Today in the News

Pope Francis paid a visit to Venice, also addressing artists at the Venice Art Biennale

In the last session, the European Parliament adopted several directives in areas such as road traffic or combating violence against women.

The case of the miners’ riot of June 1990 is back on the agenda of Romanian  prosecutors.

Romania’s national airline, TAROM, is set to receive aid from the European Commission, but the reorganisation process may entail redundancies.

Romania will continue to assist Ukraine in its efforts to defend against the Russian aggression

The US Department of State's report on human rights shows that Romania's hospitals, police and customs are still plagued by corruption and abuse.

The ruling coalition formed by the Social Democratic Party and the National Liberal Party will no longer have a joint candidate for Bucharest mayor.

Experts anticipate that this year will be a very good one for Romanian automobile plants whose production increased, in the first three months, to almost 153 thousand units

Romania is strengthening its air defense capabilities at a level adapted to the security challenges in the region.

International agencies have confirmed Romania’s sovereign rating and stable outlook, but there is still room for growth, the finance minister Marcel Boloş says.

Romania wants checks lifted at Schengen land borders.

Romania is placed 25th in a virtual ranking of the countries taking part in the Paris Olympics.

The Romanians' voting intention ahead of the European Parliament elections in June has increased considerably as compared to five years ago.

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.