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Tag Archives: romania
On those elections in Romania and Poland: a constructive criticism of media coverage and a list of inconvenient facts
The itch to write a blog post about this has been growing over the past couple of months but I thought it sensible to wait until the final results were in before expressing a view. Romania had presidential elections in … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged donald tusk, george simion, karol nawrocki, maga, nicusor dan, polish elections, romania, romanian elections
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No Land’s Man or How Not to Do an Election
The 2014 presidential elections were a pyrrhic victory for Western values in post-Communist Romania. Note: a Romanian language version of this article was published by Gazeta de Romania, a London-based newspaper for Romanian expats. Read it here. Thousands of Romanians … Continue reading
The orphans of Romania who are building new lives underground
A story I wrote and that ran in Huck Magazine, a subculture bi-monthly. I knew about the children of the tunnels, but was just one of the passers-by. Huck readers and I now look at them through the eyes of … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Prose
Tagged cinci lei, gara de nord, joost vandebrug, romania, romania's orphans, the lost boys
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