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Romania, situated in Central and Eastern Europe, is a vital player in the region’s geopolitical framework. As an EU member, Romania significantly influences Europe’s economic, political, and security dynamics. The country’s domestic policies, international relations, and its role within the European Union are key areas of focus. Additionally, Romania’s economic growth, technological innovations, and regional influence are crucial topics of analysis.

Turkey Erdogan
Turkey’s BRICS Bid Amidst an ErdoĞan Administration Entrenched in NATO Security and EU Markets Short Analysis

Turkey’s BRICS Bid Amidst an ErdoĞan Administration Entrenched in NATO Security and EU Markets

By: Samuel Dempsey and Sébastien Sénépart (LinkedIn) Introduction On 2 September, Ankara officially requested to join BRICS, a sign of Erdoğan’s growing desire to balance Turkey’s geopolitical position between East and West, its hope to diversify economic opportunities as the country is riddled with inflation, and frustrations with lack of…
Samuel Dempsey
2024-10-04
China Romania Relations
China’s (lack of) presence in Romania’s strategic sector: Regional outlier or historical path dependency? Short Analysis

China’s (lack of) presence in Romania’s strategic sector: Regional outlier or historical path dependency?

Sergiu Mitrescu – New Strategy Center Sergiu Mitrescu is Program Director at the New Strategy Center and University of Birmingham graduate with an undergraduate Degree in International Relation and a Master’s Degree in Security Studies. His research covers the strategic role of energy, with a particular focus on the security…
Guest Author
2024-05-17
Corbii Mari solar panel park, Dâmbovița county
Romania and the path to renewables: solar panels Short Analysis

Romania and the path to renewables: solar panels

Romania is undergoing a significant expansion in solar power within its broader energy transition framework, bolstered by European funding and legal reforms. This upsurge has prompted investments across the spectrum, from individual households as prosumers to utility-scale facilities, with local government units emerging as a significant segment for development up…
B.F.G. Fabrègue
2023-12-21
Eastern Europe, Moldova, Romania, Russia, Trade
The future of Romania in Europe, its relations with Moldova and the continental chessboard with Russia Short Analysis

The future of Romania in Europe, its relations with Moldova and the continental chessboard with Russia

Despite being endowed with natural resources, including hydrocarbons, precious minerals, and fertile land, it is nevertheless the second-poorest country in the European Union. The bad luck Romania had came from a variety of sources. Even earlier in its history, the country was encircled by powerful, expansionist countries. In the last…
Henrique Horta
2022-11-14
hungary, china, bri initiative, poland, czechia, economy,
B. Fabrègue and Léo Portal published in the Smart Cities and Regional Development Journal! Peer Reviewed

B. Fabrègue and Léo Portal published in the Smart Cities and Regional Development Journal!

B. Fabrègue and Léo Portal, members of the Board of Blue Europe, have been published Bucharest University Smart Cities and Regional Development (SCRD) Journal, 6(2) You can find the paper under the following link . https://scrd.eu/index.php/scrd/article/view/128 Abstract "In recent years, there have been efforts carried out by international organisations, like…
Henrique Horta
2022-06-14
romania, technology, evolution, news, industry, GDP, recovery, Covid,
Can Romania outsmart its structural problems with innovation? Analysis & ResearchShort Analysis

Can Romania outsmart its structural problems with innovation?

Romania's technology industry has exploded in recent years. Technology behemoths such as Google, IBM, Microsoft, and Vodafone have established operations in the country's expanding urban areas to capitalize on one of the country's most valuable assets—its people. According to a 2017 study conducted by information services firm KeysFin, over 106,000…
B.F.G. Fabrègue
2021-09-20

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