The government in Bucharest wants to increase the level of the minimum wage beginning next year.
In an interview to Radio Romania, NATO Deputy Secretary General, the Romanian Mircea Geoană, talked about NATOs changes at global level.
The levels of inequality in the EU countries are higher than they were 30 years ago.
A healthy alternative to the growing consumption could be lending, according to Central bank governor Mugur Isarescu.
A review of the past week's highlights
The national medical qualification exam will be staged in Romania on December 8th
The mayor of Bucharest, Gabriela Firea, proposes “Oxygen Tax for polluting cars in the capital city.
Over 1,600 localities from Romania will receive around 300 million Euros to cover for their expenses until the end of the year.
President Klaus Iohannis has signed the decree for the creation of the National Museum of History of the Jewish People and the Holocaust in Romania
The EUROPALIA International Arts Festival has kicked off in Brussels, with Romania as guest of honor
Special pensions in excess of 7,000 lei may be subject to taxation according to draft legislation tabled by the Social Democrat finance minister Eugen Teodorivici.
A review of the most important events of the week.
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis criticizes the ruling party PSD, of being more focused on solving its internal problems than taking measures for Romanians safety.
Authorities in Bucharest are proposing tougher measures against severe offences against the person as well as improvements of the 112 emergency service
A spectacular show was organized in the Romanian Black Sea Port of Constanta on Navy Day
