Romania voices its solidarity with the West after the operation in Syria, carried out in response to the Douma chemical attack blamed on Damascus
Three big names, Ion Iliescu, Petre Roman and Gelu Voican Voiculescu, will appear in court in the 1989 anti-communist revolution case
French foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian was on an official visit to Romania
Romanias annual inflation rate has gone up constantly since the beginning of the year
The EUs latest country report on Romania shows that Romanias economic growth rate is above the European average, but warns of the budget deficit target risking to exceed 3% of the GDP
The changes to the laws on the functioning of the Romanian judiciary have caused concern among the Group of States against Corruption (GRECO)
After 4 days off on Easter, Romanians resumed work on Wednesday
The insufficient absorption of European funds fuels again the political disputes in Bucharest
The National Bank of Romania on Wednesday decided to maintain its current monetary policy interest rate at an annual 2.25%
Majority Orthodox Christian Romania is preparing for the greatest feast in Christendom, Easter
The unitary pay law has triggered fierce debates in Romania
Collaboration between intelligence service and prosecutors sparks controversy
Romania is a fertile ground for investors but the lack of infrastructure and the instability of its legal and fiscal frameworks are hindering the countrys development
On the centenary of the union of Bessarabia with Romania, society is divided in the ex-Soviet, majority Romanian-speaking Republic of Moldova between those who are in favour and who are opposed to the union with Romania
As a member of NATO, which it joined 14 years ago, Romania enjoys its strongest security guarantee, said president Klaus Iohannis on the celebration of NATO Day in Romania.
