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| Newsflash 16 March 2013 |
| (2013-03-16) |
| Last updated: 2013-03-17 18:41 EET |
The Romanian Foreign Ministry has been informed that the US administration has decided to adjust the missile-defense system in Europe by renouncing some interceptor missiles. On the other hand, the US will develop missile-defense measures to be implemented on the US soil, due to the threat posed by North Korea. The US officials say that this decision does not affect the missile program in Romania. The Romanian Foreign Ministry and the Romanian Defence Ministry have announced that the missile defense project in Romania will be rendered operational with no delays. Ground interceptors will be installed in Deveselu, in southern Romania, which are due to become operational in 2015. The agreement regarding the deployment in Romania of elements of the US missile-defense shield was signed on September 13th 2011 in Washington, during Romanian President Traian Basecu’s visit there.
Romanian observes all the European economic policy criteria, said Romania’s president Traian Basescu in the wake of the two day European Council held on Thursday and Friday in Brussels. In another move, he said that Romania will not accept any deviation from the accession treaty, which provides that starting January 1st, 2014, no country is allowed to impose labour restrictions for the Romanian workers. In Brussels, the European leaders confirmed the EU economy strategy aimed at overcoming the crisis and set priorities for 2013. Among them, a fiscal consolidation that would boost economic growth, measures to fight unemployment and the social effects of the crisis and the modernization of public administration.
The 6th Documentary Film Festival One World Romania, devoted to human rights, which started in Bucharest on Monday, is due to end on Sunday. According to the organizers, the festival, one of the most important in Eastern Europe, gives pride of place to the Holocaust, to thus denounce the consequences of intolerance. The event includes a special section for the disabled and a retrospective devoted to the Danish film maker Jon Bang Carlsen. Another section is called the Teenage Novel, including films that describe the growing up of some French and American youth.
Romania is a guest of honour at the 33rd Book Fair in Paris, to be held between the 22nd and the 25th of March. Seen as the most important line event in France, the fair will host over 2000 authors and over 12 hundred exhibitors from 45 countries. The fair will be opened by the French president Francois Hollande, in the presence of the Romanian PM Victor Ponta. Novelist Gabriela Adamestean, screen player Razvan Radulescu, the one who wrote the script for Child’s Pose, winner of the Golden Bear in Berlin, and Matei Visniec, poet and journalist exiled in France are among the Romanian guests.
The Romanian women’s handball champion, Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea, on Saturday qualified for the Champions League’s semifinals. On Sunday, in the last game of the second group, Olchim will play against the Slovenian champion, Krim Ljubliana. If Oltchim wins with a difference of at least 5 goals, it will become top of the group and will play in the semifinals against the Norwegian squad Larvik HK, which now ranks second in the other group. If not, Olcthim will come second and will play in the semifinals against another Hunarian team, Gyor.
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