From England, Local Perceptions of the Balkans and the Brexit Vote
August 29, 2016
Balkanalysis.com editor’s note: while the migration crisis has focused European public discourse on the threat or perceived threat of migrants from Muslim countries, the perception of migrants from non-Muslim countries has been largely overlooked. However, in at least one important referendum on public opinion – the June 23, 2016 Brexit vote – antipathy to ‘Eastern […]
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- Together But Separated: Stereotypes as Demarcation Line between Alevis and Sunnis in Bulgaria
- By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them: Speculations on the Future of the Bulgarian Stock Exchange
- Bulgaria: 2008 Year in Review
- Macedonian Peacekeeping Contributions Recognized at International Defense Conference in Sofia
- Bulgaria To Finally Open Secret Files
The Development of International Terrorism, as Assessed by the Former Communist Bulgarian Secret Services: Interview with Professor Jordan Baev
January 7, 2011
In this exclusive new interview with Balkanalysis.com Bulgaria correspondent Christian Filipov, Professor Jordan Baev, a noted expert on Balkan security affairs, reveals several key findings gleaned from his in-depth examination of recently declassified files from the former Communist Bulgarian intelligence services. His assessments shed valuable new light on not only the forerunners of today’s global […]
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