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Bulgarian politics, oligarchy, and popular discontent

Vladimir Mitev 16 December, 2025

Interview with journalist Vladimir Mitev on the latest protests in Bulgaria

Vladimir Mitev: Peevski has become too powerful. Following the protests, he will now be weakened

Vladimir Mitev 12 December, 2025

Interview with B1 Television

Mihail Ivanov: The conflict in the Movement for Rights and Freedoms between Peevski and Dogan is part of the ongoing destabilization of Bulgaria

Genka Shikerova 18 August, 2024

An analysis of what is happening in the Movement for Rights and Freedoms

Vessela Tcherneva: Bulgaria and Romania should modernize with Western European support

Vladimir Mitev 14 January, 2023

In the first part of the interview, the conversation focuses on several contradictions that mark politics in...

The Bulgarian government of “change” fell amidst contradictory interests

Vladimir Mitev 23 June, 2022

Geopolitics could be one reason among more for the fall of Kiril Petkov’s team

Doru Dragomir: Bulgarian-Romanian economic relations need to be driven by internal dynamism Doru Dragomir, head of the Bilateral Chamber of Commerce Romania-Bulgaria

Doru Dragomir, head of the Bilateral Chamber of Commerce Romania-Bulgaria

Doru Dragomir: Bulgarian-Romanian economic relations need to be driven by internal dynamism

Vladimir Mitev 13 April, 2022

A podcast discussion on Bulgarian and Romanian economic realities

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,...

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Where’s the hope in Bulgaria?

Vladimir Mitev 18 September, 2021

Bulgarians are caught in a game of mutual domination between the interests of oligarchs and the agendas...

The hope is that the Bulgarian protests will lead to a bottom-up change Rumen Radev during the 2020 anti-corruption protests in Sofia

The hope is that the Bulgarian protests will lead to a bottom-up change

Vladimir Mitev 14 July, 2020

The Bulgarian journalist Vladimir Mitev sees sincere emotion and not a conspiracy behind the protests in Bulgaria....

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Bulgarian politics, oligarchy, and popular discontent

Vladimir Mitev: Peevski has become too powerful. Following the protests, he will now be weakened

Mihail Ivanov: The conflict in the Movement for Rights and Freedoms between Peevski and Dogan is part of the ongoing destabilization of Bulgaria

Vessela Tcherneva: Bulgaria and Romania should modernize with Western European support

The Bulgarian government of “change” fell amidst contradictory interests

Doru Dragomir: Bulgarian-Romanian economic relations need to be driven by internal dynamism

What change takes place in Bulgaria?

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