A fire killed 11 animals in a Bucharest circus, triggering debates on animal acts in circus shows
After giving up the environmental stamp duty, the Romanian authorities are now considering an alternative: a modern, European system that would help Romania reach its environmental targets.
The construction of Romanias state budget for 2017 has stirred various reactions.
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President Klaus Iohannis addressed Parliament for the first time since the Grindeanu government was sworn in.
Romanian PM Sorin Grindeanu announced on Saturday evening that he would abrogate the controversial emergency ordinance amending the Criminal Codes
Following the union of the principalities of Moldavai and Wallachia, Ruler Alexandru Ioan Cuza implemented radical reforms with the help of his wife, Elena Cuza.
For days now, hundreds of thousands of Romanians have taken to the streets to protest against measures taken by the new Government.
On February 13th the radio community celebrates World Radio Day, which over the years has had themes such as “Gender Equality and “Womens Empowerment, “Youth, and “Radio in Times of Emergency and Disaster
More than one year after the tragic fire at Colectiv, a new fire broke out at a Bucharest nightclub.
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
Florian Coldea broke no law or regulation while holding the position of First Deputy-Director of the Romanian Intelligence Service, according to the special investigation commission./ The European Parliament elects its new President.
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2017 is expected to be an interesting year, at least in terms of predictable events.
