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Ciamba (MAE), Czech counterpart talk about current issues on European agenda
Secretary of State for European Affairs George Ciamba on Monday met Secretary of State Tomas Prouza, coordinator of the Department for European Affairs within the Office of the Government of the Czech Republic, the two officials having approached current issues on the European agenda, as well as aspects of interest on the dynamic of the Romanian-Czech bilateral relations, informs a press releas
Liviu Pop: ILO could have foremost role if involved in political support
The role of the International Labour Organization (ILO) could be foremost if it became the core of political support and technical assistance that can be granted to member states, Minister Delegate for Social Dialogue Liviu Pop said on Monday, in the 323rd Session of the ILO Governing Body, taking place in Geneva.
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Jankovic loses in final in Indian Wells
Serbia's Jelena Jankovic has failed to win the first place at the WTA tournament in Indian Wells, since she lost to Romania's Simona Halep 2-6 7-5 6-4 in the final on Sunday.
Romania Defends NATO Missile Defence Plans
"The anti-missile system is only for self-defence, as defined by the UN charter, and has nothing to do with Russia," Foreign Minister Bogdan Aurescu said on Saturday.
Aurescu was commenting after Russia's ambassador to Denmark, Mikhail Vanin, warned the Scandinavian country not to join the NATO missile defence system.
PM Ponta: PSD is like the phoenix bird, it rebirths out of its own ashes
PSD [The Social Democratic Party] is like the phoenix bird, every time there appear some who are impatient to be dancing on its grave, it rebirths out of its own ashes, the chairman of the party, Prime Minister Victor Ponta, on Saturday stated, on the occasion of the party's National Council meeting.
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Giovanni Pittella: Romania and Bulgaria are rightful partners of EU; they should enter Schengen
Leader of the Socialists and Democrats (S&D) group in the European Parliament, Giovanni Pittella, on Saturday said at the National Council of the PSD [Social Democratic Party] works, held at the Parliament Palace in Bucharest, that Romania and Bulgaria are 'rightful partners of the EU', which is why they should enter the Schengen zone.
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