How not to fight populism: a lesson from Romania

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Policy is always easy to interpret post-event. Following the anti-communist revolution in Romania in 1989, in the midst of a flowering of the newspapers, an ultranationalist propaganda appeared on the streets. Called Romania the Great, it recently inspired a political party with the same name and renewed opinions, writes Alec Russell, in an opinion article for the Financial Times. The specialist in foreign policy concludes that the facts charged…

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On April 24, the government removed the consideration of the draft climate law, a key law for decarbonization and increasing resilience, from the agenda of the session without explanation...