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Will the forthcoming elections spell the end for Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Boyan Stanislavski
Bosnia and Herzegovina
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In the shadow of Ukraine's ongoing conflict, the West's ‘handicapped child’ in the Balkans may be about to simmer down for good. While the international public is preoccupied with the whirlwinds of the Ukrainian war,...

‘They Continue the Crisis’: parliamentary breakup in Bulgaria amidst war and inflation

Emily Wall
Analysis
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What is going on in Bulgaria and why? A Marxist perspective. Bulgarian Prime Minister Kiril Petkov and his party “We Continue the Change” (PP, Prodalzhavame Promyanata) – Pro-West darlings, self-proclaimed heroes in the fight against corruption...

The most relevant 2020 events for EU enlargement in the Western Balkans

Miruna Butnaru-Troncotă
Albania
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After almost two decades of intense European integration efforts, democratic performance throughout the region has not yet acquired the expected positive dynamic. The Zagreb Summit from May 2020, the first such event organised only online...

The fall of ‘Dracula politics’ in Romania

Maria Cernat
Analysis
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On December 6, Romanians elected their members of parliament. The elections were held despite the fact that there were record numbers of Covid cases during the last month with more than 5,500 cases on the...

I, the caregiver – stories from “the grey zone”

Tzvetelina Kirilova
Immigration
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A few days ago I read on a Bulgarian site about an Armenian caregiver, who threw herself from the window of an Athenian hospital after a check by the Greek Labour Inspection Office. She worked...

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Disgusting neo-Nazi recidivism in Sofia – 16 years of the Lukov March

Boyan Stanislavski
Bulgaria
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The Lukov March is an abhorrent event. It is a torch-lit, neo-Nazi demonstration organized annually in February to honor the memory of Hristo Lukov (1887-1943) - a general, politician and minister of war from 1935...

Bulgaria has sold weapons to 110 countries in 5 years

Ivaylo Atanasov
Bulgaria
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The Bulgarian economy could pride itself for the results in 2017. The country has become the leading exporter of many goods. In fact, Bulgaria became the second largest exporter in the world of raw duck...

Prof. McDonald: “The debate on the public ownership of water supplies should have started ye..

Ivaylo Atanasov
Bulgaria
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We are speaking with Professor David McDonald from Queen's University [in Kingston, Canada - ed], who is undertaking research in Development Studies - not very popular in Bulgaria, so would you tell us how your...

Left turn needed in Bulgaria now!

Nikolay Draganov
Bulgaria
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The legitimation of neo-fascist and neo-Nazi movements in Bulgaria is happening at the highest levels - those of government. In view of the difficult economic situation resulting from long-standing right-wing measures, an overall change is...

Bogdan Ţîrdea: Moldova is a Romanian semi-colony

Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat discussed with Bogdan Ţîrdea, one of the leading activists of the Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova, member of parliament of the Republic of Moldova co-author of Moldova Oligarhică, the first...

Will the forthcoming elections spell the end for Bosnia and Herzegovina?

‘They Continue the Crisis’: parliamentary breakup in Bulgaria amidst war and inflation

The most relevant 2020 events for EU enlargement in the Western Balkans

I, the caregiver – stories from “the grey zone”

Disgusting neo-Nazi recidivism in Sofia – 16 years of the Lukov March

Bulgaria has sold weapons to 110 countries in 5 years

Prof. McDonald: “The debate on the public ownership of water supplies should have started ye..

Left turn needed in Bulgaria now!

Bogdan Ţîrdea: Moldova is a Romanian semi-colony

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