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ComiXconnection exhibition to be held in Pancevo
PANCEVO - "ComiXconnection - strip, banda desenata, strip, kepregeny," an exhibition borne out of a research of the regional comic scene, will open on Wednesday in the Vojvodina cinema in Pancevo, near Belgrade.
Romania Warned Against Dangers of Tax Cuts
Romania's fiscal watchdog, the Consiliul Fiscal - Fiscal Council - has echoed concerns over government plans to start reducing Value Added Tax and income tax as a way to boost disposable income and get people to spend more.
SACEUR Breedlove: NATO to announce soon a decision on prepositioning heavy weapons in Romania
The Supreme Allied Commander Europe, US four-star General Philip Breedlove announced a decision in the near future on prepositioning NATO heavy weapons in Romania; he voiced his confidence in Romania's prompt response and agreement with this decision.
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President Iohannis' activity report 100 days into mandate
President Klaus Iohannis on Tuesday, 100 days since he has become head of state, reviewed his main achievements over this period, underscoring the constitutional responsibilities he has in regards with national defence, national security and foreign policy.
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Anti-Putin Tirade Worsens Russia-Romania Relations
The Romanian Foreign Ministry on Monday summoned the Russian ambassador to Bucharest, Oleg Malginov, to express its concern about his "insulting language" concerning the website Contributors.ro., which roused the ire of the diplomat after it published an article that was highly critical of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Defence Ministry: Manifestations dedicated to Year of War Veterans in all large garrisons in country
Rose: Malginov is wrong, anti-missile system has no capacity to harm Russia's strategic deterrent potential
US Assistant Secretary for Arms Control, Verification and Compliance Frank A. Rose on Monday said in Bucharest, that the ambassador of the Russian Federation in Romania, Oleg Malginov is ?wrong' when saying that the anti-missile system implemented by the United States of America is a threat and a challenge to Moscow, as this has no capacity to harm Russia's strategic deterrent potential.
Fiscal Council issues negative opinion on Tax Code Bill
The Government's initiative of rewriting the Tax Code is justified and welcome, given the many modifications brought to this document over the years; nevertheless, major cuts to taxes and duties are not sustainable, the Fiscal Council says in its opinion on the Tax Code revision project.
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Bulgaria Had Lowest Hourly Labor Costs in EU in 2014, at EUR 3.8
Bulgaria remained the EU Member State with the lowest hourly labor costs in 2014, according to Eurostat data.
Bulgaria's hourly labor costs increased by 2.7% to EUR 3.8 per hour in 2014, against an annual increase of 1.1% registered in the euro area and an annual increase of 1.4% recorded in the EU-28.