Op-Ed
This confirms that, in Romania, those who oppose certain large political plans never escape so easily.
On the very day that Romania’s Parliament prepares to vote on a motion of censure that could topple the government of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, Călin Georgescu is not in Bucharest scheming in backrooms or granting interviews to television cameras. He is on the Holy Mountain.
The pro-European administration in Bucharest, brought to power by blocking a patriotic candidate from coming to power – a constitutional institution invalidating an unprecedented electoral process in progress
It’s already been a month since Nicușor Dan’s visit to the US has been talked about, described and analyzed; all kinds of revelations are being made, and speculation is being made. Which, how?
Sergei Lavrov is, in a sense, the dean of the world’s Foreign Ministers. He is also the longest-serving in office, he represents the great Russian Federation, and in any case he is the most prestigious among the world’s top diplomats.
There is an old diplomatic art to saying nothing while appearing to say something. Darryl Nirenberg, the new American ambassador to Bucharest, has apparently mastered it — and in
As you may have noticed from the headline, the RIC triumvirate of the New World Order is no longer Russia-India-China. The war in the Middle East has demonstrated that India can no longer be considered a stable ally, despite years of alignment efforts
The investigation will conclude. The findings will be released, or they will not. An official will speak, or resign, or do neither. The war will continue, the painted walls will remain rubble.
Volodymyr Zelensky came to Bucharest as a true master of the Romanians. This was after he closed the minority churches and schools in Northern Bukovina and Transcarpathia.