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41.Romania is one of the countries where the crises has not reached the climax yet
Romania is not one of the countries where the economic crises reached its climax. There are no "green shoots” of recovery in Central and Eastern Europe yet. These conclusions have been reached by two top class analysts from Great Britain: Quentin Peel (Financial Times) and Laza Kekic (Economist Intelligence Unit) - and Manfred Schepers, vice-president for European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (BERD).
42.Lord Alan Watson, one of Romania’s allies in Great Britain: Romania is competing for investments with Hungary and the Baltic States
Lord Alan Watson of Richmond, member of the House of Lords, is one
of Romania’s allies in the United Kingdom. Ex-member of the European
Parliament High Level Group for Romania, Lord Alan Watson is an
important character in the British mass-media and lobby environment.
All the way from London, he not only sees the significant opportunities
for Romania’s competing for investments, but also the obstacles the
country faces in building a positive image. An interview by HotNews.ro correspondent in London, Crina Boros.
43.British PR specialists on Romanian image: Drop the folklore. Where is today's Romania?
In the consciousness of European masses the word Romania is often a conjoined twin with communism, Dracula or Ceausescu, and maybe a few other names belonging to sport or culture, but only for the ones in-the-know. A few days ago, a young Australian studying in London admitted he could not point Romania on the world’s map. A few Oxford students seemed somehow familiar with the notion, localizing it in Europe, but the light in their eyes only sparkled intelligently on hearing Transylvania, written with a Y in their acceptable ignorance.
44.European Council of Foreign Relations analyst Andrew Wilson: West should deliver strong answer to Russia as idea that Russia should not be challenged is erroneous
The conflict in Georgia - a mistake on the part of President Saakashvili but also a disproportionate reaction of Russia - provides a strong lesson to the West. That is, it should have intervened earlier, more boldly and with solidarity, believes analyst Andrew Wilson of the European Council of Foreign Relations (ECFR) in statements made for HotNews.ro. Russia should receive a strong answer from Western powers who should drop the erroneous idea that Russia must not be provoked.
45.BBC- HotNews.ro debate: Nastase's probatory is an Olympic torch - it lit up and then was put out in nine files
Sergiu Andon, the president of the Juridical Commission in the House of Deputies (the Commission that blocked the criminal inquiry against former Prime Minister Adrian Nastase) declared that political action symptoms were found in the files prosecutors presented against Nastase and that he personally found the same probatory in nine files. In the 'Discussion of the Week" show conducted by Dan Tapalaga and broadcast by BBC and HotNews.ro, Andon also mentioned that the Parliament finds itself in an unusual situation, having to acts as "para-judges", but this is the way the Constitutional Court decided to "detour" the process.
46.Lucescu: Mutu has something to prove to Italy and this is the moment to prove it
Romanian top football trainer Mircea Lucescu offered an interview to the Italian newspaper La Stampa, discussing the chances Romania has in the game against Italy, scheduled for tonight. Asked whether Romania is able to repeat the performance it made in 1983, when it won in front of Italy, and "squadra azzura" failed to qualify to the 1984 European Championship, Lucescu replied that the team is much more organized now.
47.EU orders Silence of the Pigs! But squeaks will still be heard in ancestral Romania this winter
No squeaking pigs should be heard across the muddy glens across Romania come this Christmas, the first since the country joined the European Union in January 2007. At least that is what Brussels bureaucrats have requested from a land where tradition demands pigs be slaughter in every rural backyard on the eve of winter holidays. Still, the heirs of a pig farmer famous for his dramatic appearance in a traditionalist novel of long ago promise to stick to their tradition and slaughter the pigs as they've done it for centuries. For such dare, Hungarian farmers were applied heavy EU fines after their European accession in 2004.
48.The Economist: “A dissertation
on Romanian pork: Sometimes it is better not to apply the full rigour of
European rules”
In a wide article dedicated to the way Romanian people
will spend their Christmas, The
Economist writes about the two major concerns: it costs a lot and the way
Romanian sacrifice their pigs is not accepted by the European regulations. Of
course, the main source of discontent refers to the European rules. Speaking
of money, the European Commission threatens to freeze a 180 million Euro
financing in case Romania doesn’t abide the term to instate the anti-fraud
control authorities.
49.The Economist: “A dissertation on Romanian pork: Sometimes it is better not to apply the full rigour of European rules”
In a wide article dedicated to the way Romanian people will spend their Christmas, The Economist writes about the two major concerns: it costs a lot and the way Romanian sacrifice their pigs is not accepted by the European regulations. Of course, the main source of discontent refers to the European rules. Speaking of money, the European Commission threatens to freeze a 180 million Euro financing in case Romania doesn’t abide the term to instate the anti-fraud control authorities.
50.Franco Frattini: High-level corruption is still a problem in Romania and Bulgaria
The report on the progress made by Romania and Bulgaria in Justice reforms was presented on Wednesday by the European Commissioner for Justice, Freedom and Security, Franco Frattini. The officials mentioned that the report is well balanced and transparent, and its role is not to underline the problems, but point at them.
