As renowned commentator and writer Ion Cristoiu astutely pointed out, Georgescu was not imprisoned for any legitimate legal breach, but to silence his public voice and sever his connection to the media.
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Meanwhile, an entire nation is awaiting the Trump Administration’s declassification of this file and the release of evidence concerning the involvement of the former Biden-Blinken administration in orchestrating the annulment of the Romanian presidential election.
“The press must serve the governed, not the governors.” – Hugo Black, in the Pentagon Papers case
NEW YORK — Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met his German counterpart, Johann Wadephul, on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly on September 26
Russia’s foreign intelligence chief has accused the European Union of interfering in the country’s State Duma elections, saying Brussels prepared a critical assessment of the vote before it was completed.
In a region often defined by sudden headlines and hard-edged military talk; last Sunday’s meeting in Cairo felt like something rarer: a deliberate bet on conversation.
The Romanian press has offered only superficial commentary on the visit to New York for the UN General Assembly—ranging from the presidential couple’s kiss (viewed by some as a theatrical gesture and by others as entirely
History does not always wait for committees. Sometimes it waits for four men who refuse to treat the world as a finished script.
Yesterday afternoon, at the Geneva Press Club, a small gathering tried to do something the United Nations often fails to do: put two of its own worlds in the same room and ask why they barely speak to each other.
Anti-corruption prosecutors have suspended and ordered the house arrest of Vlora Hyseni, the head of Albania’s State Intelligence Service, on suspicion of leaking classified information.