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The governments of Bulgaria and Romania will hold talks in April at the latest on overall conditions regarding all border crossings between the two countries, Bulgarian caretaker Prime Minister Ognyan […]
The frequency and size of the ongoing demonstrations in Romania in a way reflected the situation in Bulgaria, two and a half years ago, when crowds in Sofia wanted the […]
Romania rarely features in international media, yet the scenes of mass demonstrations in Bucharest and other major cities last week may feel oddly familiar to Western TV audiences. Large-scale protests […]
Up to half a million Romanian protesters took the streets of Bucharest and other towns and cities yesterday, demanding a resignation of the government, which is led by the Socialists. […]
Following widespread demonstrations across Romania, the country’s prime minister called Saturday for the repeal of a decree decriminalizing official misconduct. “Tomorrow [Sunday], we will hold a government [cabinet] meeting to ...
According to Deutsche Welle (DW), Bulgaria and Romania are still “on shaky ground”, ten years after becoming members of the European Union. Both countries “remain beset by corruption”, it says […]
For the first time in decades, as many as 250,000 Romanians took to the streets on Wednesday evening, in order to demonstrate against a government decree, which decriminalizes some corruption […]
Border authorities from Bulgaria and Romania agreed on January 25 on a deal to ease lorry traffic congestion problems at Danube Bridge 2 at the Vidin-Calafat crossing. The agreement, achieved […]
Ten years after joining the European Union with the caveat of regular reports on its judiciary reform efforts, Romania has made ‘major progress’ in that direction, European Commission Vice-President Frans […]
Bulgarian Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov discussed on January 24 with his Romanian counterpart Teodor Meleșcanu the problems lorry traffic has been encountering at the Danube Bridge 2, the Foreign Ministry […]
