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Latest monitoring report on Romania- definitely not the last

By Anda | Published: July 23, 2008

Today the European Commission released the monitoring reports on Romania and Bulgaria, foreseen by the “cooperation and verification mechanism”. On the whole, not many surprises: the rough tone that was expected, telling off the two countries for the very small (if existing) progress regarding judicial reform and fight against corruption. This time, Bulgaria is more [...]

Posted in Romania | Also tagged cooperation and verification mechanism, corruption, EU Enlargement, European Commission, European Union, judicial reform, politics, Romania, Romanian Politics | 5 Comments

Corruption in Romania

By Kosmopolit | Published: July 17, 2008

A short reminder for the European Commission that will issue the progress report for Romania next week, dealing with the progress made in judicial reform and the fight against corruption … safeguard clauses, anyone? (check here for the so called Cooperation and Verification Mechanism) Click here to watch the video. (Hat tip to The Short [...]

Posted in Romania | Also tagged corruption, EU, EU Enlargement, Europe, judicial reform, Romania, Romanian Politics | 3 Comments

Kosmolinks #10

By Kosmopolit | Published: January 27, 2008

Here we go again! A (small) selection of interesting links I collected during the last few weeks: Two articles that remind us of the last couple of years in US politics: Think Progress » The legacy of Bush’s presidency & Iraq: The War Card – The Center for Public Integrity Here is an interesting article [...]

Posted in Kosmolinks | Also tagged Academics, Bush, EU, Iraq, links, poland, Reform Treaty, Romania, Russia, think tank, USA | 2 Comments

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