Foreign Affairs Minister Bogdan Aurescu on Monday welcomed the adoption of the new sanctions package on Russia (the fifth package), stressing the importance of its effective implementation, and expressed readiness to discuss new sanctions, a Foreign Affairs Ministry (MAE) informs in a press release sent on Monday.He has attended a meeting of EU Foreign Affairs Ministers in Luxembourg.Regarding the crisis in Ukraine, Minister Bogdan Aurescu expressed concern over the growing reports of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Ukraine and stressed Romania's support for the efforts of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate them. He also showed that Romania upholds the provision of financial and human resources support for the ICC in order to fulfill its mandate, the cited source states.The head of the Romanian diplomacy also presented the Romanian authorities' measures of support for Ukraine, also mentioning, in addition to the support of the refugees on the Romanian territory, the functioning of the humanitarian hub in northeastern Suceava. He welcomed the announcement of the European Commission, through Commissioner Adina Valean, of the partial liberalization of road freight transport coming to the EU from Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova, through the granting of transit and bilateral transport rights between the EU and the two countries and the recognition of professional competence certificates.In the context of managing the current challenges related to Russia's aggression against Ukraine, the Romanian Minister stressed the potential of the initiative for Ukraine's reconstruction effort, but also for increasing the resilience of the Republic of Moldova and that of the immediate regions - the Eastern Neighborhood, Western Balkans and Asia. He called for higher priority to be granted to the energy sector and to the connectivity projects in the field.
The Education Ministry has established a partnership with the National Audiovisual Council (CNA) to draft a guide on combating illegal content online, part of a series of measures aimed at tackling pseudoscience and manipulation, the institution announced. The guide is meant to be shared with and discussed in schools and universities in the country. "We […]
Soprano Angela Gheorghiu, one of the brightest stars of the international opera scene, is celebrating 35 years of excellence in music with a grand anniversary concert on September 7 at Arenele Romane in Bucharest. Tickets have been put up for sale online. The concert will feature an exceptional lineup of performers, including tenor Jonathan Tetelman, […]
Despite a climate of economic and political uncertainty, Romania's land market remained stable in 2024, with transaction volumes reaching nearly EUR 450 million, a figure close to 2023's total. Colliers' annual report reveals that Bucharest and its metropolitan area continued to dominate, accounting for 80% of total transactions, while residential projects made up 70% of […]
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The 20th edition of the Bucharest Pride march is scheduled for June 7, organizer Accept announced. The march, where organizers expect some 30,000 participants, is part of a series of events taking place throughout June, including debates, exhibitions, film screenings, parties, and workshops. The march will follow its established route: Calea Victoriei – Parcul Izvor, […]
