Eastern Europe and protests: where’s the catch?

1 December 2020 The Barricade

Eastern Europe and protests: where’s the catch?

The postdoctoral researecher at the University of Cambridge Julia Rona is the guest of the On the Barricades podcast, speaking about her new book on protests in EuropeThe Barricade

26 September 2019 Vladimir Mitev

Ahlam Chemlali: EU institutions are rewarding authoritarian regimes over migration

Interview with the Danish expert on torture and migration about the overall increase in violence worldwide, the responsibility of the EU and Frontex on the issues of migration and about the discussed “Turkish model” for migration deal with LibyaVladimir MitevVladimir Mitev is a Bulgarian-Romanian journalist based in Rousse, a town

21 April 2018 Kaloyan Todorov

As the population shrinks, the bureaucracy grows

The planning of new regions in Bulgaria will lead to the creation of new administrative positions, without removing the old ones. Another bizarre new proposal is also being considered at the moment – that NGOs should become state structures. Kaloyan TodorovBulgarian left journalist and commentator.

1 April 2018 Philip Bourov

Erdoğan’s visit to Bulgaria: The sultan and the eunuchs

Erdoğan got just what he wanted from the meeting in Varna. And if the nervously grinning Borissov gave him the podium, the carte blanche to unleash his dictatorial insolence was handed to him by the distinguished European guests. Philip BourovBulgarian journalist specializing in the international relations, conflicts, macroeconomics and finance.

25 December 2017 Vladimir Mitev

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

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 their Romanian colleagues. Vladimir MitevVladimir Mitev is a Bulgarian-Romanian journalist based in Rousse, a town

26 October 2017 Vladimir Mitev

Maria Grapini: Romania and Bulgaria must increase their economic, cultural and education exchanges so that they could use the possibilities in EU

The Black Sea macroregion is an initiative which will encourage the economic development of Romania and Bulgaria and means cooperation with all the states in the Black Sea zone to the extent that they respect the signed contracts with the EU.Vladimir MitevVladimir Mitev is a Bulgarian-Romanian journalist based in Rousse,

9 September 2017 Vladimir Mitev

Riccardo Petrella: Financial dictates led the EU to failure and drove the world to devastation

The former adviser to the European Commission of Jacques Delors, activist for the definition of water as a common good, instead of a commodity, university professor and left intellectual speaks with Baricada, telling the story of the transformation of welfare inspired societies into the main sources of a ”global disorder”