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Monthly Archives: April 2013
NATO’s Next Secretary General From Romania? Basescu vs. Geoana
Rumour has it that NATO’s 2014 Secretary General might come from Central or Eastern Europe. Or more precisely from Romania. Here is what Damon W. Wilson (ExecVP @ Atlantic Council reporting insider diplomatic insights and analysis on a Europe whole … Continue reading
Posted in International Affairs
Tagged Mircea Geoana, NATO, NATO Secretary General, Romania, Traian Basescu, Victor Ponta
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Shale Gas Explorations in Romania Present No Environmental Risk, Official Says
Environment and Climate Change Romanian Minister Rovana Plumb has acknowledged that exploration permits have been granted to foreign companies in Dobrogea Region. She pointed out that in order for Romania to reach shale gas exploitation, the Ministry she overlooks needs … Continue reading
Palm Sunday or Flower’s Sunday in Romania
Romanian Orthodox are one week ahead of Easter Celebrations and this means today is Palm Sunday or Flower’s Sunday. Since Romanians do not have palm trees we’re using pussy willows in churches celebrating the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. Christians … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged Easter, Flower's Sunday, Fowers, Jerusalem, Jesus entry in Jerusalem, Orthodox Church, Palm Sunday, Romania
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Aleppo: Scenes from a City of Ruins
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Italian photographer Alessio Romenzi has been chronicling the Syrian civil war for months. The following pictures of his are from a few days in mid-April spent in the battle-scarred city of Aleppo. They include a glimpse…
Sunshine Award Nominations Go To…
After precisely three months of blogging, I have been nominated for my second award, the Sunshine Award! Thank you WorldViaStandBy for the kind words and nomination, I do appreciate it! You should check this blog for incredible pictures of Africa, … Continue reading
U2 – It’s A Beautiful Day
It’s a beautiful day Sky falls, you feel like It’s a beautiful day Don’t let it get away
