Hundreds of Romanians have apologized to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe whose visit to Romania at the end of a European tour fell short on protocol and diplomacy. First, lunch and talks scheduled for Tuesday with the premier were canceled after Mihai Tudose unexpectedly resigned the night before. With several…
Hundreds of Romanians have apologized to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe whose visit to Romania at the end of a European tour fell short on protocol and diplomacy.
First, lunch and talks scheduled for Tuesday with the premier were canceled after Mihai Tudose unexpectedly resigned the night before.
With several hours to kill before a meeting with Romanian President Klaus Iohannis, Abe made an unscheduled visit to the outdoor Village Museum which features traditional peasant houses.
