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Russian Sanctions on Moldova Worry Romania
Romanian officials have expressed support for the government of neighbouring Moldova after Moscow last week announced the fruit import ban, which follows similar sanctions on the country’s cattle, beef and wine.
Fruit is one of poverty-stricken Moldova’s major export products, raising fears that the country’s economy could suffer.
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Ponta: Russia, morally and politically responsible for terrorist attack on civil aircraft crashed in Ukraine
Prime Minister Victor Ponta said on Tuesday in Sibiu that Romania backed the extension of support to Ukraine, as well as the imposition of sanctions on the Russian Federation, of which he said that it is morally and politically responsible for the terrorist attack on a civil aircraft on Ukraine's territory.
ForMin Corlatean to participate in Foreign Affairs Council meeting in Brussels
Romania's Foreign Minister Titus Corlatean will participate in a Foreign Affairs Council (FAC) meeting on Tuesday, where the current situation in the region will be discussed, as well as the fact that a Malaysian Airlines aircraft was downed on Ukraine's soil, at the border with the Russian Federation.
21st European Film Festival Palic to kick off on Saturday
BELGRADE – The 21st edition of the European Film Festival Palic will open Saturday evening by the screening of White God by Hungarian director Kornel Mundruczo, winner of the Un Certain Regard prize at Cannes this year.
PM Ponta: I'll remain big advocate of Serbia, Moldova and Georgia
Prime Minister Victor Ponta said on Thursday he feels very good as a prime minister, and regardless of the public position he will hold as of November, he will remain a big advocate of Serbia's integration and of the other states in the region aspiring to join the EU.
Senate hearing for new US ambassador to Ankara sparks 'authoritarianism' debate
John Bass, who has been nominated by the Obama administration as new U.S. ambassador to Ankara, has said Turkey is "drifting in the direction" of authoritarianism, following persistent questions at a Senate hearing.
ForMin Corlatean: I've taken steps for Belgium to keep backing Romania's Schengen entry bid
Romanian Foreign Affairs Minister Titus Corlatean said on Monday he took steps during a meeting with visiting Belgian Vice Premier and Foreign Minister Didier Reynders for Belgium to keep backing Romania's Schengen Area entry bid.
Eastern Europe leaders express support for EU
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Former Soviet foreign minister and Georgian president Shevardnadze dies
Eduard Shevardnadze, an ex-president of Georgia and former Soviet foreign minister, died on July 7 after a long struggle with illness, his personal assistant said.
Shevardnadze, who was 86, played a vital role in ending the Cold War as Soviet foreign minister, went on to lead his native Georgia in the stormy early years after independence.
Romania Parliament Ratifies Ex-Soviet States' EU Pacts
Romania’s second parliamentary chamber, the Camera Deputatilor, ratified Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia’s Association Agreements with the European Union on Wednesday in a 284-to-zero vote.
Moscow appeared to show its unhappiness by imposing a ban on cattle and beef imports from Romania, a move that leaders in Bucharest said was politically motivated.