Romanian Minister of Environment, Waters and Forestry Cristiana Pasca Palmer was designated to represent the European Union at the negotiations on the adaptation to the climate changes to take place on the sidelines of the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the ministry said in a release on Tuesday. "It is an honour and also a great responsibility to represent the European Union, in Romania's name, at the negotiations targeting the adaptation to climate change, a topic of enhanced importance at this conference, as all the countries of the world are affected by the increasingly aggressive impact of climate change", the minister said. "Romania will make efforts to become, in the future, a resilient economy to the effects of the climate changes, with low carbon dioxide emissions, a green economy that integrates the climate policies and actions in a coherent manner, in order to ensure intelligent sustainable development", the release said.
Authorities in Romania have begun imposing fines for owners of bicycles and electric scooters who do not take out mandatory motor third-party liability insurance (RCA). The new rules have been applicable since November 13, but the Romanian Parliament granted a 30-day grace period until the application of sanctions, according to...
Art Safari will relocate to Amzei Square in central Bucharest in 2026, where it will operate under a new format titled Art Safari New Museum, following more than a decade of pop-up exhibitions hosted in historic buildings across the capital. After 12 years, 17 editions, and more than 1 million visitors, the exhibition platform will […]
In Romania, Christmas is more than holiday markets, decorated trees, and wrapped gifts. It's a season filled with old customs, lively rituals, and dishes that bring families together. One of the most popular Christmas traditions is caroling. Although traditions vary depending on the area, the ritual of going from house to house and singing carols […]
President Nicușor Dan said the “rule of law is not negotiable” and stressed that serious problems affecting the justice system can be resolved, as public concern grows following allegations of corruption highlighted in a recent investigative documentary by Recorder titled “Captured Judiciary.” People
Romanian authorities have reportedly confirmed an increase in “super flu” cases in December after the virus caused unprecedented problems in other European countries. In total, over 3,000 flu cases were reported in Romania in just the first week of December, double the number recorded in the previous week (1,504), Euronews Romania reported. The virus is […]
This autumn, a mature linden tree on the campus of the British School of Bucharest (BSB) was relocated to a new position within the school grounds to make space for the development of new sports facilities. The operation, supervised by two UK specialists from Ruskins Trees & Soil Biology Ltd, represents the first such relocation […]
