The gospel of growth has fallen into the hands of the devil
Dimitar Sabev, Economic Life (Bulgaria), 12 September 2024 Europe has done many things over the years in the name of...
EU’s crisis, EU’s reform
Marco Badea: Romania comes out of European elections much better than other EU countries
Vladimir Mitev, The Bridge of Friendship, 14 June 2024 Marco Badea is a journalist and contributor to Republica and other...
Sebastian Schäffer: The EU reform is a collective necessity
Sebastian Schäffer is Director of the Institute for the Danube Region and Central Europe (IDM) in Vienna and Secretary General...
The EU’s Fatigue, eastward
On March 31, 2024, Bulgaria and Romania became Schengen members: Bulgarians and Romanians can now go straight to their gates...
The Farmers Protests in Poland and Dilemmas for the Left
Farmers’ protests have swept Poland in recent weeks, following a wave of similar actions across the European Union. Polish farmers...
Quo vadis, Europe?
The establishment is on the retreat in the run-up to the EU-wide European elections, and at the same time is...
The Bulgarian-Romanian mini-Schengen area as a project for change in Southeastern Europe
Vladimir Mitev, EUXGLOB conference, University Of Cluj-Napoca The Bridge of Friendship, 19 February 2024 This article will be published in...
Europe’s security without US engagement? Why we need to take things more seriously in Romania
Valentin Naumescu, Contributors, 07 February 2024 Since the landing of the English-speaking Allies (US, UK, Canada) on the beaches of...
Bogdan Iancu: Many agricultural measures are not discussed with farmers’ associations
Interview by Vladimir Mitev, BNR, 3 February 2024 Vessela Vladkova, Saturday 150: From Athens to Brussels – angry farmers pulled tractors...
Elimination of border controls between Bulgaria, Romania and Greece is technically complex
Vladimir Mitev, The Bridge of Friendship, 1 February 2024 The head of the Sofia office of the European Council on...
