bucharest

Everywhere in Bucharest or large cities are multinational companies attracted by relatively low wages and qualified workforce.

There weren't many riot police regularly tromping around Moscow or Bucharest or Kiev or Sofia during the 1970s either.

Budapest and Bucharest are each mentioned exactly once and appropriately in context.

The Bucharest ticket was surely supposed to be $2000.

During my stay in Bucharest I got to experience a very slight quake, that wasn't centered anywhere near my location (the epicenter was 100's of km south of where I was).

(My personal location is and will remain Bucharest Romania).

I would imagine that a citizen of Bucharest, transported to Austin, would be surprised that some parts of the city are even considered "city" since it's so low density.

The disclosure that Hillary Clinton used a non-governmental e-mail address while she was Secretary of State originally came courtesy of “Guccifer,” the Romanian hacker now serving time in a Bucharest prison for his online attacks against scores of public figures.

"A Hungarian police car stops the bus shortly before Budapest, and once again demands €200" and " Others were back in Romania only briefly because they needed to take care of paperwork in Bucharest."

In crappy old Bucharest, Romania, even though trams are absolutely awful (they're very old and maintenance is...

Looks like this may have been changed, since the GP quotes the same line about Bucharest, but it says Budapest.

It's simply less cost effective to build a system in Austin than in Bucharest.