The Romanian Government on Wednesday approved the budget adjustment bill, through an emergency decree, despite differences on this issue with the Romanian President Klaus Iohannis.
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis receives French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis will attend the European Council meeting in Brussels, which will focus on plans to re-launch the EU after Brexit/ The Atlantic Resolve and Poseidon 2017 multinational military exercises continue in Romania
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A look at the main developments this past week
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The Senate of Romania unanimously endorsed an emergency decree which repeals the controversial amendments to the criminal law that generated political tension in Bucharest/ President Klaus Iohannis voices concern regarding this years public budgets
Romanias Parliament has advised in favour of the referendum announced in late January by President Klaus Iohannis regarding the fight against corruption and the integrity of the public office.
Since January 31st, Romanians have taken to the streets in large numbers, accusing the leftist Government of attempting to amend criminal law and favour some politicians.
The first censure motion filed by the National Liberal Party and the Save Romania Union against the sitting coalition Government made up of the Social Democratic Party and the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats was rejected by the Romanian Parliament
President Klaus Iohannis addressed Parliament for the first time since the Grindeanu government was sworn in.
EMERGENCY DECREE - Protests continued in Bucharest and other Romanian cities on Sunday, for the 6th consecutive day, with tens of thousands of...
Romanian government repeals controversial emergency decree amending the criminal codes. Anti-government protests continue in Romania.
