Conf. univ. dr. Ecaterina HLIHOR Prof. univ. dr. Constantin HLIHOR INTRODUCERE Pacea de la Paris care a pus capăt primei conflagraţii mondiale a fost un adevărat turning point al istoriei europene şi universale, deopotrivă. Tratatele încheiate au şi astăzi un puternic impact asupra statelor şi … [Read more...]
ARDEALUL A FOST ŞI VA RĂMÂNE PĂMÂNT ROMÂNESC
Gl. (r.) prof. univ. dr. Anghel ANDREESCU Abstract. Romanian territories, recently reunited after a large blood tribute, became a battle field for foreign powers’ interests, such as the Habsburg, Russian and Turkish Empires, as well as Great Britain and France. The French and British observers … [Read more...]
TRATATUL DE PACE DE LA TRIANON
Prof. Vasile SANDOR Recunoaşterea internaţională a unităţii naţionale a României după Primul Război Mondial a avut loc în cadrul Conferinţei de Pace de la Paris - a cărei deschidere a avut loc la 18 ianuarie 1919 -, mai exact prin tratatele semnate de către puterile învingătoare şi statele asociate … [Read more...]
Iran’s Year of Living Dangerously is Just Beginning
Source: https://nationalinterest.org/blog/middle-east-watch/iran%E2%80%99s-year-living-dangerously-just-beginning-110771 The U.S. needs to be constantly thinking about what Tehran might try next—and preempt it if possible, or respond and mitigate it if we can’t prevent the Iranian … [Read more...]
A RESUME OF PAKISTAN – ROMANIA RELATIONS
The relations between Pakistan and Romania span over five decades. Ever since the commencement of their formal diplomatic relations in 1964, Pakistan and Romania have enjoyed close and friendly relationship, based on mutual trust and confidence. The relations between Pakistan and Romania have always … [Read more...]
“BILATERAL RELATIONS BETWEEN ROMANIA AND THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN ARE CHARACTERIZED BY FRIENDSHIP, MUTUAL INTEREST AND COLLABORATION”
The year 2019 marks the celebration of 55 years of bilateral relations between Romania and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, characterized by friendship, mutual interest and collaboration. In recent years, the relations witnessed new dynamics, with a result–oriented driven political dialogue and … [Read more...]
Why the China-Russia Alliance Won’t Last
Beijing and Moscow don’t even have to pretend the liberal world order is a speed-bump in their joint ventures. Both happily engage with the world’s most odious regimes, from Syria to Venezuela. And, of course, neither has any compunction about playing dirty when it serves their interests. by James … [Read more...]
Ensuring a Twenty-Second Century America
by James Jay Carafano (born May 8, 1955) is the director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies and Vice President of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation. Carafano is also an adjunct professor at … [Read more...]
Division, Lack of Strategy Stymie Iran’s Adversaries
by Seth Frantzman The Jerusalem Post July 25, 2019 Originally published under the title "The West's Lack of Strategy Aids Tehran's Aims." Iran has one major advantage over its Western rivals in the recent tensions with the US and UK. It sees its foreign policy and military strategy … [Read more...]
Evocarea genialului sculptor Constantin Brancusi, filmul documentar intitulat “Cap de afis” si un Dialog Esential cu Dl. Col. Dr. Simileanu Vasile despre Ucraina si romanii de acolo.
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