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„Grigore Gafencu” Research Center, funded in 2004, is devoted to the study of the history of the European and extra-European international relations, an area of investigation covered with specialists and young researchers for the period starting from mid-19th century to the beginning of the 21st century. Topics such as Romania’s foreign policy during the 19th and 20th century, Romania’s relations with France, Italy,  Spain, Finland, the Baltic states, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, the Balkan countries, the history of minorities, the Nansen Commission's activity have been developed in books, articles published in peer-reviewed journals, papers presented at national and international conferences, Ph.D. works.
The center is involved in a number of international and national research grants. One of the most important such a research has dealt with Europe as viewed from the margins: an East-Central European perspective during the 19th and 20th centuries. The center was also a partner with numerous institutions in the research grant entitled The Changing Image of Europeanness. The Political Use of History as an Instrument of Identity Politics, coordinated by Aleksanteri Institute of Helsinki University.
The center is actively involved in research, conference hosting and publication. So far, it was a host of two international conferences and a number of national seminars. It organzies a monthly seminar and „the reading hour” and is also issuing its own peer-reviewed biannual review, Valahian Journal of Historical Studies, which has now reached to its 14th issue. The journal has been included in the CEEOL, Ebsco, IndexCopernicus, SCIPIO and Ulrich’s databasis.
The center is also coordinating, alongside the Doctoral School of Valahia University of Targoviste, the research activities of some 20 Ph.D. students, of which 12 are members of the center.
Additionally, the center is engaged in exchanges and common projects with numerous European institutions of research from Finland in the north to Italy and Spain in the south. The center is aiming at maintaining and developing these fruitful contacts and to promote new ones with other prestigious institutions of research at academic level whose scopes are similar and bordering its purposes