How demographics is haunting Russia
Russian demographers from the Moscow High School of Economics published new demographic forecasts in April this year. They found out,...
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Laurențiu Pleșca: Romanian-Ukrainian relations have entered in a new age
Laurențiu Pleșca is a PhD candidate in Political Science, researcher at the Romanian Centre for Russian Studies and analyst at...
Germany: Neo-Fascist vs. Progressives
As in many other countries – including the seemingly ever-increasing prevalence of partisanship in the USA – Germany has also...
Cross-border cities as a laboratory of Europe
Miha Kosovel, Outsider (Slovenia), 7 June 2023 In theory, the European story is a dream: nation-states give up their imperial...
Moldovan pro-EU tendency fails to impress at local elections
At the first glance, it is Maia Sandu's pro-European PAS party who won recent local elections in Moldova. A more...
What is hate speech?
Perhaps one of the truly saddening facts about hate speech such as online hate speech is that it does not...
Lost Opportunity for a Just Transition: the Case of Turów Lignite Mine. PART NINE: Czech Skeletons in the Coal Closet
When we talk about the Turów mine, we are also talking about social and economic problems, energy security and, undoubtedly,...
Codru Vrabie: Bulgarians’ “bridge identity” is able to bring change and transformation in the region
Codru Vrabie is a civic activist, trainer and consultant on good governance, transparency, responsibility, and integrity in the public sector....
Bulgaria after local elections: a social change is needed now [VIDEO]
Political scientist Mihail Mishev joins Cross-Border Talks to discuss recent local elections in Bulgaria, marked by a couple of unexpected...
Codru Vrabie: There is some change in the Republic of Moldova, in spite of society’s polarization
Vladimir Mitev, The Bridge of Friendship's Substack, 27 August 2023 Codru Vrabie is a civic activist, trainer and consultant on...
