The state of democracy improved in Romania in 2006, as democratic standards were shows NGO Freedom House in its yearly ‘Nations in Transit’ report published yesterday. Romania, which joined the...
Read more →Alina Mungiu-Pippdi is the most recent addition to the syndicated editorial program run by APEL. Starting with June 3, 2007, the readers of six local publications will have access to...
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Several member organizations of the Coalition for a Cleaner Government (CGC) are protesting against the attempts to stop investigations on several high-ranking political figures. Minister Tudor Chiuariu’s attempt (picture) to...
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The undersigned civil society organization would like to issue this press release in order to express their concern with the degradation of respect toward democratic procedures which has been going...
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Bucharest, 4th of April 2007 The Coalition for a Clean Governance (CCG) has expressed its worries regarding the fact that seven members of the Tariceanu Government do no qualify for...
Read more →Bucharest, April 3, 2007 On Tuesday, April 3, the representatives of the Coalition for a Clean Parliament – European Elections (CPC-AE) met with the members of the CNSAS Committee with...
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Bucharest, World Trade Center On March 24-25, the Romanian Academic Society organized its first European consultation session with Romanian citizens. The event took place in Bucharest, at the World Trade...
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Timişoara, March 11, 2007 The Coalition for a Clean Parliament – European Elections, reunited in Timişoara for the Timisoarea Proclamation was surprised to learn of the intentions to postpone the...
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The Romanian Academic Society annual conference – February 15, 2007 Starting with 2007, the Romanian Academic Society (SAR) is launching an annual debate on Romania’s development in the EU framework....
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Evenimentul zilei, January 16, 2007 A few days ago, the press got wind of the news that right-wing extremists in the European Parliament will finally be able to build their...
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