National Union
Official Garbovan: CSM, no power to check legality of SRI protocols, ought to request declassification of that engineering
Chair of the National Union of Romanian Judges (UNJR) Dana Garbovan argues that the Supreme Council of Magistrates (CSM) has no powers to check the legality of the protocols between the Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI) and the Public Prosecution Service Ministry but it is under an obligation to request the declassification of such "engineering."
UNJR's Girbovan: It's paramount to imediatelly declassify, publish protocol between SRI, Public Prosecutor's Service
It is paramount that the protocol between the Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI) and the Public Prosecutor's Service (MP) be immediately declassified and published, on Sunday wrote on her Facebook page the president of the National Union of Magistrates of Romania (UNJR), Dana Girbovan.
PM Dancila: Decentralisation project should not be abandoned
The decentralisation project should not be abandoned, Prime Minister Viorica Dancila told a meeting of the General Assembly of the National Union of Romania's County Councils hosted by Parliament Palace in Bucharest on Thursday.
County council official Oprisan: Oftentimes county councils' work hampered by stuffy, piecemeal legislation
The ongoing convention of the General Assembly of Romania's County Councils (AGCJR) is a good opportunity to discuss and highlight the most important issues related to the balancing of local budgets for the current year, the use of the 2017 budget surplus, investments that can be conducted under governmental programmes, European funds and, last but not least, public procurement, Chairma
Civil servants' union sues state over application pay rises
The National Union of Civil Servants (SNFP) will sue the state institutions for the discriminatory manner in which the 25% pay rise has been applied, as a result of the transfer of contributions from the employer to the employee.
Russian Companies Interested in Modernizing Bulgaria Energy Sector
Russian companies have expressed an interest in modernizing energy sites in Bulgaria. This was announced by Minister of Energy Temenujka Petkova, who participated in Moscow at the fourth meeting of the Working Group "Energy", part of the Intergovernmental Bulgarian-Russian Commission for Economic and Scientific and Technological Cooperation.
Muslim student union leader: I’d oppress white people
A Muslim student leader has caused an uproar after claiming female and male students at unviversity should not be allowed to mix, while she has also said that everyone should read the Quran, the holy book of Islam.
Philippines publisher killed after article on island drugs lab
A Philippine provincial newspaper publisher has been shot dead after writing a column alleging official negligence over a recently discovered methamphetamine laboratory, in the first killing of a journalist during the country's war on drugs.
Theologians say changes to the way religion is taught at school are 'unconstitutional'
The National Union of Theologians has appealed to the Council of State, the country's highest legal body, to cancel the changes introduced by the government to the way religion is taught at schools on the grounds that they are "unconstitutional."
Tensions within Bulgaria's Junior Govt Partner RB as Party 'Intends to Quit'
The People's Party for Freedom and Dignity (NPSD), which is part of the Refomist Bloc (RB) coalition, might quit the bloc because of discontent with coalition partners, media reports suggest.