Southeastern Europe’s affirmation: neither technocracy, nor sovereignism, but people’s agency
Cross-border Talks's Vladimir Mitev spoke at the event Further EU Enlargement: the view from Southeastern Europe, which took place at the...
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Czech politicians interfered in the Slovak parliamentary election more than usual and risked the unique Czech-Slovak relations
Veronika Sušová-Salminen has discussed the results of the Slovak parliamentary election with a Czech political scientist and professor of international...
Lost Opportunity for a Just Transition: the Case of Turów Lignite Mine. PART FOUR: First Worries About the Water
In 2021, Czech Republic accuses Poland: border wells are drying up because of the Turów mine! In fact, the allegation...
Olena Kurenkova: EU support for Ukraine will last in the future
Bulgarian National Radio and Cross-border Talks did an interview with the Ukrainian international politics journalist Olena Kurenkova, working for the...
Codru Vrabie: Social change in Southeastern Europe means more autonomy for the individuals
Vladimir Mitev, The Bridge of Friendship Codru Vrabie is a civil society activist, trainer and consultant on good governance, transparency,...
Lost Opportunity for a Just Transition: the Case of Turów Lignite Mine. PART THREE: Pride of Socialist Poland
In the sixties, Bogatynia area turns again into a huge construction area: a coal electric plant is being built to...
Francesco Trupia: Karabakh will no longer be Armenian [VIDEO]
The Italian political scientist and academic Francesco Trupia is one of the authors that have been writing on the Karabakh...
How regional dynamics of interests brought about the end of Armenian Karabakh
A web of interests and relationships and a lost war in 2020 sealed the fate of the Armenian enclave of...
Lost Opportunity for a Just Transition: the Case of Turów Lignite Mine. PART TWO: In the New Poland
After the Second World War, the Hirschfelde open-cast mine, once developed by German (Saxon) authorities, ends up inside new Polish...
March of Anger. Polish public sector workers say: Enough is enough!
On Friday, 15th September, one month before Polish elections, workers employed in the public sector plan to march on the...
