Romania is one of the 16 EU member states identified by the European Commission as experiencing macroeconomic imbalances.
Both the pro-Western orientation of the Republic of Moldova, and Romanias consistent support for Chisinaus European aspirations, will remain unchanged. This is the comforting message that the presidents of Moldova, Nicolae Timofti, and of Romania, Klaus
2014 was the year of records for the National Anti-Corruption Directorate, both in terms of the efficiency of prosecutors, and of the improvement of public confidence in this institution.
Two weeks after President Iohannis made a visit to Paris, Romania's Foreign Minister also travelled to France.
Organised crime is a rising threat in the EU, according to Europol director Rob Wainwright.
The draft tax code, currently under public debate and which introduces a lot of reductions in terms of taxes and charges, has been met with mixed reactions.
Although going through the most difficult times since proclaiming their independence in the early ‘90s, Ukrainians have not forgotten what happened a year ago in the streets of Kiev
A month after George Maior resigned as head of SRI, President Iohannis says he has the man for the job.
Experts discussed Romanias energy independence and the efficiency of the national energy system.
The Romanian Government has announced a relaxation in fiscal targets, starting next year.
Bucharest has taken note of the endorsement of the new Government of the Republic of Moldova, whose agenda has a powerful social and economic component.
Romania understands the heightened danger of the armed conflict in Eastern Ukraine, said recently President Klaus Iohannis. Bucharests preoccupation with the situation in the neighboring country is amplified by the presence there of a significant Romania
The National Anti-Corruption Directorates actions continue to make headlines in the Romanian media, as its prosecutors have for some time now prosecuted, tried and sent to court big names in politics and administration.
Romania's representative in the new European Commission, Corina Cretu, presented in Bucharest a report on her 100 days in office as the new EU Commissioner for Regional Policies
The fight against corruption brings to justice other major names in Romania, and the facts presented in those cases have brought to light incredible details.
