Yordan Bozhilov: Regional connectivity is the key to affirmation of Central and Southeastern Europe
Vladimir Mitev Yordan Bozhilov is the founder and President of the Sofia Security Forum. He is former Deputy Minister of...
Southeastern Europe
Paula Erizanu in Ruse: You can be Moldovan, Romanian, Londoner and European at the same time. Moldovans are by nature polyglots and cosmopolitans
The Bridge of Friendship, 9 October 2024 Moldovan writer and journalist Paula Erizanu presented her forthcoming book, which gathers the...
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...
Radu Magdin: The trend in Europe goes eastward
Vladimir Mitev, Mediapool, 9 September 2024 Radu Magdin is CEO of Smartlink Communications and a (geo)political risk analyst and consultant. In...
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...
Bulgaria’s political crisis demonstrates, among other things, Sofia’s lack of regional and EU ambitions
Malgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat Vladimir Mitev is a Bulgarian-Romanian speaking journalist, who is also one of the founders of the Cross-border Talks...
How gambling addicts can sue operators in Bulgaria. Can this also apply in Romania?
Iulia Roșu, HotNews.ro, 30 June 2024 "Every addict is an addict for life, even if in remission for a very...
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...
Why do we Romanians not cooperate with the Bulgarians? We don’t consider each other relevant enough
Ionela Doboș, PressHub, 4 June 2024 Relations between Romania and Bulgaria have been rather characterized by the public perception of rivalry...
Bulgarians are voting from the position of a nation on the European periphery
A large part of the Bulgarian electorate, especially outside the capital, may not have a conscious, argued, informed, and engaged...
