A look at the main headline-making events this past week
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Parliament dismisses no-confidence motion against Dancila Cabinet
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President Iohannis and PM Viorica Dancila have held talks on Romanias foreign policy/ The High Court of Cassation and Justice has announced it will issue a ruling on May 29 in the trial in which the PSD leader Liviu Dragnea is facing corruption charges
11 years after its EU accession, Bulgaria takes over the presidency of the European Council
The EU leaders formally established, in Brussels, the Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO), a plan designed to strengthen military cooperation activities.
President Klaus Iohannis attends EU Council meeting in Brussels./ Romania has a lot to offer in areas such as agriculture, information technology and industrial production, PM Mihai Tudose tells Trade Winds 2017 US trade mission in Bucharest.
The leaderships of the main political parties in Romania are completing the mandates for Mondays talks with President Klaus Iohannis, for the designation of a new prime minister/ A Romanian-US military air exercise is unfolding at the Campia Turzii Base
The fight against terrorism, particularly on the cyberspace, ranked high on the agenda of the European Council Summer summit held in Brussels
A multi-speed Europe for an indefinite period of time might lead to the Unions split, Romanian President Klaus Johannis has warned at the European Summit in Brussels
A multi-speed Europe for an indefinite period of time might lead to the Unions split, Romanian President Klaus Johannis has warned at the European Council meeting in Brussels
A round-up of the week's main stories
