Spain shifts to the right – why? What can happen in the snap elections? [VIDEO]
Marga Ferre of Izquierda Unida (United Left) Spanish party joins Cross-Border Talks to explain the reasons for the left's bad...
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David Bisset: Bulgarians and Romanians realize they need to be something more than great powers’ toys
The Bridge of Friendship, 19 June 2023 David Bisset is a researcher and strategist at Equilibrium - the largest NGO...
Competing Romania illegal logging fact-finding missions advance amid rumours UE infringement could be dropped
Presshub, 31 May 2023 LORDS OF TIMBER is a project supported by an IJ4EU grant for independent reporting, managed by the European...
David Bisset: The Bulgarian-Romanian mini-Schengen could boost the two countries’ bargaining power
David Bisset is a researcher and strategist at Equilibrium – the largest NGO in the social services sector in Bulgaria....
David Bisset: Bulgarians&Romanians should avoid imitating and instead rely on themselves for growth
The Bridge of Friendship, 9 June 2023 David Bisset is a researcher and strategist at Equilibrium – the largest NGO...
David Bisset: Bulgaria is a society of tribes, where people don’t quite engage in community action
Vladimir Mitev David Bisset is a researcher and strategist at Equilibrium - the largest NGO in the social services sector...
‘Current salaries of young teachers are disrespectful’. Romanian education workers on strike
Around 150,000 teachers and other school staff members have been on general strike since Monday . The teachers' protest follows...
The Deplorable Work Conditions Behind Harrods’ $7,000 ‘Ambootia Snow Mist’ Darjeeling Tea
In 2015, after you were done gawking at the statue of Princess Di in the world's largest department store, Harrods...
Bulgarian artist’s exhibition recalls the intense cultural relations between Bulgaria and Romania in the 1940s
Until 20 May 2023 the drawings from Romania by Vladimir Kavaldzhiev (1908-1988), who visited it in 1948, can be seen...
Iraq 20 years later: the curse of oil [PART THREE]
With Iraq almost completely lacking public transport except taxis, the country is in a neverending traffic jam. Traffic lights in...
