"Let’s not repeat the mistakes of the past," said Mihai Tudose, the new Romanian prime minister, during his first official visit to Brussels on Tuesday (11 July).
He was in Brussels two weeks after his appointment to address concerns among EU officials regarding the new cabinet’s stance on corruption.
Tudose promised not to follow in the footsteps of his predecessor, Sorin Grindeanu, who tried in January to decriminalise misconduct offences.
European Commission president J...
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