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The article focuses on the reflections of Finnish envoy Karl Gustaf Idman regarding the perceptions, mindsets, and stereotypes on the Romanian corruption. It says that lack of honesty among officials and their corruptibility were found within the politics of Romania. It states that Idman views that the domestic situation in Romania cannot be considered as satisfactory, if it will be judged by public perception. It adds that corruption in Romania lies within its justice system and courts.

The article discusses the key factors in the Finnish-Romanian relation-building during World War II. It regarded the levels of individuals, particularly in respect to Marshal Gustav Mannerheim and the role of Marshal Ion Antonescu in the enhancement of relationship between the states from 1941 to 1944. It mentions that the outcome of the analysis is sampled to the systematic level of analysis.

The article focuses on the alliance of Romania with France and its connection to the French culture and language. It highlights Iulian Oncescu's monograph investigating the role of France in the modernization of Romania, the position of Romania in the French eastern policy and the foreign policy of the third French republic. Oncescu's work proved that feelings are useful but never enough to construct foreign policy in fragile basis.