A look at the main stories in Romania this week.
The authorities are looking for solutions abroad for Romanian patients in need of immediate lung transplant.
The defence ministry is to purchase corvettes manufactured in Romania, as well as 20 F16 airplanes.
To avoid a new sanction by the European Court of Human Rights because of the poor situation in Romanian penitentiaries, the Romanian Senate has adopted a bill amending the sentence serving law.
Romania is taking part in the world's leading travel trade show ITB Berlin
Notable results were reported in the field of the judiciary in 2016 despite legislative instability, says Romanias General Prosecutor Augustin Lazăr.
Bucharest is vulnerable to a powerful earthquake, warn the authorities, who say that an earthquake of the magnitude of that seen on the 4th of March...
On March 4, Romania commemorated 40 years since the devastating earthquake of 1977
The Romanian Army has presented its activity report for 2016.
Romanian anti-corruption prosecutors won 870 cases in court last year
Romanian Justice Minister resigns; Higher court to rule on controversial bills
The law that converted Swiss franc loans into leu loans at below-market rates is against the Constitution.
Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Holland and the United States have called on the government in Bucharest not to undo the progress achieved in the fight against corruption.
Romanian cinematography has received a fresh award at the Trieste International Film Festival.
The director of the Romanian Intelligence Service Eduard Hellvig was heard by the parliamentary committee for the control of the Services activity. Hellvig said his institution has come under unprecedented attack in recent days.
