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President Iohannis calls on Gov't not to adopt any emergency ordinance in judiciary or criminal policy
President Klaus Iohannis on Thursday urged the Government to no longer adopt an emergency ordinance in the field of justice and criminal policy, pointing out that the May 26 referendum "is in the homestretch" and that any act issued by Executive in this area would be "illegitimate".
Romania's DefMin Les attending B9 ministerial meeting in Warsaw
Romania's Defence Minister Gabriel Les will be attending, April 4-5, a meeting in Warsaw of the B9 Initiative defence ministers.
Iohannis: Assault of PSD majority on rule of law risks to weaken Romania's status in NATO, EU
President Klaus Iohannis said on Tuesday at a solemn sitting of Parliament dedicated to the 15th anniversary of NATO accession that "the unprecedented assault" of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) majority on the rule of law "risks to weaken" the status of Romania in the Alliance and in the EU.
President Iohannis to ask Parliament new consultation to broaden scope of referendum
President Klaus Iohannis announced on Monday he will ask Parliament for a new consultation that will broaden the scope of the referendum due to take place on 26 May. "I will ask Parliament a new consultation that aims to broaden the scope of the referendum in order to make it more efficient and more powerful," the president said at the Cotroceni Presidential Palace.
Bulgarian PM Borissov: I hope we'll make the first dig for Romania-Bulgaria gas interconnector in June
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov stated on Friday that Bulgaria and Romania are putting in efforts regarding energy projects, expressing hope for the works on the gas interconnector between the two countries to start in June. "Both states will put in efforts in respect to the energy projects. (...) I hope we'll make the first dig for the Romania-Bulgaria gas interconnector in June.
Alexis Tsipras: Greece and Romania have the strongest economies in the Balkans
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Friday stated that Romania and the Hellenic Republic have the strongest economies in the Balkans. "Greece went through an economic crisis, but it overcame the crisis and today, with more strength and more optimism, it is looking to the future, while playing the important role it has always played in the Balkan area.
Nicolae Tonitza's "Nude From the Back" auctioned off for 72,500 euro
Nicolae Tonitza's "Nude From the Back" fetched 72,500 euro at Artmark's spring auction held in Bucharest on Wednesday evening.
President Iohannis, judiciary officials conclude meeting on state of play in Romania's judiciary
President Klaus Iohannis and representatives of the judiciary and magistrates' professional associations concluded a meeting at Cotroceni Palace on Wednesday on the current state of play in Romania's judiciary after almost one and a half hours of talks. At the beginning of the meeting, President Klaus Iohannis said the talks are about justice and justice legislation.
President Iohannis's meeting with representatives of the judiciary started
President Klaus Iohannis's meeting with representatives of the judiciary and magistrates' professional associations regarding the current state of play in the judicial system started on Wednesday at the Cotroceni Presidential Palace.
President Iohannis, civil society leaders kick off consultations on justice referendum
Consultations between President Klaus Iohannis and civil society leaders on a referendum on justice legislation have started at Cotroceni Palace.