Have you ever crossed the border between the Republic of Cyprus and the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus? It’s an unkempt back alley in Nicosia. The situation denotes the failure of EU and UN to restore normality in Cyprus. Respecting the “do not photograph” signs … Citeşte mai departeTo do while waiting for the accession to Schengen
My recent article about Iași brought up the topic of “the extraordinary heritage” we had before the Revolution and how “many enterprises were viable” back in the day. The image of the socialist industrial platforms is still in our minds even decades later, in a blend … Citeşte mai departeRemembering the failures of the command economy
While Mamaia is launching its new anthem Viva Mamaia, urging tourists to joyful party hardy, our neighbors to the south of the Danube are hosting the international golf tournament Volvo World Matchplay Championship near Balchik, at Thracian Cliffs, an event that prompts elegance, harmony and … Citeşte mai departeGolf vacations in the Balkans
The Academy of Economic Studies (ASE) recently organized a series of events to mark a beautiful anniversary: 100 years from its establishment. In attendance were distinguished guests, from the Head of State to alumni, academics, professors, ministers, businessmen, and bankers. All in all representatives of generations of graduates and … Citeşte mai departeBucharest Academy of Economic Studies at its 100th anniversary
“Iași praises its heroes and lives from its past”, said, recently, a local high official. “Iași needs to live in the present and build its future, a future of economic development, of attracting investors, technological parks and jobs, a future of well-being for its citizens.” … Citeşte mai departeIasi contributing to Romania’s 21st century
Romania went through 20 years of reforms, some incomplete, some improvised, but the progress is visible and so are its effects. Romanian authorities were assisted in the transition to a market economy by IMF (the IMF agreements covered 15 of the 23 years of capitalism), … Citeşte mai departeRomania is antifragile compared to Cyprus and Greece