By Oana Popescu
June 2016
Adevărul
It’s the main lesson of the British referendum. We got here because we refused to sit down and see the clear and numerous signs of our collective vulnerabilities and failures, and do something about them. Lest we come to our senses now, next time (because there will definitely be a next time, even if elsewhere) the decision will be to Leave.
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By Rufin Zamfir
April 2016
Adevărul
The largest migration wave that Europe has ever faced since World War II has slowed down, at least for the time being. Its effects, however, will be visible for a long time after it has fully stopped.
Rufin Zamfir interviewed by Mircea Vasilescu for Dilema Veche
April 2016
A review of Europe’s vulnerabilities from this perspective is a complicated endeavour because it is difficult to grade or differentiate these vulnerabilities according to their importance.
By Oana Popescu
April 2016
Dilema Veche
We now have the same old reflex to turn to simplistic and inadequate explanations and solutions. We have embraced multiculturalism, but stripped it of its substance: the dialogue between cultures, that leads to reciprocal respect, understanding and acceptance, to cohabitation based on common principles and respect for European laws and values, with the aim to identify and consolidate what we have in common.
Read more at http://dilemaveche.ro/sectiune/tema-saptamanii/articol/nu-mai-traim-sub-un-glob-de-cristal
Minister for Foreign Affairs Lazăr Comănescu approved the list of projects/programmes/contributi
By Rufin Zamfir
February 2016
Adevărul
The problem is not one of looking into the need for a legal package to regulate cybersecurity, but one of identifying the best way to formulate norms and implementation methodologies, so that the package can also prove efficient. Is wire-tapping a fair price to pay for being protected?
Read more at http://adevarul.ro/news/politica/legea-securitatii-cibernetice-analiza-swot-1_56bde6775ab6550cb8b936c8/index.html