Tadić receives doctorate in Bucharest

Why the sarcastic comments?
At 50 billion USD, Bucharest's GDP is 2,5 times larger than that of Albania and Kosovo put together...

Dulo

At least Romania is in the EU. Last time I checked Albania wasn't an EU member. Who knows, perhaps Tadic will get an award in Burma, Iran or Albania next time.

I know this news article is very disappointing for some here, but TRY not to act out those knee-jerk reactions you have… if nothing else, because they make you look ridiculous.

Congratulations to President Tadic, this doctorate is in deserving hands.

We’re grateful to Romania for her principled position and continued support in preserving our sovereignty and territorial integrity,“ said Tadić.

Hungarian make up more than 6,6% of Romanians population....It is purely about internal problem.

Who's next to offer a doctorate, North Korea?

"Hungarian make up more than 6,6% of Romanians population....It is purely about internal problem."
(EA, 27 March 2009 17:37)

And I guess your recognitions have come from the love for Albanians.

Congratulations Tadic!
You beat Kostunica and Jeremic by an extra paper to hang in the office.

"At 50 billion USD, Bucharest's GDP is 2,5 times larger than that of Albania and Kosovo put together...
(Robert, 28 March 2009 09:40)

Really Robert? Thanks for enlighting us about the prosperity of Romania. Damn England) Do you know when is the next plane to emigrate to Romania?)))

Now Kosova has lot its independence for real, surely a honorary doctorate will convince us Albanians that we have lost and must return under Serb governance. A sad day for Kosova!

Both sides, keep cool :)))

This is a Romanian speaking:

The University who awarded the doctorate is a private one, and (please allow me a moment of pure pride, as a graduate of the Bucharest State University ;) not the best one among its kind. However, they are free to do whatever they want, so why not?
If Ismail Kadare will come tomorrow in Bucharest, surely he will get the same honorary recognition (although in his case, the distinction is much more motivated as he's a great writer, I just finished his "Elegy for Kosovo", he was kind enough to mention the presence of the Romanian (Wallachian) contingent at the Kosovo Polje Battle, in 1389...)

Best from Bucharest,
George

Who's next to offer a doctorate, North Korea?

We’re grateful to Romania for her principled position and continued support in preserving our sovereignty and territorial integrity,“ said Tadić.

Hungarian make up more than 6,6% of Romanians population....It is purely about internal problem.

Congratulations Tadic!
You beat Kostunica and Jeremic by an extra paper to hang in the office.

"At 50 billion USD, Bucharest's GDP is 2,5 times larger than that of Albania and Kosovo put together...
(Robert, 28 March 2009 09:40)

Really Robert? Thanks for enlighting us about the prosperity of Romania. Damn England) Do you know when is the next plane to emigrate to Romania?)))

Now Kosova has lot its independence for real, surely a honorary doctorate will convince us Albanians that we have lost and must return under Serb governance. A sad day for Kosova!

Dulo

At least Romania is in the EU. Last time I checked Albania wasn't an EU member. Who knows, perhaps Tadic will get an award in Burma, Iran or Albania next time.

Why the sarcastic comments?
At 50 billion USD, Bucharest's GDP is 2,5 times larger than that of Albania and Kosovo put together...

I know this news article is very disappointing for some here, but TRY not to act out those knee-jerk reactions you have… if nothing else, because they make you look ridiculous.

Congratulations to President Tadic, this doctorate is in deserving hands.

"Hungarian make up more than 6,6% of Romanians population....It is purely about internal problem."
(EA, 27 March 2009 17:37)

And I guess your recognitions have come from the love for Albanians.

Both sides, keep cool :)))

This is a Romanian speaking:

The University who awarded the doctorate is a private one, and (please allow me a moment of pure pride, as a graduate of the Bucharest State University ;) not the best one among its kind. However, they are free to do whatever they want, so why not?
If Ismail Kadare will come tomorrow in Bucharest, surely he will get the same honorary recognition (although in his case, the distinction is much more motivated as he's a great writer, I just finished his "Elegy for Kosovo", he was kind enough to mention the presence of the Romanian (Wallachian) contingent at the Kosovo Polje Battle, in 1389...)

Best from Bucharest,
George