Illegal deforestation is a threat to national security, under new bill signed into law by President Iohannis.
The Romanian and Norwegian authorities continue talks on the children of a mixed Romanian-Norwegian family, with joint residence in Norway, who have been taken into custody by Barnevernet/Meteorologists issue warning against heavy precipitation
Click here for a review of the main developments in Romania this past week
2016 brings additional fiscal measures, such as raising the minimum wage in May, and lowering the VAT from 24 to 20%.
Ceremonies marking 26 years since the Romanian Revolution of December 1989 continued across the country/The Romanian government postpones the enforcement of the law on insolvency procedures for natural persons
Timisoara mourns Revolution victims, transporters protest in Bucharest against insurance hikes
Mariana Bitang and Octavian Bellu return at the helm of the national gymnastics team.
More than a month after the horrific fire at Bucharest's 'Colectiv' nighclub, dozens of victims are still in hospital.
A review of the most important events that have taken place in Romania this past week
Following last weeks fire at a nightclub in Bucharest that killed more than 30 people, the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations has been given the power to shut down venues that do not comply with the fire protection legislation.
The Finance Ministry has made public its report on the performance of state-owned companies last year.
Starting December 1st, the entire staff in the Romanian education system will benefit from a 15% salary rise.
In the latest financial stability report issued by the central bank of Romania, Governor Mugur Isaescu warns that, without fiscal stability, the free market economy cannot operate properly and efficiently, and fiscal relaxation is reduced to “a hoax.
