During the twentieth century Romanian foreign policy has changed quite radical changes due to the possibility target the objectives established and international context. Romania entered this century with the objectives of preserving the independence and integrity country and union with neighboring provinces under imperial rule: Transylvania, Bessarabia and Bukovina. For their implementation at the beginning of World War in part (1914–1918) she was a member of the Triple Alliance with Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy, but entered into an agreement on war policy and military that the Entente (Britain, France, Russia, Italy) had recognized their rights over Transylvania and Bucovina. In the present paper I analyzed the Romania's foreign policy in the twentieth century.
Romanian Foreign Policy, International Relations, Security, Foreign Policy
