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.
Bulgaria is in talks with the EU to transfer Covid patients to other member states due to a hospital-bed shortage, with hospitals and morgues in Romania also said to be at breaking point. There were currently more than 20 million people infected in eastern Europe, including Russia and Ukraine, according to a Reuters tally. "We […]
Stéphane Séjourné will helm the European Parliament's third-largest group, leaving MEPs wondering if he will be able to distance himself from the powerful French leader.
The National Museum of Art of Romania (MNAR) on Monday, October 25 will open for visit the Historical Spaces of the Royal Palace, between 10:00 and 18:00, on the 100th anniversary of the birth of King Mihai I.The public will be able to visit the Royal Dining Room, the Stairs of the Voivodes, the Throne […]
Three out of ten Romanians have credit cards, Finzoom concluded, based on a survey conducted online in Romania. In fact, due to the sample that apparently includes only part of those visiting Finzoom.ro website, the conclusion should be taken with a grain of salt since it is not relevant for the entire population of the country. […]
of the biggest banks - but when it comes to insurer country's supremacy in the region is not that robust. There's no Romanian insurer among the biggest seven regional players (not counting bankrupt City Insurance) that come from the tiny markets of Slovenia and Croatia. Automobile Dacia leads for the 7th consecutive year in […]
The rating agency Fitch reconfirmed Friday, October 22, 2021, the sovereign rating related to the government debt of Romania to the BBB- for the long-term debt in foreign currency and the negative outlook. "The agency's decision represents a signal for Romania to continue at a sustained pace the fiscal-budgetary policies, the reform and investment […]