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Interviews

Codru Vrabie: The appointment of Kövesi to chief prosecutor of the EPPO is like a flower in a butt..

Vladimir Mitev
Interviews
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Codru Vrabie is a civic activist, trainer and consultant on good governance, transparency, responsibility, and integrity in the public sector. He has contributed to many reform measures in justice and public administration. Vrabie has BAs...

Farid Ghadami: Most Iranian intellectuals are left-wing

Vladimir Mitev
Art & culture
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Farid Ghadami is an Iranian professor of mechanical engineering as well as a prolific writer and translator. He has written fiction books, books of literary criticism, science manuals and has translated a number of English-language...

Lucian Sârbu: I am worried by the servility of Romanian politicians to the West

Vladimir Mitev
Interviews
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Lucian Sârbu graduated from university with degrees in philosophy and marketing. He has been a contributor to various cultural magazines and is one of the authors of the Romanian site "Arguments and Facts”. He has...

The Romanian Black Sea coast is the embodiment of precarious labour

The Barricade
Interviews
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The site Recorder recently released a video report from the Romanian Black Sea coast, which presented the dramatic situation of the tourism industry’s labour force. The report circulated the idea that there isn’t a sufficient...

The housing market has no ethics, therefore it must be limited

Zsolt Levente Dobrai - Péter Máthé
Housing
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In June 2019, 77,001 Berliners had already signed the initiative of the movement Deutsche Wohnen und Co. Enteignen (Expropriate Deutsche Wohnen and Co.), which aims to force the local authorities to organise a referendum on...

Crime and punishment: The Khachaturyan case

Maria Cernat
Gender issues
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A very unsettling event took place in Russia. A year ago, three sisters, Kristina, 19, Angelina, 18, and Maria, 17, brutally murdered their abusive father. Now the prosecution is trying to sentence them to 20...

“The bigger the lie, the more people tend to fall for it”

Maria Cernat
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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[caption id="attachment_24" align="aligncentral" width="549"] Maria ȚoghinăSource: Personal Archives[/caption] In 2016 the Romanian government changed the law that regulated the financing of public media channels. Before 2016 every taxpayer used to pay a fixed amount of...

The protests in France and their future

Maria Cernat
Global affairs
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Bruno Drwęski is a historian, a political scientist, the director of the Polish section of the National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations (INALCO), and a member of Sorbonne University. He is also general secretary...

Alina Bârgăoanu: Phenomenon of fake news shows how the West falls prey to extreme moods and emotions

Maria Cernat
Global affairs
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Professor Alina Bârgăoanu is Dean of the College of Communication and Public Relations at the National University of Political Science and Public Administration in Romania. She was appointed in the spring of 2018 to be...

David Hazinski: The public’s lost faith in media opened the door for trolls

Maria Cernat
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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David Hazinski is one of the most important media specialists in the world. He worked for six years as a foreign correspondent for the well-known American TV station, NBC News; for over 30 years, he...