On Tuesday, the National Audiovisual Council (CNA) has made a recommendation to the Romanian citizens to get their information "exclusively from official sources," in the context of the war in Ukraine."Wars are not just about weapons! Fake information is just as dangerous! Only get information from official sources," CNA urges.The recommendation was voted unanimously and will be circulated locally, regionally and nationally for six months.Cristina Pocora, head of the CNA, called on the institution's inspectors "to ask local broadcasters to pay more attention to this message and also to all the recommendations given during this period" for this is "a complicated period."On Monday, the National Audiovisual Council announced that it has started checks on service distributors in the territory to ensure that no stations in the Russian Federation are broadcast in our country."The National Audiovisual Council, in its capacity as guarantor of the public interest in the field of audiovisual communication, informs that the station Russia Today is no longer broadcasting in Romania (...) The idea is to ensure that no station from the Russian Federation retransmits news on the Romanian territory," specified the CNA, in a press release.Government spokesman Dan Carbunaru said on Monday that several sites that "were spreading fake news in the context of the crisis in Ukraine" had been shut down or were about to be shut down.
Stanford professor and psychiatrist Dr. Anna Lembke, one of the most influential international voices in the field of addiction and mental health, will speak in Bucharest about digital dependency, burnout, and the attention crisis in the business environment at Impact Bucharest 2026. Lembke, the author of the global bestseller Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the […]
Bucharest’s flexible office market expanded strongly in 2025, with new deliveries tripling year-on-year and total stock reaching 74,000 sqm across 48 locations. The segment now accounts for more than 2% of the city’s modern office inventory, according to data released by real estate services firm iO Partners. Total flex supply grew by 8.1% compared with […]
Starting July 1, Romania will take over the rotating presidency of the South-East European Cooperation Process from Bulgaria until June 30, 2027. According to a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Romania’s mandate will last one year and will be officially taken over at the SEECP Summit in Sofia, scheduled for June 2026. The institution […]
Bosch has appointed Dan Lăzărescu as director of its Engineering Center in Cluj, effective January 2026, in addition to his role as the group’s representative in Romania. The move marks a strategic step aimed at strengthening synergies between Bosch’s Romanian divisions, the company said. Lăzărescu, who has served as general manager of Robert Bosch S.R.L. […]
Romanians will be able to call 112 via video call and will be found much more easily thanks to a new, highly performant location system, implemented for the first time in Europe. The new system, called Next Generation 112, is based on network information, ILD, and determined location information. It will allow faster call handling, […]
A new analysis showed a sharp decline in the number of Romanian students enrolled at UK universities, with figures dropping by 73% over the past three academic years. In 2024-2025, 2,435 Romanian students were studying in the United Kingdom, compared to 8,915 in 2021-2022 - a decrease of 6,480 students. The downturn follows the UK’s […]
