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...
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The elimination of border controls in Southeastern Europe would transform the region
Malgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat, Vladimir Mitev Malgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat interviews Vladimir Mitev in a p2p cross-border talk about the accession of Bulgaria and...
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...
Leila Chaibi: Giving workers rights to platform workers is an important test for social Europe
Left MEP Leila Chaibi joins Cross-Border Talks to discuss the European directive on platform workers which, if accepted, could be...
Klaus Iohannis is an eastern EU politician who fits in with western European politicians
Georgi Markov, BNR, 7 March 2024 The Bridge of Friendship, 9 March 2024 On 7 March 2024, as part of the...
Dutch government in delay
It was often difficult to form a new government in the Netherlands. Even more after a far-right firebrand won the...
Laurian Lungu: A significant and rapid reduction of excessive tax evasion is necessary in Romania
Ancuța-Carolina Stanciu, Financial Intelligence (Romania), 28 February 2024 Laurian Lungu is co-founder of the think-tank Consilium Policy Advisors Group. Previously, Laurian...
What will be the fate of agriculture in Europe?
Tractors have been blocking highways, breeders are dumping slurry in front of supermarkets, tires are burning in front of town...
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...
