Calin Popescu-Tariceanu

Iohannis to call consultations with parties over funding Army 2 pct of GDP from 2017

President Klaus Iohannis announced on Tuesday he will call consultations with the parliamentary parties with a view to forging an agreement meant to provide 2 percent of gross domestic product to defence starting 2017 and keeping such goal for at least ten years.

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It is our duty to honour memory of all those who suffered behind Iron Curtain (Senate head)

The historic year 1989 is the year in which the peoples in Central and Eastern Europe took the step towards the free world, Senate Chairman Calin Popescu-Tariceanu told a solemn sitting of the Parliament on Wednesday to mark the 25th anniversary of the December 1989 Revolution that toppled the communist rule.

Tariceanu: I want another Romania, one which looks to the future

The Senate's Speaker Calin Popescu-Tariceanu said on Sunday morning, when exiting the polling station where he cast the ballot, that he wants "another Romania", a Romania that "looks to the future".

"My today's vote aims to permanently close a sad page in Romania's history and avoid the risk for this to continue in one form or another.

PSD's Dragnea: Political, economic and social goals of Social Liberal Union carried on

Social Democrat Party (PSD) Executive Chair Liviu Dragnea declared that the leaders of his party met Reformist Liberal Party (PLR) head Calin Popescu-Tariceanu to guarantee the continuation of the political, economic and social goals of the Social Liberal Union (USL) project.

Candidate Ponta: Social Liberal Union definitely to be restored

Social Democratic Party (PSD) leader, prime minister and presidential candidate Victor Ponta says there's a 'very clear' resolution to restore the Social Liberal Union of PSD with the Liberals.

This decision justifies the nomination of Calin Popescu-Tariceanu as the future prime minister, Ponta said in Suceava (northeastern Romania) on Friday.

Electoral Bureau: final results of vote abroad 46.17 pct Iohannis, 15.9 pct Ponta

Statistics published on Thursday on the website of the Central Electoral Bureau (BEC) show Christian Liberal Alliance candidate Klaus Iohannis got 46.17 percent (73,912 votes) and incumbent Social Democrat Prime Minister Victor Ponta 15.90 percent (25,466 votes) of votes cast abroad in the first round of the presidential ballot.

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