Bill.<\/strong> Romania’s supreme court has asked Parliament to send
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Visit.<\/strong> The European
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Government.<\/strong> The government in Bucharest is to approve
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Republic of Moldova.<\/strong>
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Tennis.<\/strong> The final
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\nthe bill on the amendment of the justice laws back to the relevant ministry.
\nCristina Tarcea, the president of the High Court of Cassation and Justice, said
\nthe bill did not benefit from transparency, cooperation and inter-institutional
\ndialogue and that it violated the legal provisions regulating the mechanism for
\nthe drafting and adoption of legislation. She added this was the only solution
\nthat would ensure realistic regulations, given that the status of magistrates
\nand the organisation and running of the courts of law and of the Superior Council
\nof Magistracy implies analyses and impact studies that have not been conducted
\nand which, under law, can only be done by the competent ministries. <\/p>\n
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\ncommissioner for the budget and human resources G\u00fcnther Oettinger today travels
\nto Bucharest on an official visit to meet president Klaus Iohannis and prime
\nminister Mihai Tudose. Oettinger will also give a talk at a conference on the
\n10th anniversary of Romania’s joining the European Union held by the
\nEuropean Commission’s Representation in Romania jointly with the National Bank,
\nand will meet citizens at the Academy of Economic Sciences. He will discuss
\nwith the Romanian authorities the future of the European Union’s finances
\nwithin the new multi-annual financial framework that will be presented in May
\nnext year. <\/p>\n
\n
\n
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\ntoday a draft emergency order on the creation of the National Centre for
\nFinancial Information. The government is also expected to adopt a bill on
\nprotection measures for crimes victims and to approve a memorandum on the
\nappointment of Harry Ilam Laufer, the minister for business, trade and
\nentrepreneurship, as president on Romania’s behalf in the mixed
\nRomanian-Georgian economic cooperation committee. The government is also to
\napprove a memorandum on ways to accelerate the absorption of European funds as
\npart of the 2014-2020 National Programme for Rural Development. <\/p>\n
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\nRomania’s positive experience in the fight against corruption is also important
\nfor the Republic of Moldova, which has been analysing and partly implementing
\nthe Romanian model in its efforts to combat corruption. This statement was made
\non Wednesday evening in Strasbourg by the former Moldovan prime minister Iurie
\nLeanca, the co-president of the EU-Moldova parliamentary association committee
\nat the end of the first day of the committee’s 5th meeting. Today,
\ntalks will focus on the change of the election system in the Republic of
\nMoldova and the granting of macro-financial assistance to this country. At the
\nbeginning of the month, the authorities in Chisinau came under criticism from
\nthe European Parliament, where a number of Euro MPs called for the suspension
\nof the macro-financial aid worth 100 million euros approved in July because of Moldova’s
\nlack of reform progress, the persistence of corruption and its deviations from
\nthe democratic norms. <\/p>\n
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\nWhite Group matches at the WTA Finals in Singapore will be played today. World
\nno. 3 Karolina
\nPliskova of the Czech Republic faces world no. 7 Jelena Ostapenko from Latvia,
\nwhile world no. 2 Garbine Muguruza of Spain plays world no. 5 Venus Williams of
\nthe US. Pliskova has already secured a place in the semifinals, while Ostapenko
\nhas no chances to qualify to the next round, having lost her first two matches.
\nIn the Red Group, world no. 1 Simona Halep of Romania on Wednesday lost to
\nworld no. 6 Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark, who has secured her place in the
\nsemifinals. To qualify for the next round, Halep has to defeat world no. 4 Elina Svitolina of
\nUkraine on Friday. In the final Red Group match, Wozniacki faces world no. 9 Caroline Garcia of France. <\/p>\n
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