Oana Țoiu: România nu renunță la dreptul de veto

Dismissed Minister Oana Țoiu claims a false news story about Romania giving up its veto right in the EU is misleading. She criticizes the media and politicians for spreading this information, clarifying that Romania cannot unilaterally abandon its veto without treaty changes. Analysts warn that relinquishing the veto would undermine Romania's sovereignty and EU functioning. While Romania, along with ten other states, expresses a desire for treaty modifications, the official letter signed does not equate to a decision but rather a proposal. The veto applies only within the European Commission and Council, and 16 EU member states did not sign the letter, indicating that such changes are unlikely soon. Țoiu argues that dissenting opinions about Romania's EU stance pose a danger and should be silenced, emphasizing that the EU is a collaborative project.