Petar Vitanov: In Bulgaria, green and just transition issues have been swept below the floor for a long time. Now, they explode
- We all knew in 2020 what was going to happen. Industrial and energetical transitions have been imminent. But the...
Year: 2024
Romania at a Crossroads: Can Its Frail Democracy Endure the Season of Discontent?
A political earthquake hit Romanian society a few weeks ago when the first tour of the presidential race ended with...
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The very course of seeking this appointment, as well as its source, the collapse of the government as a result...
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The presidential elections and their annulment have brought the political polarization in Romania to a peak unseen in the last...
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In France, the last twelve months have seen: three resignations of prime ministers; the dissolution of the National Assembly; three...
Anticommunism is pushing Romania into the arms of fascism
I see more and more often these days, at the anti-Georgescu demonstrations and in the press, how the legionary past...
Take back control? On the new Polish migration strategy
At the Civic Coalition convention in Warsaw on Saturday 12 October 2024, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the a Polish...
The petty-bourgeois utopia of Călin Georgescu
After utterly failing to predict the rise of the nationalist AUR party in the parliamentary elections four years ago, this...
Konrad Poplawski: Regional cooperation in Central and South-Eastern Europe needs to be more institutionalised and project-based
Piotr Wójcik Konrad Poplawski works on international economic relations, supply chains and transport policy. He's the author of numerous analyses...
Big news from Romania – not the rise of Georgescu, but the end of the Ciucă-Ciolacu regime
Not Putin and Soros, but Romanians decide who will lead them. As they adapt to the new Trump era, they...
