Central and Eastern Europe is expected to play a greater role in EU foreign and security policy
Vladimir Mitev, The Bridge of Friendship, 19 October 2024 Vessela Tcherneva, Deputy Director of the European Council on Foreign Relations,...
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Why did Bulgarians’ and Gagauzes’ regions vote against Maia Sandu and the constitutional changes in Moldova, which are to allow EU membership?
Vladimir Mitev, The Bridge of Friendship, Vladimir Mitev talks to Alexander Lambov, a PhD candidate in political science at the...
More far right populism in Europe
Posted by Thomas Klikauer Since the 1990s, right-wing populist parties have been gaining more and more voter support, power and,...
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...
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...
Cross-border cities as a laboratory of Europe
Miha Kosovel, Outsider (Slovenia), 7 June 2023 In theory, the European story is a dream: nation-states give up their imperial...
What is hate speech?
Perhaps one of the truly saddening facts about hate speech such as online hate speech is that it does not...
Olena Kurenkova: EU support for Ukraine will last in the future
Bulgarian National Radio and Cross-border Talks did an interview with the Ukrainian international politics journalist Olena Kurenkova, working for the...
Bașak Alpan: No leader in Turkey would take the political burden of detaching Turkey from Europe
Vladimir Mitev, Veronika Sušová-Salminen In today's Cross-border Talks episode, we talk to the Turkish expert Başak Alpan about the Europeanisation...
George Scutaru: Bulgaria’s ambiguity does not prevent Romania from finding more points of collaboration
The Bridge of Friendship, 17 December 2022 George Scutaru is one of the founders and CEO of the New Strategy...
