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Call for bids: Romania's roadmap to a greener financial system - Vimarsana News

Call for bids: Romania's roadmap to a greener financial system

British Embassy Bucharest is inviting project proposals to deliver a report (White Paper) on sustainable finance in Romania.

Source: gov.uk
Call for Bids: Promoting Education on Consent in Romania - Vimarsana News

Call for Bids: Promoting Education on Consent in Romania

Deadline: 10-Nov-22 The British Embassy in Bucharest invites project proposals to promote education on consent amongst Romanian youth. This is part of a

Call for bids: Promoting education on consent in Romania - Vimarsana News

Call for bids: Promoting education on consent in Romania

British Embassy Bucharest invites project proposals to promote education on consent amongst Romanian youth.

Source: gov.uk
Kamala Harris, Poland president insist they're 'unified' after public disagreement on fighter jets for Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Kamala Harris, Poland president insist they're 'unified' after public disagreement on fighter jets for Ukraine

Vice President Kamala Harris and Polish President Andrzej Duda insisted Thursday that the United States and Poland are "unified" after the U.S. rejected the country’s proposal to send MiG-29 planes to the Ukrainian military.

Harris to travel to Poland, Romania as Russia continues invasion of Ukraine for a fourteenth day - Vimarsana News

Harris to travel to Poland, Romania as Russia continues invasion of Ukraine for a fourteenth day

Vice President Kamala Harris is set to travel to Eastern Europe Wednesday, carrying a message that the U.S. stands “firmly and resolutely” with NATO allies and will continue providing assistance to the Ukrainian people, senior administration officials said, warning that Russian President Vladimir Putin has “made a mistake” that will result in a “resounding strategic defeat” for Russia.