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Israeli doctors in Romania egg-trafficking probe to return home
Two Israeli doctors accused of human egg trafficking in Romania were set to return home Thursday, after they were told that the court order preventing them from leaving the country would not be extended once it expired Thursday morning.
Romania begins vaccination drive against swine flu following death of second patient
Staff stand outside an auxiliary building of the Cantacuzino Institute, the manufacturer of Cantgrip, a Romanian-made swine flu vaccine, in Bucharest, yesterday.
ROMANIA: Business Crowds Out Bucharest Life
Competing with the destruction caused by former Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu's 'systematisation' plans might be hard.
Today is Friday, December 4, the 338th day of 2009. There are 27 days left in the year.
Heydar Aliyev Foundation organizes trip of Azerbaijani youth to Romania - PHOTOS
Azerbaijani youth visited Bucharest in exchange for the trip of the Romanian youth to Baku that took place on Nov.
Romania's Basescu to square off against Social Democrat Geoana in presidential run-off
Electoral posters of Romania's incumbent president Traian Basescu and Mircea Geoana are seen in Bucharest Some wounds run deep in politics, as the leader of Romania's National-Liberal Party Crin Antonescu showed on November 23, the day after he found himself out of contention in the presidential election.
Romanians vote in tight presidential election
Romanians voted on Sunday in a tight presidential election seen as a chance to resolve a political crisis that has hindered the recent EU member's bid to recover from a deep recession.
Exit Polls: No Clear Winner in Romania's Election
Candidates for President of Romania, Mircea Geoana, right, of the Social Democracy party, Traian... Candidates for President of Romania, Mircea Geoana, right, of the Social Democracy party, Traian Basescu, left, President in office, of the Democrat Liberal party, and Crin Antonescu, center, of the Liberal party, are seen at the end of a live debate ...
Romanians hope vote will end crisis in government - " and the economy
An image of Traian Basescu held during an electoral rally in Sibiu Photograph: Bogdan Cristel/ Reuters Alison Mutler, Bucharest Published on 22 Nov 2009 Romanians will vote today in a presidential election that could resolve weeks of political crisis and release an international loan the country needs to emerge from a deep recession.
'Fighter' versus diplomat in Romanian presidential race
BUCHAREST: Incumbent President Traian Basescu, who describes himself as a 'fighter', and Social-Democrat diplomat Mircea Geoana are the main contenders in the presidential race in Romania tomorrow.
Romania Press Review - November 18
The 2009 corruption perception index released by the Berlin-based watchdog Transparency International shows that most countries in the Balkans have not improved their position in the global anti-corruption index.
Endpoint Protector 2009 makes its way to the French market
CoSoSys, a leading developer of endpoint security and portable storage device applications, announced today the distribution partnership in France with Data Secure Technology, an innovative player in the local data security consulting field.
Subway workers strike block Bucharest
Subway workers staged a strike on Tuesday, demanding higher wages. Over 60.000 people were forced to use the alternative transport, Romanian media said.
Mariana Nicolesco: 'Donizetti's Gemma di Vergy, a triumph at Bucharest National Opera'
Dinzetti crew at Bucharest Opera Hause after Donizetti premier together with Diva Mariana Nicolesco.
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Strike causes traffic chaos in Bucharest
An underground train strike in the Romanian capital Bucharest has led to long traffic jams after pay talks broke down on Monday evening.
Bucharest hosts Central European Initiative summit
The CEI forum was a significant undertaking for Romania at which participants adopted a series of important documents.
Romania State Workers to Take Unpaid Leave
Bucharest 11 November 2009 Bucharest The Romanian government has announced that it will force public sector employees to take eight days unpaid leave at the end of the year in a bid to cut the budget deficit.
Romania's 'Worst Ever' Scandal Revealed in New Book
Basescu: The Shame of Romania is the title of a new book that charts the course of the Romanian merchant and oceanic fishing fleets as they sailed across a sea of corruption, disappearing into their own Bermuda Triangle.
Romanian president steps up attacks ahead of poll
Campaigning intensified Saturday ahead of Romania's presidential election with incumbent Traian Basescu attacking the opposition and the media in his bid for a second term.
Romania Press Review - November 13
Ok, so you've heard it all before voting is your democratic right, it's the only way to ensure your voice is heard, it's your duty as a good citizen, it gives you the mandate to complain when things go wrong.