If peace in Ukraine is ultimately decided—one way or another—through Washington and Moscow, via Budapest, at least two legitimate questions remain for Romania: Where does Bucharest stand? And how long will Bucharest remain merely an informed but uninvolved capital in the process that will shape the future of Eastern Europe?
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