Romania after Malta

Former Romanian foreign affairs minister Adrian Nastase has published a political biography in two volumes titled ‘Romania after Malta’, covering the period of his term of office that followed the Malta Summit of 1989. Nine O'Clock, Romania's English language newspaper reports:

The two volumes encompass the period from June 28 to December 31, 1990, underlined by the international consequences of the events on June 13-15 in Romania, by the crises following invasion of Kuwait by Iraq, the reunification of Germany, and developments in the former USSR. The book also contains analyses of the reasons of Ceausescu’s fall, of the consequences of the way in which Romania had chosen to leave totalitarianism behind, backed by transcripts, interviews, documents of the Foreign Affairs Ministry, speeches of various international personalities. The book will be launched Thursday at 4 PM at the Titulescu European Foundation, 47, Kiseleff Street.