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...
Migrants and refugees
Konrad Watrin: Amid the gloom of polycrisis, there are also reasons for optimism
Vladimir Mitev Konrad Watrin is a historian, political scientist and specialist on the Middle East (PhD), who has been working...
How did the far right conquer the British mainstream?
The British establishment has been using the far-right as a sort of scapegoat for the mainstream’s own racism for decades....
Menta space: fighting for Bulgaria without everyday violence and abuse [audio interview]
Natalie Atanasova of a Bulgarian feminist, queer, anticapitalist and anti-violence Menta Space joins Cross-Border Talks to talk about the initiative...
So far, Romania experienced mainly migration to the West. Now foreign workers are coming to the country
- In theory, the migrant workers should have the rights that a Romanian worker has. But over the last 10-20...
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...
Poland-Belarus: Another forgotten border
Much has been written about the Polish-Belarussian border. And not only written — an award-winning film has been made, reports...
Maria Cheresheva: Bulgarians who try to help migrants are accused of smuggling [AUDIO]
Maria Cheresheva - a Bulgarian freelance journalist who has documented abuses along the Balkan migration route to Western Europe via...
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...
Britain goes (even more) right
Who would have thought that immigration once again would strike the British debate? I guess everyone, who knows what the...
