Francesco Trupia: Kosovo Serbs have their own agency [video]
Cross-Border Talks discussed with the Italian political scientist and historian Francesco Trupia about the EU-brokered negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina....
Vladimir Mitev
Vladimir Mitev is a Bulgarian Romanian-speaking and Persian-speaking journalist. He is the founder of the Bulgarian-Romanian blog "The Bridge of Friendship", as well as the founder of the Bulgarian-Romanian-Persian blog "The Persian Bridge of Friendship”. Vladimir is correspondent of Radio Romania for Bulgaria and is an editor at the Romanian section of Radio Bulgaria.
Marian Mândru: Turning homes in Romania into energy prosumers can reduce the negative effects of rising electricity prices
The Bridge of Friendship, 12 April 2023 General developments with prosumers in Romania What is the current state of play...
Malgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat: Bulgarians wait for Change to come from the outside
A Cross-border P2P talk on Malgorzata Kulbaczewska's impressions from her visit to Bulgaria. A talk about stagnation and change, about...
Lidia Moise: Romania’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has grown at a tremendous pace, but there is no growth model based on foreign investment
Vladimir Mitev, The Bridge of Friendship An interview with a Romanian economic journalist on various aspects of the Romanian economic...
Bulgaria and Romania: Big money limit the power of free speech and civil society
On 11 March 2022 Financial Times’ John Lloyd held a master class on journalism in Turda (Romania), organized by the...
Nikolay Krastev: Bulgaria and North Macedonia need media based on mutual curiosity
Nikolay Krastev is one of Bulgaria’s leading experts on the Western Balkans. He was the correspondent for Bulgarian National Radio...
Ovidiu Vaida: Western Europe will remain influential in the EU’s East
Cross-Border Talks discussed with the Romanian political scientist and expert on Central Europe a number of contentious issues in the...
Vesela Tcherneva: It is somewhat strange to make a request for a strategic partnership with Romania when there is no regular parliament and government in Bulgaria
Bulgaria and Romania continue to coexist as islands, not as a community with mutual interactions. The challenge for them is...
Yordan Bozhilov: The strategic partnership document with Romania must be followed by real and far-reaching actions
Bulgarian security expert, a former deputy minister of defence in Kirill Petkov government, sees the joint statement by the presidents...
The film “Metronom” is much more than a love story
Contemporary Romanian filmmakers tend to make films about transgenerational trauma, about the efforts of parents trained under socialism or transition...
