A Chance to Reset Romanian–Ukrainian Relations

Romania–Ukraine relations have been so far largely dominated by factious bilateral issues, hampering the development of effective cooperation based on mutual trust. Now the emerging war involving Romania’s largest neighbour presents just as much necessity as momentum to reconfigure the bilateral agenda to give it more of a multilateral tint. The three new dimensions should be regional security, Ukraine’s European agenda, and the country’s transformation in the coming years; in all three, Poland can be not only a model to follow but also the most relevant partner.