Dacian Ciolos

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The Prime Minister designate Dacian Cioloş goes in parliament with the proposal of a minority government after the negotiations with their former partners have failed.

The political class in Bucharest reacted to the decisions adopted to combat the COVID-19 pandemic

Extreme weather has taken several counties and the city of Bucharest in its grip/ The Romanian Health Ministry is to decide whether or not to declare a flu epidemic in Romania, after a growing number of flu virus infections and deaths in recent times

At the moment, there are some 180 outbreaks of African swine fever in Romania, mostly in the north-west and south-east

Protests continue in Bucharest against Social-Democrats justice laws.

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Politics can no longer influence the justice system, says Romanian Justice Minister Raluca Pruna.

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Romanian Prime Minister Dacian Cioloş has presented a Governments activity report after one year in office.

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The Romanian government has decided to challenge the law on pay rises for healthcare and education employees recently passed by the Chamber of Deputies at the Constitutional Court.

Prosecutors start criminal investigation into the most serious multiple car accident ever to occur in Romania, which killed 4 and injured dozens.

Four people were killed and almost 60 injured in a chain collision on Saturday morning on the Bucharest-Constanta motorway.

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