‘Romania's interests must be upheld’ say Romanian politicians following the U.S. midterm elections.
Romania’s budget deficit has declined this year, but this reduction must not compromise people’s living standards, the government in Bucharest says.
Torrential rains and gales brought by a powerful Mediterranean cyclone have caused severe floods and material damage across dozens of localities in Romania.
Romania and its neighbor, the Republic of Moldova (a former Soviet state with a majority Romanian-speaking population), are strengthening their partnership in the field of defense.
Bucharest hosted Radio Romania’s music awards for 2026, celebrating the diversity of the local music scene.
liana Iotova will continue to serve as Bulgaria’s president for the next five years.
In recent days, there have been further incidents involving drones in Romanian airspace.
The Romanian public radio gets closer to its centennial
Most of the Romanians believe the country is going in the wrong direction
The upcoming winter promises to be a significant test for European energy security and for Romania’s ability to meet its energy needs at affordable costs.
Romania will continue to act, together with NATO and regional partners, to strengthen maritime surveillance, enhance response capabilities to drone threats, and protect freedom of navigation in the Black Sea.
The European Commission wants EU refineries to produce more diesel and jet fuel, in order to ease market pressure and ensure supply, including in the event of a military crisis.
Romania reaffirms its firm support for the neighboring Republic of Moldova (a former Soviet state with a majority Romanian-speaking population).
Hundreds of thousands of doses of flu vaccine have reached warehouses and pharmacies, following a period during which stocks had been largely depleted.
Parvan Simeonov: Low voter turnout is a signal to keep fighting for Bulgaria’s democratic process.