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ESA’s new Biomass satellite to measure Earth’s precious resources

The European Space Agency (ESA) announced Monday, the selection of ‘Biomass’ as the subject of its seventh Earth Explorer mission. The planned satellite will measure, to great accuracy, biomass and carbon stored in the world’s forests.
In the Media by Robert Myles

French branded 'notoriously criminal' by Norwegian politician

Oslo - Per Sandberg, a Norwegian member of parliament has caused a stir in France by calling for his country’s borders to be closed to what he termed ‘organised groups’ of Roma, Bulgarians and French who, Sandberg considers, are ‘notoriously criminal’.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 3 comments

It's World AS Day. Raising awareness for Ankylosing Spondylitis

Awareness advocates around the world are in full swing today when it comes to raising awareness of Ankylosing Spondylitis. Today, May 4th, is World AS Day.
In the Media by Micki Hogan - 9 comments

Frightened burglar arrested after calling police about a cat

A frightened burglar in Romania was arrested recently after he called the police for help. He had heard strange noises in the house he was stealing from.
In the Media by Michelle Duffy

Op-Ed: Stepping into Schengen — Solidarity with Romania and Bulgaria Special

In response to the March 2013 decision to postpone Romania and Bulgaria entry in the visa-free Schengen zone under the threat of a German veto, a young group of people has decided to launch a solidarity initiative with Romanian and Bulgarian citizens.
Digital Journal Report by Raluca Besliu - 1 comment

Op-Ed: European Debt Crises and Currency Survival

What has been perhaps the most significant factor in the European Debt Crisis for the currencies markets has not been the actual event itself, but the reaction of global central bankers..
In the Media by Anna Timone

Europe introduces complete ban on sale of animal tested cosmetics

On Monday, a full ban on the testing of cosmetic products on animals came into force in the European Union. The complete ban was welcomed by animal rights groups but some in the cosmetics industry remain unconvinced.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 4 comments

DARE-Net: An initiative aiming to combat Roma school segregation

A new initiative aiming to tackle the multifarious problems regarding educational provisions for Roma minority and to promote Roma school desegregation in several European countries was recently launched.
In the Media by Raluca Besliu - 2 comments

Romania - Israel human egg cell trafficking ring busted

Bucharest - Romania's organized crime unit has broken up a human egg cell trafficking ring which provided illegally obtained eggs for Israeli citizens travelling to a clinic in Bucharest for artificial insemination.
In the Media by Katerina Nikolas - 1 comment

Food: EU to relax rules on animal protein in animal feed

Lost amongst the Europe-wide furore concerning the discovery of horsemeat in processed foods, on February 14 the European Union quietly announced a partial lifting of the ban on animal proteins in feedstuffs.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 3 comments

Romanian Film 'Child's Pose' wins Berlin's Golden Bear

Berlin - "Child's Pose," a Romanian film about a mother's determination to protect her irresponsible son from going to jail after he accidentally hits and kills a child while driving, won the Golden Bear for best picture at the Berlin Film Festival Saturday.
In the Media by Layne Weiss

UK: Horsemeat scandal romps home as police raid two meat plants

The scandal involving horsemeat in foodstuffs and ready-made meals was portrayed by the UK government as a fraud involving criminal gangs outside the UK but yesterday, events took a new turn as food inspectors and police raided two UK based meat plants.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 10 comments

Kenya mentioned as complicit in CIA torture of terror suspects

Nairobi - Kenya is among 54 nations mentioned to have taken part in CIA operations that involved torture of suspected terrorists in the years subsequent to the 9/11 bombings on the US, Open Society Justice Initiative, a New York-based human rights group, has said.
In the Media by Robin Okuthe - 1 comment

Romanian online newspaper launches fun anti-UK ad campaign

With the UK worried about mass immigration by Eastern Europeans and the introduction of the ‘Life in the United Kingdom’ citizenship test, at first Romania was a little insulted. Then a newspaper in the country decided to have a little fun.
In the Media by Anne Sewell - 8 comments

ESA space launches in 2013: A busy year for European Space Agency

The European Space Agency has released details of space missions scheduled in 2013 and developments in prospect with current orbiters and satellites.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Key victory for the opponents of the Rosia Montana project

On December 9, the opponents of the Rosia Montana gold mining project, which would be conducted by a Canadian corporation, Gabriel Resources Ltd., won a highly important victory.
In the Media by Raluca Besliu

Op-Ed: The Council of Europe and hate speech online Special

Hate speech targeting minorities, immigrants, religious and other groups is becoming an increasingly widespread phenomenon within Europe, both in the online as well as offline spheres.
Digital Journal Report by Raluca Besliu - 2 comments

Counterfeit websites seized during Cyber Monday

On what has become the largest online sales shopping day of the year, this year's Cyber Monday has seen more than 100 websites shut down by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials.
In the Media by Greta McClain

British Royal Family's ancestry linked to Count Dracula

Turns out the Prince of Wales (Prince Charles), may be descended from Vlad the Impaler or Vlad Tepes, more popularly known as Count Dracula, and Romania is cashing in on the news.
In the Media by Anne Sewell - 8 comments

Op-Ed: Romania's Rosia Montana excluded from UNESCO proposal list

On Monday, the Romanian Ministry of Culture presented the list of monuments that it would like to see included in the UNESCO Heritage Sites.
In the Media by Raluca Besliu
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