Romanian students are in high demand by top universities in the EU and USA. Over 100 universities from 15 countries participated in the Romanian International University Fair, promoting over 7,000 study programs in fields like mathematics, computer science, psychology, medicine, IT, and international law. Students can attend the fair on March 21st in Cluj Napoca or March 23rd in Brasov. An internet site mocked a speech given by Romanian Labor Minister Olguta Vasilescu at the 61st UN women's conference in New York due to her strong Russian accent. Tens of thousands of Romanians protested an emergency ordinance passed by the government that decriminalizes misconduct offenses, which critics say will help corrupt politicians avoid justice.
Romanian students are in high demand by top universities in the EU and USA. Over 100 universities from 15 countries participated in the Romanian International University Fair, promoting over 7,000 study programs in fields like mathematics, computer science, psychology, medicine, IT, and international law. Students can attend the fair on March 21st in Cluj Napoca or March 23rd in Brasov. An internet site mocked a speech given by Romanian Labor Minister Olguta Vasilescu at the 61st UN women's conference in New York due to her strong Russian accent. Tens of thousands of Romanians protested an emergency ordinance passed by the government that decriminalizes misconduct offenses, which critics say will help corrupt politicians avoid justice.
Romanian students are in high demand by top universities in the EU and USA. Over 100 universities from 15 countries participated in the Romanian International University Fair, promoting over 7,000 study programs in fields like mathematics, computer science, psychology, medicine, IT, and international law. Students can attend the fair on March 21st in Cluj Napoca or March 23rd in Brasov. An internet site mocked a speech given by Romanian Labor Minister Olguta Vasilescu at the 61st UN women's conference in New York due to her strong Russian accent. Tens of thousands of Romanians protested an emergency ordinance passed by the government that decriminalizes misconduct offenses, which critics say will help corrupt politicians avoid justice.
1. Romanian students, wanted by EU and USA top univerities.
Romanian International University Fair (RIUF) gathered over 100 universities from 15 countries at the greatest educational fair from Eastern Europe, where the ones who are interested could find out more about the 7.000 studying programes. There are more than 100 top universities with programes for studying mathematics, computer scinece, psychology, medicine, IT and inernational law. Students can find Riuf on the 21st of march in Cluj Napoca and on the 23rd of march in Brasov. 2. Olguta Vasilescu's speech at the UN confference. The internet page Times New Roman, mocked the politician's Olguta Vasilescu speech. The Labour Minister held a speech at the 61st UN confference about the women's condition, which took place at New York. The politician read a speech about the way women are integrated in Romania, regarding work places. Her accent, however was so funny that it sparked the laughter of everyone present that day, including romanians who said thather accent was so russian that it had activated the antirussians shield from Deveselu. 3. Protesters in Romania denounce plan to decriminalise misconduct offences. Thousands take to streets after government passes emergency ordinance that critics say will help corrupt politicians escape justice . Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in Romania to protest against an emergency ordinance passed during the night that decriminalises some offences, including official misconduct in cases where the financial damage is less than 200,000 lei .
Romania’s rocky road from the Ceaușescu dictatorship to fragile democracy: Appendix: Reports of 31 former students of the Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca/Romania who live today in Romania and abroad. Translation: From German into American-English by DeepL