From Thursday to Sunday, the Triplex Confinium border crossing point at Beba Veche, where the three neighbouring countries Romania, Serbia and Hungary share a common border point, will be open, marking through administrative-cultural programmes the cross-border cooperation within the Danube-Cris-Mures-Tisa Euroregion (DKMT), a beautiful annual tradition and a message of good neighbourliness. After the festivities at the Triplex Confinium border, the General Assembly of the Danube-Cris-Mures-Tisa Regional Cooperation will meet in Sannicolau Mare, where the DKMT member county authorities will present their development projects and their results in the field of cross-border infrastructure. The meeting will also approve projects implemented by the DKMT Euroregional Development Agency.Keeping the tradition established a decade ago, on this occasion there will be awarded prizes for four cross-border projects, which were implemented on the territory of the DKMT Euro-region.Almost two decades ago, the most important project launched in DKMT joint meetings referred to the building of a great industrial complex, in the Triplex Confinium area, in order to create work places and represent an economic materialization of the discussions, but funds always lacked.
The City Hall of Brașov, a popular mountain resort in central Romania, announced that the narrow Strada Sforii (Rope Street), one of the city's best-known tourist attractions, will be temporarily closed. The authorities cited urgent public safety concerns after experts warned that crumbling plaster from nearby buildings poses a risk to visitors. Mayor George Scripcaru […]
Train ticket prices will rise by nearly 10% starting December 14, when the new 2025–2026 railway timetable comes into effect in Romania, officials confirmed on Wednesday, as reported by Agerpres. The increase of 9.88% reflects the annual inflation index published by the National Institute of Statistics (INS), in line with...
Deputy prime minister Oana Gheorghiu will lead a working group tasked with reforming Romania's loss-making state-owned companies, prime minister Ilie Bolojan said in an interview with ProTV, as reported by G4media.ro. Her predecessor, Dragos Anastasiu,
Romanian prime minister Ilie Bolojan, on November 19, in an interview given to ProTV and quoted by Hotnews.ro, explained that the pension-wage cumulation ban will apply only to the so-called special pensions, namely those not based on past contributions, as opposed to all pensions as implied by Social Democrat (PSD) labour...
Statements by Romanian prime minister Ilie Bolojan about cutting by 10% the total personnel budget for all ministers and other similar contracting units, as opposed to only the central administration of the respective bodies, prompted on November 19 a radical reaction from the Social Democratic Party (PSD) and trade unions in the public sector. No […]
Romania’s Ministry of Labour unveiled for public consultations the revised law on magistrates’ pensions, and the government, in a press release, expressed its hope that the approval process, including by the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM), will proceed expeditiously. However, CSM vice president Claudu Sandu has already publicly rejected the law as insufficient. The bill is […]
