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PM A. Tsipras in Brussels: Last-ditch efforts for deal
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is in Brussels today after an invitation by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. The decision to meet reportedly took place following contact made on Tuesday. Juncker suggested a meeting so that the government proposal for an agreement with EU partners – a 47-page text sent two days ago – could be discussed.
DefMin Dusa in The Hague: The Netherlands, Romania share ideals and values within NATO, EU
Minister of National Defence Mircea Dusa, who is paying an official visit to The Hague at the invitation of his Dutch counterpart Antoinette Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, said that "the Netherlands and Romania hold shared ideals and values within NATO and the EU, and it's therefore important to develop military cooperation that should contribute to strengthening security in the Euro-Atlantic spac
Istanbul underwater tunnel approaching its 'last meters'
An underground road tunnel under the mouth of the Bosphorus is meters from being completed, according to officials and project managers.
Istanbulites are hoping the 14.6-kilometer (9-mile) Eurasia Tunnel Project, linking Kazl?çe?me on Istanbul?s European side and the Asian side?s Göztepe, will reduce the city?s notorious traffic.
Tesla boss downplays government subsidy as 'pittance'
Tesla Motors boss Elon Musk says his companies don?t need an estimated $4.9 billion in government support they receive, but justified the aid in the cause of creating clean energy.
The billionaire eco-entrepreneur added that the amount was a ?pittance? compared to what the oil and gas industries receive.
World Bank's Capannelli: Progress in agriculture could contribute to Romania's economic growth
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADR) and the World Bank organize a conference in Bucharest on Wednesday, to present their medium and long-term perspective on Romania's rural sector, as the country is among Europe's best gifted with arable land, water and human resources.
World Bank's Capannelli
Green Cultural Routes, free events for the mind and spirit
The Ministry of Culture is organizing a series of events from June 5-7, titled “Green Cultural Routes.” The events – drafted by the Museums directorates in the framework of participation in the National Action Plan for Education in sustainable development – are aimed at raising awareness on sustainable growth.