Today in the News

The Prime Minister of Romania, Marcel Ciolacu, has held talks with the Qatari authorities about major investments in infrastructure, energy, agriculture and other economic sectors.

The IMF revised downwards by one percent the estimate regarding the growth of Romania's economy this year.

Committed to the efforts to support Ukraine in the war against the Russian invasion, Romania continues to take steps towards full accession to Schengen.

The registration of candidates running in June 9 election for the local administration has begun

Romania is participating in the 60th Venice Art Biennale, with a project entitled ”What Work Is".

Leaders from around the world, including Romania, have condemned Iran’s unprecedented attack against Israel.

Romania’s women’s tennis team qualified for the Billie Jean King Cup Finals for the first time after beating Ukraine 3-2.

The Defence Ministry in Bucharest marked two decades of NATO membership.

The Romanian Parliament has decided to eliminate gambling halls from localities with less than 15,000 inhabitants

Romania's trade deficit has decreased in the first two months of the year

The European Commission approves the reintroduction of a state aid scheme to support Romanian companies.

The energy minister Sebastian Burduja has good news for Romanians: as of next month, energy prices, especially natural gas prices, are expected to go down.

Talks on the preparation of the EU's Strategic Agenda for the next institutional cycle took place in Bucharest.

Young Romanians are rather undecided about voting in this year’s elections.

Romania has marked two decades since its NATO accession