After four prime ministerial nominations and nearly six months of political deadlock, Romania finally has a new, stable government.
The security situation at the Black Sea, with Romania as a coastal state, is this week on the agendas of both NATO and the European Parliament
Romania and neighbouring Bulgaria are seeking NATO’s support following a series of drone attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea
The President of Romania, Nicușor Dan, has designated a new prime minister following the now-traditional consultations with the parliamentary political parties.
Romanian students in pre-university education are expressing their dissatisfaction after a bill requiring school uniforms was approved by the Senate, acting as the first chamber to consider the legislation.
In Romania, a country affected by a prolonged political crisis, the main political players are carrying on talks on forging a new government
Romanias President Klaus Iohannis will attend in Paris, on Saturday and Sunday, events commemorating the centennial of WWIs armistice/ The Romanian Foreign Minister Teodor Melescanu meets his Hungarian counterpart Peter Szijjarto
The Romanian community in Italy has been the focal point of the talks held in Bucharest by the Romanian Interior Minister Carmen Dan and her Italian counterpart, Matteo Salvini
President Klaus Iohannis has addressed the European Parliament for the first time, presenting Romanias vision of the EUs future/ Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini has held talks with minister Carmen Dan on the Romanian community in Italy
Britain and the EU continue talks on an accord that could make Brexit official.
The EC is watching with concern the latest changes brought to the justice laws by the Romanian govt./ There are zero chances for the current membership of the govt. to remain unchanged, says the PSD leader, Liviu Dragnea
The Romanian Government has decided to cut the VAT in tourism, as a means to stimulate the development of this sector, which is still facing problems