President Klaus Iohannis to address Parliament on 7 February on governments changes to criminal laws./ Parliaments specialist committees are debating the 2017 budget bill.
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President Iohannis asks Government to scrap controversial draft emergency orders.
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Government to discuss 2017 budget on Tuesday./ Angela Merkel supports Romanias anti-corruption fight./ Changes to criminal laws must be made in Parliament, says leader of ethnic Hungarian party.
German chancellor voices support for the continuation of Romanias anti-corruption fight. The government will discuss the 2017 draft budget on Tuesday, after a meeting of the Countrys Supreme Defence Council called by the president.
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Transparency International report:The rise of populist politicians in many countries is a reason for concern
President Klaus Iohannis calls referendum on fight against corruption./ Bucharest to host international conference on role played by majority and opposition in democratic society./ Romanian film producer Ada Solomon enters Oscar race.
President Klaus Iohannis calls referendum on anti-corruption fight./ Cabinet holds final talks on 2017 budget./ 1859 Union of Principalities celebrated in Romania.
Pardoning and the amendment of criminal codes are some of the most controversial initiatives of the new government
Carrying over the presidential tradition of meeting with foreign ambassadors to Bucharest at the beginning of the year, President Klaus Iohannis outlined the priorities of Romanias foreign policy in 2017
