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20 feb. •

HotNews.ro Interview:

How to win or lose hundred million dollars in Washington

Cornel Popa, the Defense lawyer representing Romanian Government against the American company Noble Venture in a three years trial at the International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes – ICSID, explained how this institution works…

20 feb. •

A Hotnews.ro Interview:

How to win or lose hundred million dollars in Washington

20 feb. •

Anti-graft search of former PM’s neighbors

20 feb. •

Ex-PM’s wife and current minister face anti-graft hearing

20 feb. •

Israeli fund invests 40 mln. euro in Constanta Mall

20 feb. •

Parliament to decide about Ex- PM’s house search

17 feb. •

President sends DNA ordinance back to Parliament

17 feb. •

Former IT&C minister charged in Rompetrol case

17 feb. •

Eurobank EFG boasts 48 per cent profit increase

17 feb. •

Romanian journalist arrested over secret information leak

17 feb. •

Anti-graft prosecutors eye ex-president

17 feb. •

Smooth end for BSE week

17 feb. •

What the newspaper say: February 17, 2005

17 feb. •

Big plans for Black Sea region

Romanian leader offers alternatives to current energy supplies

17 feb. •

Tendered rents for Black Sea beaches

16 feb. •

Magical night for Romanian football: double UEFA victory for Steaua and Rapid

16 feb. •

DNA officially charges former PM with bribe

16 feb. •

European Commission:

Gas price will not triple following EU accession

16 feb. •

Parliament passes amendments on legislators’ statute

16 feb. •

Romanians less and less interested in politics

Former PM Nastase „most corrupt”, poll says

16 feb. •

What the newspapers say: February 16, 2006

16 feb. •

Queen Elizabeth of Great Britain enforces Romania’s EU Treaty

16 feb. •

Opposition reads in Parliament motion against health reform

16 feb. •

BSE recovers after two days of decline

16 feb. •

No preventive custody for Rompetrol chairman

16 feb. •

Old Libyan contract brings grim prospects for Romanian businessman Dinu Patriciu

15 feb. •

What the newspapers say: February 15, 2006

15 feb. •

Patriciu admits: bribes to Saddam regimemight have occurred

15 feb. •

ING Life Insurance Unit goes Bulgaria

15 feb. •

Orange Romania Turnover hits 870 million Euros

15 feb. •

Aviva Group doubles business volume in Romania

15 feb. •

Levy stays on ex-minister properties

15 feb. •

Romanian Digest:

Basic notions on Romanian land use

15 feb. •

Renewed pressure on House speaker Adrian Nastase

15 feb. •

Opposition files motion against health reform package

15 feb. •

Ursus plans 30 mln euro investments in 2006

15 feb. •

Competition Council analyzes Flanco takeover by Flamingo

15 feb. •

American retailers target Eastern European markets

15 feb. •

No relaxation for monetary policies

National Bank stands firm on inflation targets for 2006-2007

15 feb. •

Petrom invests 35 mln euro for modernization of IT infrastructure

15 feb. •

Romanian journalist accused of organized crime links

15 feb. •

Second consecutive day of decline on BSE

15 feb. •

Romanian president invites Qatari businesspeople to invest in Romania

14 feb. •

PM toughens stance on anti-corruption department

14 feb. •

Organized crime charges against equities official

14 feb. •

Eight companies receive „OK” to run in privatization of electricity company

14 feb. •

A Hotnews.ro Analysis:

Tough competition on East European oil transport market

14 feb. •

Lower chamber of Parliament prevents house search of ex-PM

14 feb. •

Ex-minister calls anti-graft subpoena „a misunderstanding”

14 feb. •

A Hotnews.ro Analysis:

Tough competition on East European oil transport market

14 feb. •

Oil company sues Romanian Intelligence Service

14 feb. •

Company accuses national wired telecom operator of abuse

14 feb. •

WHO experts screen Romania for bird flu

14 feb. •

Romanian deputies approve deal on US bases

14 feb. •

Bucharest Stock Exchange shares go down after breathing period

13 feb. •

Conservative Party leader criticizes Romanian president

13 feb. •

Ex-minister attempts to justify money gained during term

13 feb. •

Anti-graft move sets bulls eye on yet another former minister

13 feb. •

Romanian intelligence servicesto lose military status

13 feb. •

Government takes responsibility for health reform

13 feb. •

Bucharest public transport to return to outskirts

13 feb. •

Romanian Commercial Bank issues new 7 percent-interest credit

13 feb. •

Fiscal Code stays a legislative priority for Romanian government

13 feb. •

Romanian Bank profit down 40% in 2005

13 feb. •

Final form of Constanta-Trieste pipeline project approved

12 feb. •

US leads Romania 2-1 in Davis Cup

12 feb. •

Government to face Parliament on health reform

12 feb. •

Roddick seals the victory

US qualifies for Davis Cup quartefinals after leading Romania 3-1

11 feb. •

Davis Cup:

Romanian tennisman Andrei Pavel upsets Andy Roddick

11 feb. •

Infrastructure development a priority for Bucharest City Hall in 2006

11 feb. •

Infrastructure development a priority for Bucharest City Hall in 2006

10 feb. •

Controversial Romanian businessman reveals TV channel ownership

10 feb. •

Civil society stands up against Senate in anti-graft scandal

10 feb. •

January inflation rate „alarming”, analysts say

10 feb. •

Natural gas prices might triple after accesion to EU

9 feb. •

Romanian greatest gymnast expects baby

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