Only two Romanian universities, namely the Bucharest University of Economic Studies and the Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Bucharest, appear in the top 1000 of the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026, published on Thursday, October 9.
Around 30 higher education institutions from Romania submitted data for the ranking, but only 22 were included in...
Libris and Save the Children Romania announce the launch of the seventh edition of the CarteTeca program, through which 50 school libraries across the country will be equipped with new books, supported by a total investment of RON 250,000. Registrations for this year’s edition open today, on the platform libris.ro/carteteca. To date, the project has […]
Half of Romanians fear that they will not be able to maintain a comfortable standard of living after retirement, according to the Retail Banking Radar report, produced by the consulting company Kearney. Romania is thus above the European average (47%). According to the report, as quoted by Bursa.ro,...
Romania has signed a cooperation agreement with the Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation (OCCAR), marking the country’s first concrete step towards acquiring four combat corvettes through the European Multirole Corvette (EMC) programme, the Ministry of National Defence announced, as reported by
Tackling magistrates' pensions represents a milestone in the PNRR on which hundreds of millions of euros of funds depends on, and it is also a major social problem due to the social sense of injustice it creates, prime minister Ilie Bolojan told B1 TV news channel, expressing his hope that...
The average monthly volume of consumer loans in Romania increased by 11.4% y/y in January-August this year compared to 2024, after a sharp 63% y/y surge last year, according to data from the National Bank of Romania (BNR). The slowdown, visible in the mortgage lending as well (although the refinancing obscures the volume of new […]
Romania’s digitalization efforts remain blocked despite having one of Europe’s strongest and most affordable internet infrastructures, as public digital services are fragmented and inefficient, according to a study released by the Edge Institute. The analysis, carried out in collaboration with several experts from Estonia - widely regarded as a model for digital administration - concludes […]
