All newspapers on Wednesday read about the NATO Summit Bucharest hosts on April 2-4 and the sensitive agenda to be dealt with. Elsewhere in the news, as the Romanian Patriarch is hospitalized for a minor fracture, politicians visit him, for electoral purposes, journalists argue. Last but not least, another newspaper reads about new residential areas that are empty due to their exaggerated prices.
History is to be written in Bucharest, Romania as it hosts the NATO Summit this week Evenimentul Zilei reads. Journalists argue that Bucharest will become the world's capital for two days as cards are to be dealt during this time.
Some 20 Presidents, over 20 heads of state and more than 80 ministers accompanied by 3000 delegations are due to take vital decisions which will sketch the future development of the international scene.
US President George W. Bush arrived in Bucharest last night and today some other heads of state are to join him like French President Sarkozy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the British PM Gordon Brown.
The newspaper reads that there are several sensitive issues on the table, such as the increasing tension between Russia and US on Ukraine and Georgia's possible accession to NATO structures. Moreover, Romanian President Traian Basescu accused former President Emil Constantinescu of having conceded the national interest in favor of Ukraine when signing a Treaty with them.
Romanian authorities have made every concession to assure the security of the Summit, as this is an important aspect which will assure the success of the event.
Romania Libera reads about several sensitive issues that need to be addressed during the Summit. NATO Head, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer declared as soon as he arrived in Bucharest that NATO members are most likely to address the issue of Kosovo and the pos
