In an interview on Radio Romania, Romanian Prime Minister Dacian Ciolos focused on the situation of Romanians in Great Britain in the wake of Brexit, the absorption of European funds, the local officials pensions and the curtailing of bureaucracy.
Romania's shameful elimination from Euro 2016, and also the chronic problems in the Romanian football are these days making headlines in Bucharest.
The official number of Romanian workers in Great Britain stands at about 200 thousand. How will they be affected by Brexit?
Participants in the first congress of the Romanians around the world, held in Bucharest, have highlighted the need for regaining trust in the authorities.
The mayors, local and county councilors elected on June 5th were sworn in on Thursday.
The prolonged heat wave that has hit Romania caused the death of a number of people all over the country.
Romanian MPs have recently endorsed a controversial bill that decriminalizes the conflict of interests.
Romanian Government simplifies procedure for granting parental leave
Britain's referendum on whether to remain or not a member of the European Union has hit the headlines worldwide in the past few weeks
The former Romanian foreign minister, Titus Corlăţean, cannot be prosecuted in the case of the 2014 voting in the Diaspora, and the local officials will receive special pensions.
For many years now, Germany has been Romanias main trade partner and the third-largest investor in this country, and the development potential...
Romanias relationship with Germany is a privileged and strategic one, says President Iohannis.
PM Ciolos Tuesday asked local authorities to assess the damages caused by extreme weather.
Clarifications after visit to Bulgaria by Romanian president Klaus Iohannis.
The EU has reiterated its support for the Republic of Moldova, but still expects far-reaching reforms.
