Following is a list of Wikipedia articles citing articles and interviews authored by Ivan Dikov (on behalf of the respective media). Updated as of February 17, 2020.
Wikipedia articles citing Ivan Dikov’s work for European-Views.com:
2020 in Croatia – Wikipedia
2019 in Germany – Wikipedia
Sibeth Ndiaye – Wikipedia
Altenstadt, Hesse – Wikipedia
National Democratic Party of Germany – Wikipedia
Stefan Jagsch – Wikipedia
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Wikipedia articles citing Ivan Dikov’s work at ArchaeologyinBulgaria.com:
Greek–Turkish relations – Wikipedia
Kabile – Wikipedia
Philippopolis (Thrace) – Wikipedia
Tomb of Seuthes III – Wikipedia
Nicopolis ad Istrum – Wikipedia
Zaldapa – Wikipedia
Storgosia – Wikipedia
Sofia – Wikipedia
Stone circle – Wikipedia
Yambol – Wikipedia
Stara Zagora – Wikipedia
Novae – Wikipedia
Kyustendil – Wikipedia
Oescus – Wikipedia
Kovachevsko kale – Wikipedia
Sostra – Wikipedia
Shumen fortress – Wikipedia
List of oldest buildings in Sofia – Wikipedia
Develtos – Wikipedia
Lyuba Ognenova-Marinova – Wikipedia
Battle of Dibaltum – Wikipedia
Phantom island – Wikipedia
Rescue of the Bulgarian Jews – Wikipedia
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Wikipedia articles citing Ivan Dikov’s work for Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency):
Ralitsa Vassileva – Wikipedia
Mercedes-Benz Zetros – Wikipedia
Alyosha (song) – Wikipedia
Alyosha Monument, Plovdiv – Wikipedia
Anti-Turkism – Wikipedia
Wall poems in Leiden – Wikipedia
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Wikipedia articles in German citing Ivan Dikov’s work:
New Europe-Brücke – New Europe Bridge – qwe.wiki
Frontex – Wikipedia
Mercedes-Benz Zetros – Wikipedia
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Wikipedia articles in Russian citing Ivan Dikov’s work:
Сторгозия — Википедия
Спасение болгарских евреев — Википедия
Mercedes-Benz Zetros — Википедия
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Wikipedia articles in Bulgarian citing Ivan Dikov’s work:
Долмен Плочата – Уикипедия
Орлови скали (Сърница) – Уикипедия
Ковил (светилище) – Уикипедия
Скално-култов комплекс (Ангел войвода) – Уикипедия
Потоп в Черно море – Уикипедия