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Romanian Elections 2014: Queueing for Democracy
As a Romanian, you would think the right to vote is granted by Constitution. Not so much abroad especially when the PM in office knows exactly how you’re going to vote. Have a look at how easy the Government made … Continue reading
#KlausIohannis Wins Romanian Presidential Elections
… While his opponent, Prime Minister Victor Ponta denies the right to vote to hundreds of thousands of Romanians waiting in long queues outside Embassies all across Europe. Shame on you Victor Ponta! Congrats Klaus Iohannis! Santa’s coming early in … Continue reading
An American in Husasau de Tinca
In communist Romania, people were either comrades or Americans. My grandmother was an American and so was her family. Basically, they were capitalists or Americans which was the derogative term used by the Communists to finger point people who refused … Continue reading
EU Anti-Corruption Report 2014 Unveiled
The European Commission just adopted its first EU Anti-Corruption Report. Highlights: 76% of Europeans think that corruption is widespread in their own country. More than half of Europeans (56%) think the level of corruption in their country has increased over … Continue reading
Carbon Footprint Per Nation & Capita
A carbon footprint comparison of total carbon dioxide emissions by nation and per capita shows there’s plenty of room for smaller countries to reduce their carbon footprints. Source (available in PDF format): Tracking Carbon Emissions
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Tagged Carbon footprint, Climate change, Environment
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Davos: Lagarde Highlights Gender Inequality
Accroître le taux de participation des femmes au marché du travail, et valoriser leur rôle comme moteur de croissance #wef14 #gendergap — Christine Lagarde (@Lagarde) January 25, 2014 When in Davos… Stay politically correct and you’ll be safe! Christine Lagarde … Continue reading
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Tagged Christine Lagarde Davos Speech, davos, DAVOS 2014
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US Assistant Secretary Nuland: Romanian Rule of Law Raises Concerns
Victoria Nuland, US Assistant Secretary, has travelled to Romania on a two-day official visit marking Romania’s NATO accession tenth anniversary as well as related bilateral agreements. The United States has a profound interest in the continued development of the rule … Continue reading
Romania: Why Don’t You Come Over? We speak better English than anywhere you’ve been in France
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With over 7 million immigrants living in the UK – about 11% of the population, notably from India (658k), Poland (521k) and Pakistan (452k), the UK is said to be fearing Romanian…
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Tagged Europe, Romania free movement EU restrictions
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EU Free Movement for Romania and Bulgaria
Happy New Year! Romania and Bulgaria have just been granted full EU rights as of today, 7 years after their accession into the European Union. Aside from alarmist voices, some people have actually taken to counting “influx” of Romanians at … Continue reading
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