Almost 90% of Romanians believe it is in their national interest to remain in the EU and NATO, but 40.6% think this limits national sovereignty.
Călin Nicolescu
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According to an INSCOP poll, 89.7% of Romanians believe that EU and NATO membership is good for the country. However, 40.6% believe it limits national sovereignty. Also, 76.2% of respondents support increased defense spending, given the need to protect their sovereignty. The survey was conducted on a sample of 1,000 people between March 13 and 17, 2025, with a margin of error of ± 3.1%.
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Sondaj INSCOP: 89% dintre români spun că e în interesul ţării să rămânem în UE şi NATO. Ce cred despre cheltuielile pentru Apărare
Sondaj INSCOP - 89.7% dintre români cred că e în interesul naţional ca România să rămână în UE şi NATO/ 40.6% dintre cei chestionaţi cred că apartenenţa României la UE limitează prea mult suveranitatea naţională/ Ce cred despre cheltuielile pentru Apărare
Românii vor NATO și UE, dar, în același timp, cer o negociere mai bună la Bruxelles- studiu INSCOP - Economica.net
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