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Tariceanu: ALDE might grab 15pct at European Parliament elections, running for Romania's presidency to be decided

Chairman of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats (ALDE, minor at rule, ed.n.) Calin Popescu-Tariceanu stated on Monday evening, at TVR 1 national television broadcaster that the party he is leading has a chance to grab a 15-percent vote at the EU Parliament election next year, mentioning that he will afterwards decide whether to run for Romania's presidency.

Rising Demand for Romanian Citizenship May Irritate Ukraine

Requests for Romanian citizenship in Ukraine's Odessa region have doubled since the start of 2017, which analysts say might cause further tension with Bucharest - already angered by the adoption of language laws promoting Ukrainian in 2017.

Bucharest scrapped its consular fees for passports in 2017, which had amounted to around 300 US dollars.

Romania gets elected to the International Telecommunications Union Council

Romania, alongside the Russian Federation, Poland, Azerbaijan and the Czech Republic, on Monday was welcomed into the International Telecommunications Union Council (ITU-Council) after 137 of the 179 member states attending the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference 2018 voted in favour, according to a press statement released by the National Communications Administration and Regulatory Authority (ANCO

Ex-PM Ciolos: PNL finds itself within old political class sphere, obstinately refuses reform

The National Liberal Party (PNL the Opposition, ed.n.) finds itself within the old political class sphere and obstinately refuses to reform itself, says the founding president of the Romania Together Movement, Dacian Ciolos, who says that the Liberals refuse to join the formation he is part of "in a profound reformation project of the Romanian society, with emphasis on welfare."

PM Dancila begins her visit to the Oman Sultanate and Qatar State

Prime Minister Viorica Dancila on Saturday started an official visit in the Gulf Area, in Muscat, the Oman Sultanate, and in Doha, respectively, the Qatar State, informs a press release of the Government sent to AGERPRES.

Bulgarian PM Borisov: With Serbia the EU will be Stronger

With Serbia's accession, the EU will become stronger, Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said at a press conference after the four-party meeting in Varna between Bulgaria, Greece, Romania and Serbia, Focus News Agency reports.

Serbia, 3 regional states to bid to host football World Cup!

Speaking to reporters after the four nations' summit in Varna, Bulgaria, the Serbian president said this was an idea of Greek PM Alexis Tsipras and that an agreement on a joint bid had been reached at a meeting with the PMs of Bulgaria and Romania, Boyko Borisov and Viorica Dancila.

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