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A new Covid-19 outbreak was reported in Romania

PM Ciucă met with officials for a German company planning to open a solar panel production unit in Romania

In Romania, the new education bills are to be discussed this week within ministries

Romania's president Klaus Iohannis will pay an official visit to Japan, when he will sign the Declaration for the creation of a Strategic Partnership between the two states

The 20 year anniversary of the Special Operations Forces has been marked in an impressive ceremony, in the presence of the prime minister and other high officials.

The city of Iasi in the northeast of the country on Thursday saw a new series of protests mounted by employees of Romanias preuniversity education system

The event in Bucharest featured an internationally acclaimed conductor as special guest

Political leaders from Romania and the neighboring Republic of Moldova confirm that bilateral relations are excellent.

The powerful earthquakes that affected Turkey and Syria last month and also the recent seismic activity in southern Romania have prompted the Romanian authorities to focus on the issue of strengthening the buildings posing a higher seismic risk in this co

Romania asks for human rights observance in the neighboring Ukraine invaded by the Russian troops

Romanian President Klaus Iohannis has awarded decorations to participants in the humanitarian mission in Turkey after the powerful quakes that hit that country.

Increasing the quality of education and reducing functional illiteracy are the main objectives of the new Education Laws presented by education minister Ligia Deca.

Romania's Senate and Chamber of Deputies hold joint sitting to mark one year of war in Ukraine.

Romania condemns Russian allegations about break-away Transnistria.

The Romanian Government is analyzing a program for the rehabilitation of schools affected by earthquakes