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Cooperative [collective] security may be defined in the following way: sustained effort to reduce the risk of war that are not directed against a specific state or coalition of state. Cooperative security can only take place when countries develop a sense of a common [security] culture.

In the recent days, more and more international actors of the international security system have become concerned regarding latest diplomatic steps of the Unites States of America (US) - the leader of the Nord-Atlantic Alliance - that proposed Romania, as a NATO member, to become an active part of the integral management Anti-Missiles Defense System

This year public disorder events on April 7 in the Republic of Moldova has acutely revealed imperfection of the legal basis of the national security sector and absence of juridical mechanisms that support its functionality – the fact that contains a serious risk for the national security system. In the current state of affairs the governance of the Republic of Moldova - being a parliamentarian form - has been being executed by a large coalition. Such situations may potentially create real conditions for appearance of an executive dualism over a security sector and, consequently, a major threat to stagnate and to block such national segment...