By Dan Alexe This year, Romania will elect not only its future MEPs, but also, more importantly, its president. It is no wonder that Russia takes a keen interest in the outcome of the elections,…
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Social engineering has deep roots in Romania, ever since the project of the late dictator Ceausescu of reshaping the New Man (omul nou), a dystopian enterprise, a nationwide socio-political project that has been successfully restarted…
In Spain, a party needs 15,000 signatures to take part in the European elections. In Romania, the threshold is the highest in Europe, set at 200,000 signatures. Parties have also to obtain a minimum of…
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