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Romanias Constitutional Court has 3 new members as of Monday.

The discovery of horsemeat in frozen beef burgers in the United Kingdom has fuelled a huge public scandal across the EU.

Romania has secured around 40 billion euros from the future EU budget for the 2014-2020 period.

Romanias Parliament passes the state budget bill for 2013 amid criticism from the opposition.

Romanias National Bank has issued an economic growth estimate for 2013 of 1.5% for the first months of the year, at an inflation of 6% at the most.

In Bucharest Romanian MPs are discussing this years legal priorities.

Romania will keep measuring up to the European standards with regard to the rule of law, said Prime Minister Victor Ponta

The new Fiscal Code that has recently taken effect in Romania has changed the taxation policy for small businesses and farming activities.

Romania has made progress in the field of justice, but further progress is still needed.

The situation of the Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea chemical works, which is on the verge of bankruptcy, is now back in the spotlight.

IMF mission to Bucharest ends after two weeks of intense talks.

A new framework agreement on healthcare has been presented for public debate.

EU Commissioner for Agriculture Romanian Dacian Ciolos has given assurances that the EU Common Agricultural Policy will be implemented as scheduled starting January 1st, 2014.

The child protection law will be amended, as the government intends to introduce more protection measures for minors.

The latest EU-Latin America summit, which Romanias President Traian Basescu attended alongside 40 other European leaders, was in his opinion one of the most important in the last few years.