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Teodor Meleşcanu: Romania strongly supports Black Sea regional cooperation

Vladimir Mitev
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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The Romanian foreign minister answered Baricada's question at a joint press conference with the Bulgarian ambassador in Bucharest. [caption id="attachment_19179" align="aligncenter" width="275"] The Romanian foreign minister Teodor Meleşcanu (at the microphone at the front) explains...

Bulgaria: The schizophrenic battle of the Socialist party with itself

Nikolay Draganov
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The Bulgarian Socialist Party has been in decay for years. It is now trapped between an overwhelming nationalist narrative and its ignorant right-wing leadership. The results are grotesque. In a pitiful attempt to follow the...

New Year’s winds of war

Boyan Stanislavski
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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Another record of New Year’s pyrotechnical goods consumption was probably beaten this year. It is a pity though, that no one thought that we could spend one of the upcoming New Year’s Eves in nuclear...

Putin and then who?

Maciej Wiśniowski
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One cannot take the Polish media seriously. Especially when they "debate" Russia. A few days ago the TOK FM radio station in Poland featured a panel of political scientists and international affairs specialists discussing the...

What Bulgarians have never heard about ”the Romanian economic model”?

Vladimir Mitev
Bulgaria
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After Romania's economy grew by 8,8% in the third quarter, the Bulgarian Economic Chamber came out with a document and reasons for their success. However, this thesis by the Bulgarian economic experts was surprising to...

Ştefan Guga: Romanian economic growth doesn’t bring about progress

Vladimir Mitev
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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Ştefan Guga is doctor în sociology (CEU Budapest). He works în Bucharest as an economic and social expert. Together with advocate Camelia Constantin Guga is the author of the report “Analysis on the impact of...

Poland: Can one really emancipate oneself from the quagmire?

Boyan Stanislavski
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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From the very beginning of the current political season in Poland, we have been dealing with a series of grotesque misunderstandings. Sometimes they are amusing, sometimes perilous. Last week, however, we have observed yet another...

“I hope that Bosnia will acknowledge Kosovo” – a stone’s throw from a new Balkan war

Boyan Stanislavski
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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President of Serbia has planned a special National Security Council meeting in Belgrade, in reaction to a statement issued by a prominent member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency of a necessity to recognize "free...

Why Dragnea got resented?

Vladimir Mitev
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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[caption id="attachment_17155" align="alignnone" width="900"] Liviu Dragnea (Social Democratic Party, CC BY 2.0, via Wikipedia Commons)[/caption] The news that Romanian social democrat’s leader Liviu Dragnea is accused in a third case have strengthened the well-known rhetoric...

The day the world media discovered fascism in Poland

Boyan Stanislavski
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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The topics of Poland and the “far right” have been appearing more frequently on the global news market during the last two years. There are plenty of reasons to analyze either topic (though how seriously...

Teodor Meleşcanu: Romania strongly supports Black Sea regional cooperation

Bulgaria: The schizophrenic battle of the Socialist party with itself

New Year’s winds of war

Putin and then who?

What Bulgarians have never heard about ”the Romanian economic model”?

Ştefan Guga: Romanian economic growth doesn’t bring about progress

Poland: Can one really emancipate oneself from the quagmire?

“I hope that Bosnia will acknowledge Kosovo” – a stone’s throw from a new Balkan war

The day the world media discovered fascism in Poland

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