22 January, 2022

A review of the novel The Physics of Sadness, published in 2021 in Romanian in translation by...

The Romanianization of Bulgarian politics "We want European Federal prosecution" (a poster from the anti-corruption protests in Bulgaria in 2020)

"We want European Federal prosecution" (a poster from the anti-corruption protests in Bulgaria in 2020)

The Romanianization of Bulgarian politics

Vladimir Mitev 1 November, 2020

Competition has returned to Bulgarian politics, and the subjects, notions and actions of the protagonists seem to...

Social change in Bulgaria means departing from the logic of transition "Let's heal Bulgaria from the microbes, who rule it" (a poster at the 2020 anti-corruption protests in Sofia)

"Let's heal Bulgaria from the microbes, who rule it" (a poster at the 2020 anti-corruption protests in Sofia)

Social change in Bulgaria means departing from the logic of transition

Vladimir Mitev 27 September, 2020

An interview for the Iranian Labour News Agency on the demands of the Bulgarian protests, on the...

Posttransition is the subconscious object of Bulgarian protests’ desire "We want a social change, not a king's castle of the parties" (a poster at the 2020 anti-corruption protests)

"We want a social change, not a king's castle of the parties" (a poster at the 2020 anti-corruption protests)

Posttransition is the subconscious object of Bulgarian protests’ desire

Vladimir Mitev 7 August, 2020

The idea for the overcoming of tranisiton, which has done a lot of social harm, is not...

By electing Iohannis, the Romanian middle class votes for stability

Vladimir Mitev 28 November, 2019

The wretched of the earth lost again Interview realised by Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat The Polish site Strajk.eu interviewed...

Iohannis’ victory fastens Romania to NATO and the USA

Vladimir Mitev 26 November, 2019

While Emmanuel Macron speaks that the EU is on the edge of the abyss and the Alliance...

The rise and fall of Liviu Dragnea

Vladimir Mitev 10 June, 2019

Two conflicting demonisations had been taking place în the last two years and a half în Romania...

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The rise of Romanian investigative and NGO media: new business models and financial security for online media

Vladimir Mitev: Romania has managed to create a stronger middle class and develop a robust industry. These are advantages in the current crisis

Social profile and attitudes of Bulgarian voters in Romania

Gospodinov or the Art of Balkan Melancholy

By electing Iohannis, the Romanian middle class votes for stability

The rise and fall of Liviu Dragnea

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