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Cristian Nițoiu argues that Romania's current lack of influence in foreign policy stems from decisions made between 1990 and 1993. The country's timid approach to international relations has persisted, affecting its ability to project power in the post-Soviet space. Nițoiu highlights the historical context of Romania's diplomatic hesitations, particularly with Russia and Ukraine, and notes that internal political dynamics hinder effective foreign policy. Despite a significant Romanian presence in EU institutions, the country struggles with representation and leadership roles. The analysis suggests that Romania's political class prioritizes domestic issues over international ambitions, leading to a chronic lack of vision.