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Eastern neighbourhood:EU holds its members responsible?Significant developments to the East the European neighborhood marked last year and at the birth of 2010. Moldova came first in a row as in there an ‘Alliance for European integration’ won a power wrestling Opposition leader’s first trip to Brussels The newly-elected President, 37-year-old former prosecutor defeated the leader of the Social Democratic Party to become the opposition party’s new leader early last week. Victor Ponta beat Mircea Geoana in a 856-781 vote that was Romania edges closer to ratifying Nabucco The EU-backed Nabucco gas pipeline moved a step closer to reality after the Romanian president signed a decree allowing parliament to ratify construction. The intergovernmental agreement on the Nabucco project was signed by the prime Basescu re-elected Romanian president; opposition protests President Traian Basescu won the Romanian presidential run-off by a wafer-thin margin, which prompted the opposition Socialists (PSD) to contest the results last Monday, Deutsche Presse Agentur (dpa) reported on 7 December. The centre-right Basescu was Incumbent president and rival in Dec 6 run-off Incumbent Romanian President Traian Basescu and his Socialist rival Mircea Geoana are to compete in a presidential run-off on December 6, following polls in which no candidate won an absolute majority. The ethnic German mayor Basescu calls for revising IMF agreement Romanian President Traian Basescu said his country will not be able to honor all the requirements of its bailout loan agreements with the International Monetary Fund. An IMF delegation was expected to head to Romania Biden tells Czechs to support another missile shield  After US President Barack Obama abandoned a European defense missile shield that the Czech Republic had agreed to be part of – over angry protests from its own citizens – US Vice President Joe Biden Romanians in Italy facing security laws THE climate created by a new security law that recently came into force in Italy has revealed a human-rights issue that was raised by a group of MEPs on 8 October. Social Democrat MEP Corina Azerbaijan, Romania fosters economic ties President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev met with Prime Minister of Romania Emil Bok on September 28, Trend news agency reported. Both sides discussed economic, as well as energy co-operation between Azerbaijan and Romania. The sides Coalition government in Romania collapses The coalition government in Bucharest collapsed Thursday, after the centre-left Socialist Party (PSD) pulled out in protest over the controversial dismissal of one of its ministers. Dan Nica, the PSD interior minister, was sacked by Daewoo Mangalia Shipyard to begin layoffs in October Romania’s largest shipyard, Daewoo Mangalia Heavy Industries (DMHI), which posted some €600 million in net sales last year, is preparing to downsize its staff, with 300 of its 4,000 employees to be laid off in Sounds like hypocrisy, starts with D Democracy in Europe has a funny connotation. It exists maybe, is run by those who haven’t considered it as a reputable path to power and yet seems to come up in almost every sentence referencing President says agriculture subsidies maxed Romania has reached the maximal threshold of subsidies it may grant this year, said on March 25, President Traian Basescu, stressing that he promoted the idea that the Government should extend subsidies under the form PM's working meeting with new ministers PM Emil Boc and the Cabinet members have had a working meeting with a view to preparing the draft budget for 2009, about to be adopted on a next Government meeting early last week. ?It Elections spring forth muddied results  Following elections in Romania on November 30 and a vote that is so so close the final make up of the parliament is uncertain, the party that won the highest number mandates in the future Frustration, fear in East Europe, Kosovo is cited Russia’s show of military force against Georgia wasn’t exactly like Soviet tanks rolling into Hungary in 1956 or Prague in 1968, but it still has worried leaders in eastern European countries now in the European Basescu visits Rome to fix ties  Romanian President Traian Basescu has paid a working visit to Rome, at the invitation of the President of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Italy, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. Basescu and Berlusconi discussed Basescu vetoes bill to help develop wind energy Romania’s president has refused to sign a bill into law that he says cancels the right of pre-communism owners over their property, that decision would help to remove one of the obstacles to developing wind Romanian, Kuwait to develop trade President Traian Basescu will pay an official visit to Kuwait on May 12 on an invitation from the state’s head Sheikh Sabah Al- Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, the Presidential Administration announced in a press release. Basescu Bush promises best possible treatment with visa policies  Ater several countries of Central and Eastern Europe sealed visa-free deals with the United States, Bucharest also explored the ground in getting more favourable treatment in visa issue. After Romania raised this issue several times, Basescu supports NATO bid On March 20, Romanian President Traian Basescu said in Sarajevo that his country strongly supported Bosnia’s progress towards closer ties with the European Union and NATO. Basescu said after meeting with his Bosnian counterpart Haris Romania backs Turkey in EU  Romanian President Traian Basescu received his Turkish counterpart, Abdullah Gul, for talks on March 3 and assured his guest of Bucharest’s support for Turkey gaining accession to the European Union, Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) reported. Basescu Tadic, Basescu show Serb solidarity  Serbia’s President Boris Tadic paid an official visit to Romania on February 21. He was welcomed at the Cotroceni Presidential Palace by his Romanian counterpart Traian Basescu. Among the officials in the welcome committee was Delay in appointment of justice and defense ministers  Decision on the nomination of the current defense minister and acting justice minister as future minister of justice is not a circumstantial one, but it is the result of a responsible analysis and does not Germany’s RWE becomes Nabucco’s sixth partner The Nabucco consortium confirmed on February 5 that German utility company RWE will join the five-billion-Euro international pipeline project aimed at transporting Caspian gas to the European market. The project, which is designed to lower Athens, Bucharest strengthen energy, trade ties  Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis paid an official visit to Romania on February 7-8. Minister of development, top officials and entrepreneurs accompanied the head of the Greek government on the trip.The Greek premier had detailed Strategic partnership struck up with Romania  On February 4, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and his Romanian counterpart Traian Basescu agreed to enter into a strategic partnership. The partnership will include the fields of business, energy, security and culture, it was reported. Government overlooks Brussels’ warning  Romanian Prime Minister Calin Popescu-Tariceanu has demonstrated his strong leadership features not only in the recent confrontation with President Basescu over the right to appoint a justice minister, but also by insisting on his own Tariceanu works to appoint a new justice minister  Romanian Prime Minister Calin Popescu– Tariceanu said in a recent government meeting that he wants a lasting solution to the ongoing problem of appointing a justice minister. “I want this interim to be as short Government fairs OK in recent poll According to a poll result, PDL ranks first, followed by PSD and PNL. Responders consider that the politicians spend more time speaking about their personal businesses than about citizens’ living standards. According to the poll |
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