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.

Sonja Stojadinovic: The Macedonian left-wing SDSM lost the election, because it did not dismantle the Gruevski regime of nepotism and harmed the Macedonian identity

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An interview with the Macedonian political scientist on the internal situation and foreign policy dynamics immediately after the swearing in...

Vladimir Mitev

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