Visit Sibiu: the Transylvanian host of this week’s EU summit
This city, compact and cultural, cuts a figure as European as any of its EU counterparts: it is steeped in history, has impressive architecture, quaint cobbled streets and squares lined with coffee shops and restaurants.
Romania’s democracy is looking increasingly fragile. Last week, tens of thousands of people gathered on the streets of Bucharest to vent their anger at the Social Democrat (PSD)-led government.