Is Romania’s diaspora the sleeping giant we refuse to understand, or a mirror reflecting our political failures?
Despite pro-unification sentiments there is no official ongoing process – only occasional polls and statements by policymakers.
During the Great War, the interwar period, and World War 2 the area situated between Germany and Russia became the target of covert or direct expansion.
For almost the entire interwar period, more precisely until 1938, Great Britain did not have a clearly outlined political or economic strategy towards Romania.
The book examines the approach to security privatization taken in four Eastern European states, revealing the influence of global norms and the post-communist transition.
João Aguiar Machado discusses the European Union’s Common Fishing Policy and his thoughts on environmental sustainability, particularly in the Black Sea Region.
The Roma story has not been the story of the powerful. It is a story of the ones that have done whatever they could in order to survive in a very adverse environment.
The emergence of a cleaner political elite would strengthen public trust in democracy, counter voter apathy and improve the country’s image abroad.
The results of the Fall 2014 presidential elections in Romania came as a surprise, bringing victory to German Lutheran Klaus Johannis and the Romanian diaspora.
Given the Euro crisis and Romania’s political environment, how was Boc’s government able to survive as long as it did?
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