The European Union has approved five major common defence projects at continental level
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.
Turnout in Bulgaria’s presidential election on October 25 is expected to be low.
The Ministry of Finance in Bucharest announces the evolution of the budget deficit after the first eight months of the current year.
An EU official has urged member states to further reduce their consumption of natural gas and electricity.
In Romania, a country affected by a prolonged political crisis, the main political players are carrying on talks on forging a new government
Interim Liberal Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan met, in Bucharest, with a delegation from the international rating agency Standard & Poor's.
One-third of Romanians report declining quality of life over the last year.
The drop in inflation over the past 2 months does not necessarily mean living in Romania will be cheaper, as some current expenses are hard to cut down or postpone
Government officials in Bucharest are searching for solutions to the ongoing energy crisis.
The President of Romania, Nicușor Dan, is currently in New York to attend the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly.
Negotiations to form a stable majority behind Prime Minister-designate Siegfried Mureșan have hit a dead end.
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Prime minister designate Siegfried Mureșan has ten days to garner support in Parliament.
Romanian authorities continue talks to unblock sheep and goat exports
