Today in the News

Romania hopes to finally succeed in joining Schengen with Spain's taking over EU rotating presidency.

Ukraine, invaded by the Russian troops, and the neighboring Republic of Moldova (an ex-Soviet with a majority Romanian-speaking population) remain on the agenda of European decision-makers.

Teaching staff in Romanian pre-university education will have more benefits based on the new Collective Bargaining Agreement, and health employees will receive more money starting August 1st

Bucharest and Washington reaffirm their support for Ukraine.

Parliament endorsed a reform of the special pension system, criticised both by the Opposition and by magistrates

Romania is about to receive a new installment of roughly 3 billion Euros from the money stipulated in its National Plan of Recovery and Resilience also known as PNRR

The government of Romania is working on legislation to cap mark-ups

The Romanian Legislature has endorsed a bill on the elimination of the MPs special pensions

Romania to receive 30 million euros from the European Commission to support farmers.

Flash floods cause the death of one man and make significant damages across the country.

Romania is about to lower prices in some staple foods

Romania may become energy-independent in future owing to a new project to extract its Black Sea natural gas.

The Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu made his first foreign visit to Chișinău.

The international community continues to help Ukraine, a country invaded by the Russian troops.

Disgruntled by the way their pensions may look like in the future, Romanias judges and prosecutors have ceased work