The implementation of the new regulation regarding health cards in Romania has been accompanied by reactions ranging from reassuring...
Starting May 1st, Romanian citizens can only receive medical care based on their new health insurance cards.
Poland celebrated on Thursday 70 years since the end of WWII and the instatement, for almost half a century, of the Soviet occupation in Central and East Europe.
The leaders of the Romanian political parties have announced they have found the best solution for personal data processing and private life protection in the e-communications sector.
The National Bank of Romania has cut the reference interest rate to an all-time low of 1.75% per year and the minimum reserves for liabilities in the national currency to 8%.
PM Victor Pontas one-week tour of the Gulf region, a tour with a high economic stake, has just ended.
The European Commission improves its Eurozone economic growth estimates for 2015.
Romania is among the 8 EU states that have reported a low absorption rate of structural and cohesion funds, below 60%. The European Commission on Monday passed new regulations meant to help member countries use those funds better.
The World Press Freedom Day, marked globally on May 3, offers a good opportunity to review the freedom of the press worldwide, including Romania.
Some 30,000 people took to the streets in Chisinau on Sunday, calling for the resignation of the government, which they accuse of lack of action in cracking down on corruption.
Romania, a former Communist state in the east of Europe, is the only EU member that set the year 2019 as the deadline for adopting the euro
The investigations of the Romanian anti-corruption prosecutors continue to unveil the scope of corruption in Romania,
Romania has recently marked 10 years since signing the EU Accession Treaty together with neighbouring Bulgaria.
During his first visit to Chisinau in his capacity as European Council President, Donald Tusk congratulated Moldova on its progress and urged that countrys authorities to speed up EU accession reforms.
Bilateral political and economic relations and the Romanian community in Italy were high on the agenda of the visit to Rome paid by Romanian President Klaus Iohannis.
