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“I would like 2015 to be the year when Romania enters an era of normalcy, President Klaus Iohannis said in his New Year message for Romanians all over the world
After several warm days for the winter season, now at the end of December Romania is in the grips of frost. Temperatures of minus 28 degrees Chave been reported and meteorologists say the New Years Eve night will be very cold, actually the coldest in the
The Romanian President Klaus Iohannis on Monday signed the decree for the promulgation of Romanias state budget law and the social security budget for 2015.
Now that the Christmas days are over, Romanians are looking forward to the New Years Eve celebrations.
The newly elected Parliament in the Republic of Moldova is to convene on December 29, one day before the deadline for the first plenary session.
On December 22nd, 2014, 25 years since the fall of Communism in Romania, the new president of the country awarded a decoration to a victim of the Romanian Gulag.
Starting on January 1st, 2015, the Republic of Moldova will receive natural gas from Romania, which will reduce its dependence on Russian gas.
Romanians are honouring the heroes of the 1989 anti-communist uprising.
After 10 years as President of Romania, Traian Basescu left the office, which will be held by Klaus Iohannis.
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EU heads of state and Government met in Brussels on Thursday.
The biggest opposition group in Romania, whose beginnings go back 140 years ago, the National Liberal Party for the first time elected a woman as its co-president.
On December 17, twenty-five years ago, people in Timisoara took to the streets in protest at the eviction of the Hungarian reformed priest, Laszlo Tokes. Soon, their protest would become an anti-communist one.
A new tragic accident casts doubts on the activity of the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations in Romania.
