A Black Eye for Croatia and Romania, Poland Legislators Debate IVF

Monday, July 13, 2015

Romania and Croatia are two of the worst-governed countries in Europe, a survey by theBertelsmann Stiftung think tank in Germany has concluded. The Sustainable Governance Indicators Project rated 41 countries, including all ...

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Monday, July 13, 2015

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A Black Eye for Croatia and Romania, Poland Legislators Debate IVF
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French Ambassador to Romania hands over the key to a new home built under a project run by Habitat for Humanity - Pitesti branch
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