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Mobility row paralyzes universities
A burgeoning row between administrative staff protesting a civil service overhaul and academics seeking to avoid further upheaval just six months after a similar dispute was resolved has left the countrys two largest universities in a state of virtual paralysis.
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Serbian Universities to Probe Stefanovic Thesis
The Senate of Belgrade University is to ask the Conference of Universities of Serbia, comprised of both state and private universities, to form a commission to review claims that the Interior Minister plagiarised his PhD thesis.
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NEWS OF THE DAY - JUNE 18
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New ministers question moves by predecessors
Several members of the new cabinet sworn in earlier this month appear to be questioning decisions taken by their predecessors, particularly as relates to a much-delayed mobility scheme foreseeing a streamlining of the civil service.
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NEWS OF THE DAY - JUNE 17
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Tariceanu: I deeply regret having witnessed attempt to disband Senate in recent years
Senate Speaker Calin Popescu-Tariceanu said on Tuesday he deeply regrets the fact that over the past few years "we had to witness an attempt to disband the Senate."
NEWS OF THE DAY - JUNE 16
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PM Ponta: We will suggest Parliament convene in extraordinary session early this July
The ruling coalition will suggest Parliament convene early this July in an extraordinary session to ratify Moldova's association agreement with the European Union and vote on a draft law reducing the social security contributions (CAS) by five percentage points, Prime Minister Victor Ponta said Monday.
Dispute at the Senate over inviting President Basescu to attend its 150th anniversary event or not
The leader of the Democratic Liberal Senators, Dumitru Oprea, on Wednesday asked the Senators attending the plenary session of the Chamber to vote on inviting President Basescu to participate in the ceremonies occasioned by the Senate's 150th anniversary.
When the ballot box is good (and when it’s bad)
Orson Wells was at least partly right when he said: âPopularity should be no scale for the election of politicians. If it would depend on popularity, Donald Duck and The Muppets would take seats in the Senate.â Unfortunately, we donât yet have a better instrument for democracy than the ballot box.
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