The National Committee for Emergency Situations (CNSU) adopted, on Wednesday, Decision no. 80 which proposes the extension of the state of alert on the entire national territory, for a period of 30 days, starting October 10, 2021.According to a press release of the Government, Decision no. 80 also provides for the measures necessary to be applied in order to prevent and combat the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, while maintaining the measures adopted in Government Decision no. 932 of September 9, 2021, with subsequent amendments and completions. Minister of Interior Lucian Bode on Wednesday announced that the government is going to prolong the state of alert by 30 days."Yesterday we became an interim government. During this interim period, the government will only issue the necessary normative acts for the administration of public affairs. Today, the government will hold a meeting to adopt a government decision to prolong the state of alert by 30 days," Bode said at the MAI headquarters.
Romania has formally signed an intergovernmental agreement to acquire 18 F-16 fighter jets from the Netherlands, the Ministry of Defense announced on Monday, November 3. The aircraft, already stationed at the Fetești Air Base as part of the European F-16 Training Center (EFTC), will now become the property of the Romanian state and will be […]
Romania has 454 casinos, which places the country right after the United States, which hosts 2,147 such places and over 600 casino hotels, B1tv.ro reported. Bucharest ranks as the second city, after Las Vegas, in terms of the number of casinos per population....
The candidate of the National Liberal Party (PNL) for Bucharest general mayor, Ciprian Ciucu, is two percentage points ahead of Daniel Băluţă, the representative of the Social Democrats (PSD) in the race, seen so far as the preferred one, according to a survey commissioned by the Liberal Party and published by Cotidianul.ro, as reported by
Romania is nearing the conclusion of a "huge USD 30 billion" investment agreement with the United States covering nuclear, hydro, natural gas, and artificial intelligence-based technologies, energy minister Bogdan Ivan announced last week, according to Ziare.com and
Romania’s minister of economy Radu Miruță said on November 3 that a share of the funds allocated to the country under the European Commission’s Security Action For Europe (SAFE) programme could be used to revitalise the Mangalia shipyard and strengthen the country’s defence and transport infrastructure,
Spanish company Telefónica is considering the acquisition of Digi Communications (BVB: DIGI) of Romania, active at home but also on the markets of Italy and Spain, in a deal that could significantly change the European telecommunications market, according to Ziarul Financiar, citing Spanish publications...
