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Published in: HomeFailing Roma, againRoma need to become respected but also responsible citizens in their own countries. There are solutions. But none of...
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Published in: HomeRomania’s rule of law is everybody’s business
The ease with which the current Government has unravelled the law in just a matter of weeks, should be of concern to...
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Published in: 50.50Exploring violence as a consequence of HIV
With HIV now the leading cause of death and disease among women of reproductive age worldwide, Anca Nitulescu asks...
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Published in: openSecurityIndia’s advances into South China Sea met with criticism from Beijing
In what is seen as a response to Chinese moves in South Asia, India embarks on joint oil and gas exploration with...
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Published in: HomeEast European Geographobia
There are particularities of fear in a post-communist Europe bewildered by the demands of neoliberalism, which also...
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Published in: HomeOld and new demagoguery: the rhetoric of exclusion
Right-wing populist parties tend to be anti-multinational and anti-intellectual: they endorse nationalistic,...
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Published in: HomeSaxon villages: restoration is for the futureThe work of restoring the Romanian Saxon Transylvanian villages, as undertaken by the Mihai Eminescu Trust is not...
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Published in: openSecurityUN criticises slow aid for Pakistan
UN calls for more aid to Pakistan flood victims, as giving remains highly politicised. Blast leaves seven dead in...
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Published in: HomeRomania and Europe: an entrapped decade
Romania’s post-communist transition was captured by a political elite that consolidated its power, enriched itself...
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