Killed His Wife With H.I.V. Infection

A 40 years old woman from Botoşani, Romania, died, after having been intentionally infected with H.I.V. by her ex-husband. The man only told her that she was positive after having broken up with her. His victim’s condition was, at the time she learned about the ilness, too far off for treatment and she died shortly.

The woman kept her condition secret from her parents, who saw her die without knowing why. After she passed away, the victim’s parents found the letters from her ex husband, that informed her she had been infected. The man was arrested and is now on trial for murder, for which he faces a term of 25 years in prison. He has had an H.I.V. infection for 10 years and receives medical treatment for it. The suspect’s priors include also the arson of a church in Botoşani.

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Pedestrian Kills Driver in Accident

A young woman from Iaşi, Romania, was convicted by a local court this week, for culpable manslaughter, in an unprecedented case. The woman, named by the court Iulia Iamandii, was found guilty of causing the death of a moped driver, who ran into her as she was crossing the street illegally.

The sentence was 6 months suspended sentence and it can be appealed.

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Denmark Plus Romania Equals Love

Or so it may seem, after pictures of the former Romanian Secretary of Foreign Affairs have appeared in a Romanian tabloid, showing him in the tender company of Her Highness Eleonore-Christine zu Schaumburg-Lippe, grand daughter of Prince Waldemar of Schaumburg-Lippe and great great granddaughter of Frederick VIII of Denmark.

The former head of the Romanian diplomacy didn’t deny, nor confirm any special relationship between him and the princess of Denmark. But he also mentioned that he is not bothered by any information that may appear in the media on this topic.

Her Highness Eleonore-Christine zu Schaumburg-Lippe is not in the line of succession for the throne of Denmark, but she is in line for the throne of Britain, as a descendent of George II of Great Britain, through his daughter Queen Louisa of Denmark and Norway.

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Was Dan Bălan Drunk on Stage Last Night?

This was the question everyone was asking after a terrible live performance by Dan Bălan in the Capital city of his home country, Moldova, on the city’s celebration day. His voice was obviously taking a break, as the singer would stumble on stage – on feet, as well on lyrics.

The audience left the venue in disappointment, as the artist did not seem able to carry a single one of his songs right. So far, Dan Bălan has made no comment, but the mayor of Chişinău went on stage to congratulate him on a “world class performance”.

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Russia To Surrender “Honourably” Transnistria

Sources within the Russian Foreign Office have confirmed for Nezavissimaya Gazeta that Russia is planning to surrender the break-away region of Transnistria to Moldova. The separatist self-proclaimed republic, where several thousand Russian troops are still stationed, will receive autonomy status, within the Republic of Moldova, from which it tried to break away with a blitz war, in 1992.

The same sources have confirmed the imminence of negotiations between Chişinău, Tiraspol, Moscow and Brussels, until a compromised is reached. Moldova will increase thus its chances at entering the European Union, completely undermined by the grey situation at its Eastern borders. It is unclear what Russia’s profit will be, as Moscow is also to withdraw its troops from the region. Romania will be in charge of disposing of the conventional weapons stockpile in Transnistria, yet unaccounted for officially, but estimated to be huge.

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Police Bribe Ring at Romanian-Hungarian Border

For a wanted criminal, the bribe is 400 Euros to get across the border from Romania to Hungary – just over the Schengen Eastern frontier. Only 100 Euros for someone with expired documents. This has been revealed by an investigation conducted by the Anti-Corruption Romanian officers, who went undercover in order to expose an alleged Romanian-Hungarian criminal alliance between police officers and agents.

Investigators have discovered a network of drivers and police officers, that allows wanted criminals to flee the country for the equivalent of the average monthly pay in Romania. Officers approached the drivers, who acted as go-betweens for the corrupt police agents, telling them they had to flee the country.

Subsequently, they were instructed to go aboard lorries or mini-buses. Instead of papers, they would hand the driver the sum of 400 Euros and this would secure them safe passage across the border. According to investigators, the money would be taken by the Romanian police agents, who would then split them in half with their Hungarian counterparts.

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Trilateral Commission Summit to Begin in Bucharest

Almost 400 of the most powerful people on the planet are gathering in Bucharest, from October the 15th to the 17th. The Trilateral Commission (thought by many to be the “real world government”, along with the Council for Foreign Relations and the Bilderberg Group) is going to discuss matters such as nuclear disarmament. The guests will be welcomed by the prime minister himself, in an opening speach.

Many important people, amongst which former US president Bill Clinton, are expected to show up. Other major guests are the president of Goldman Sachs, the president of JP Morgan Chase, of British American Tobbacco, international bankers and media tycoons.

Romania is also represented in the Trilateral Commission, by the governor of the National Bank, Mugur Isărescu, and financier Mihai Tănăsescu.

The National Bank of Romania and Radisson Hotel are going to host the ceremonies. Among them, there will be a dinner, patroned by the head of state, president Traian Băsescu.

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