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Croatia’s announced course towards the eurozone gets Serbia unhappy

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Ever since the 2013 Croatian accession to the European Union, Croatian governments have been eager to pursue the goals of European integration, one of them being joining the Eurozone. The ruling EPP-aligned HDZ government has...

Ioannis Armakolas: Historical issues raised by Bulgaria may spiral out of control

Vladimir Mitev
Bulgaria
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On November 17, Bulgaria announced that it would block the opening of North Macedonia's accession negotiations with the EU. Sofia believes that Skopje is not complying with the Treaty of Friendship, Good Neighbourliness and Cooperation...

Lucian Ţion: I Think It Is Very Important That, at Some Point, Romanian Culture Sincerely Asks Its..

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Art
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[caption id="attachment_1647" align="alignleft" width="450"] Lucian Ţion (foto: Lucian Ţion)[/caption] Lucian Țion studied film and theater in the United States, the Netherlands, and Singapore, and has a wealth of experience as a teacher, author, and playwright....

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...

Croatia’s announced course towards the eurozone gets Serbia unhappy

Ioannis Armakolas: Historical issues raised by Bulgaria may spiral out of control

Lucian Ţion: I Think It Is Very Important That, at Some Point, Romanian Culture Sincerely Asks Its..

The day the world media discovered fascism in Poland

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