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ForMin Corlatean, EU's Ashton discuss European affairs, Middle East, eastern neighbourhood
The European affairs, the situation in Middle East, the eastern neighbourhood of the European Union and the situation in Ukraine were among the topics discussed on Thursday in a plenary session within the Annual Meeting of the Romanian Diplomacy with the participation of Foreign Affairs Minister Titus Corlatean and the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Secur
Folk dancers from around the world perform at Syntagma Square
Folk dancers from Panama participating in Earthdancers, an international dance and music festival, performed in Syntagma Square, central Athens, on Wednesday.
In its fourth year, the festival began on Wednesday and is to run through Sunday with more than 300 dancers and musicians from nine countries participating in performances across Attica.
PNL's Iohannis: R. Moldova has been and still is Euro-Atlantic Romania's major theme
National Liberal Party (PNL) Chairman Klaus Iohannis on Wednesday sent a message on Republic of Moldova's Independence Day, in which he maintains that this country has been and it still is Euro-Atlantic Romania's major theme.
Romania Seeks Bigger NATO Presence In East Europe
Romania's Prime Minister, Victor Ponta, on Monday said that one of his objectives at the upcoming NATO summit in Wales is to obtain a commitment for a “clear NATO military presence" in Romania and the region.
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Romania does not recognize presidential elections in Abkhazia
Romania does not recognize the so-called presidential elections held on August 24 in Georgia's breakaway region of Abkhazia, considering "the elections" illegal and politically irrelevant from the political and legal point of view, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) informs in a release sent to AGERPRES on Sunday evening.
Premier Victor Ponta attending anniversary celebration of Brancoveanu martyrs
Premier Victor Ponta attends today at the 'St. George the New' Church in downtown Bucharest the religious commemorative ceremony marking 300 years since the martyr death of Prince Constantin Brancoveanu (1654 - 1714) and his four sons.
Turkey, Germany conducting observation flight over Georgia
Turkey and Germany are conducting an observation flight over Georgia under an international treaty of Europeâs security body, the Turkish General Staff announced on Aug. 12.
10th International Folklore Festival begins in Pirot
PIROT - The 10th International Folklore Festival began in Pirot, south-west Serbia late on Wednesday.
In addition to representatives of the host city, this year's festival programme will gather folk dance groups from Bulgaria, Georgia, Spain and Republika Srpska (Serb entity in Bosnia-Herzegovina).
Athens deporting far more irregular immigrants
A shortage of space at migrant detention facilities near Athens has prompted Greek authorities to intensify deportations.
According to Greek Police data released Monday, the Attica Aliens Buraeu deported 332 undocumented migrants in June compared to 185 during the same month last year, an increase of 79 percent.
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