NOMINATION<\/strong> – European
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UNEMPLOYMENT<\/strong> – The unemployment
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MISSION – <\/strong> ‘Regele Ferdinand’
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ANNIVERSARY <\/strong>– On November 1st,
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MOLDOVA<\/strong> – The European Commission has approved the payment of some 25
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HANDBALL<\/strong>– Romania’s men’s
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TENNIS<\/strong>
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\nCommission spokeswoman Mina Andreeva has said that the proposal made by the
\noutgoing Prime Minister Viorica Dancila for European Commissioner does not have
\nthe support of President Klaus Iohannis, which raises serious doubts in
\nBrussels over its legitimacy. The EU official went on to say that the Commission
\ncan neither accept nor refuse the proposal, and that the problem has to be
\nsettled in Romania. We recall that Victor Negrescu is the third proposal for
\nEuropean Commissioner made by Romania, after Rovana Plumb and Dan Nica.<\/p>\n
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\nrate in Romania reached 3.9% in September, up by 0.1% as against its level in
\nAugust, according to data made public by the National Statistics Institute on
\nThursday. According to official statistics, the unemployment rate was 1% higher
\nin men as compared to women, 4.3% as against 3.3% respectively. At the same
\ntime, the number of unemployed people aged between 15 and 74 estimated for
\nSeptember 2019 was 347 thousand, as compared to 343 thousand the previous
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\nFrigate of the Romanian Navy, together with a Puma Naval helicopter and a Navy
\nSpecial Operations unit are taking part until November 7th in a new NATO
\nmission in the Mediterranean. The goal of Operation ‘Sea Guardian 19’ is
\nto deter illegal activities on the southern flank of NATO and the EU, through
\nsea and air traffic monitoring. During the mission, the Romanian frigate will
\nhave stopovers in Haifa, Israel, and Limassol, Cyprus. The first stop was in
\nthe port of Aksaz, in the south of Turkey, followed by another one in
\nAlexandria, Egypt, where a first meeting was held on board the ship with
\nmembers of the Romanian community in Egypt.<\/p>\n
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\nRadio Romania marks 91 years since its first broadcast. One of the few radio stations in the country
\nthat has been broadcasting for decades, Radio Romania has also been
\nbroadcasting abroad, every since the 1930s. Radio Romania International has
\nprogrammes in 11 foreign languages, in Romanian and in the Aromanian dialect.<\/p>\n
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\nmillion Euros in budget support assistance for the Republic of Moldova, to help
\nthe former Soviet state with a predominantly Romanian-speaking population
\nimplement crucial reforms in police, agriculture and rural development, and
\nalso to combat corruption and money laundering. The fourth package approved on
\nThursday demonstrates the EU’s strong and continued commitment to address
\nproblems within vital areas for the benefit of the Moldovan people said the
\nEuropean Commissioner for European Neighborhood Policy Johannes Hahn. The Commission
\nresumed its budget support to the Republic of Moldova in July, following a
\nnearly two-year period during which such payments had been put on hold due to a
\ndeterioration of the rule of law situation in the country. Following the change
\nof government in June, the Moldovan authorities have engaged in a significant
\nand substantial structural reform process, which has allowed the EU to resume
\nits budget support and macro-financial assistance to the Republic of Moldova.<\/p>\n
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\nhandball team Dinamo Bucharest on Wednesday evening defeated, on home turf, the
\nPolish team Orlen Wisla Plock, 29-20, in Champions League’s group D. With 3 wins and 2 draws in the previous
\nmatches, Dinamo Bucharest is the leader of the group.<\/p>\n
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\n– World’s no.1 tennis player, the Australian Ashleigh Barty and the Swiss
\nBelinda Bencic (7WTA) on Thursday qualified for the semifinals of the Shenzhen
\ntournament in China, after the end of the Red Group. Barty defeated Petra
\nKvitova and Bencic won the match against Kiki Bertens, after the Dutch player
\nabandoned for health reasons. On Wednesday, the Ukrainian Elina Svitolina, the
\nholder of the trophy, qualified for the finals after defeating the Romanian
\nSimona Halep. The second player qualified in the Violet Group will be decided
\non Friday, after the match between Simona Halep and Karolina Pliskova. Halep
\nplayed the WTA Finals in 2014, when she was defeated by Serena Williams. <\/p>\n