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In politics protesting is the less efficient weapon because here it is all about negotiations. Why didn’t we have a massive protest in the Communist Era? Protesters became traitors. And nowadays we can still talk about such a situation.
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The history of protesting, the history of the Seattle against constraint is in meantime the history of liberty, repeated on and on, as soon as the same people who taught for it mistreat this liberty sometimes.
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The ability of mobilizing people is the main activity resource of the trade-mission. Every post-Communist government of Romania feared this activity.
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Hungarian election is the main issue of this article wrote by Magdalena Boiangiu. The journalist is interested in an ideological analysis of the final result and proposes some interesting ideas about it.
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Ten laws not to be broke by Romanian government in 2002. They are about foreign affairs, economics and ethic issues. As a matter of fact, the last one is considered to be the most important aspect of Romanian integration in European Union.
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Cristian Ghinea analizes the paradoxical data of the CURS opinion poll. 67% of Romanians seem to be unhappy about democracy results, but 80% don’t agree a military leadership. No more than 30% are proud of Parliament, but 71% want that institution to continue its activity.
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War seems to be a necessity as long as any thought about an everlasting peace is considered unrealistic. So, is eternal peace just a utopia? Sorin Vieru considers that all we can do is to prevent any motivation for war.
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Adrian Cioroianu analyzes the peace speeches and the contexts that made Nicolae Ceauşescu a respected communist leader in the Occident eyes. But after this good start, Ceauşescu’s politics dramatically failed and become dictatorial.
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Romulus Cordescu, former romanian diplomat, creates a picture of last century politics. He speaks as a member of old diplomatic stuff and his opinion are dealing with communist regime.
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This article is an analysis of European Integration process in five countries: Great Britain, Bulgaria, Turkey, Poland and Slovenia. Rodica Culcer tries to observe the main problems for each of these countries. It is easy to remark that we deal with some very specific issues, so this explains the complexity and sensitivity of integration process.
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Mircea Geoană, Romanian Foreign Affairs Ministry, summarises, in this interview taken by Magdalena Boiangiu, European integration problems, options and benefits for Romania and the other East European Countries.
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Cornel Codiţă, a well known political analyst in Romania, describes the reasons for being sceptical or favourable for European Integration process. He starts from the original large Europe idea, lounched by Jean Monet and Robert Schuman. France-Germany cooperation model is placed as an origin for contemporary integration idea.
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In communist Romania, mass media’s goal it was just an ideological one. But in the contemporary society, nowadays, its role has to be obvious. But the information, so necessary for the readers, has to be gained, because there is no law stipulating this issue.
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This personal honest opinion on the Middle East region and its specific conflicts brings to the reader an interesting new point of view. Beyond TV news there are “details” that describe even better the reality.
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Codruţ Constantinescu writes this essay with the good intention of selfesteem. This should be, suggests the author, more important that imitating everything coming from Occident. Because, shows the author, we should have to keep at least a part of our specificity.
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In the conference at New Europe College in Bucharest, on 24 of May, Urs Altermatt analyzed what could be named “the Swiss model” and its accesibility. He underlined the originality of this democracy and talk about the social and political system. His very detailed information is interesting to be analyzed by every European country.
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Victor Babiuc, well know Romanian politician, ministry in several Cabinets, was not on the font page in the last month. His “retiring” stops now, with this interview taken by Mircea Vasilescu. Reforms after 1989, European and NATO integration, privatization - here are some of the subjects discussed.
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Cosmin Guşă is the General Secretary of the Social Democratic Party. He is one of the few young politicians in contemporary Romania. In the interview taken by Mircea Vasilescu, he answers about political life in Romania and some possible conflicts in Social Democratic Party.
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Politics and cultural rights seminar, held in Fryeburg, ended with a passionate discussion. Simona Sora extracts the most interesting moment from it and presents in this article. Here you can find Patrice Meyer-Bisch, Annick Charlot, Georges Scellier, Denis Pauchard, Ciprian Mihali, Graziela De Coulon and Corina Şuteu opinions.
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Mircea Kivu, a well-known Romanian sociologist, tries to analyze some recent data about politicians and their thoughts about the future of Romania. The figures presented are very interesting and suggestive.
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