Foreign diplomats have met in Bucharest with the speakers of the Romanian Senate and the Chamber of Deputies to make sure that the anti-corruption fight is still going on in Romania
The reduction of the VAT for foodstuffs proposed by the Romanian government was approved by senators.
Over 3,000 paintings, sculptures and other works of contemporary and heritage art can be admired in Bucharest, at the Art...
Representatives of 17 counties in Central and South-East Europe convened in Bucharest to discuss cyber security issues.
Criticized by the president, the amendments to the Criminal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code were adopted by the Senate and will be submitted to the Chamber of Deputies for debate, the decision-making body in this case.
In Romania, the National Health Insurance House says the health card system is functional, and the problems that emerged in the first days of card system implementation were due to the fact that part of medical service providers used the card for the firs
Rallies were held in Romania at the weekend, in an attempt to bring abusive deforestation to a halt
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.
