The natural increase of the Romanian population continued to be negative in March 2025, with a minus of 11,150 people, an increase compared to March 2024, when the negative increase was 8,982 people, according to data published on Monday by the National Institute of Statistics (INS).According to official statistics, in the reference period, the number of birth certificates for live births decreased by 0.5%, while the number of death certificates increased by 10.9%, and that for children under one year of age who died was 16 higher.In March 2025, 10,560 people died in urban areas (5,390 men and 5,170 women), and 11,010 people died in rural areas (5,669 men and 5,341 women). The number of death certificates registered was 21,570, an increase of 4.5% compared to the previous month (+4.2% men and +4.8% women).According to the same source, compared to the same month in 2024, the number of registered deaths increased by 9.5% in urban areas (+7.6% for men and +11.4% for women) and by 12.3% in rural areas (+9.7% for men and +15.3% for women).INS data also reveal that, at a comparative level between March and February 2025, birth certificates for 10,420 children were recorded, an increase of 334 (+3.3%). At the same time, the number of death certificates registered for children under one year of age was 83, in the analyzed interval, an increase of 20.In March this year, 42% of the total number of deaths was recorded in people aged 80 and over, 27.4% in those aged 70-79, and 17% in people aged 60-69. At the opposite pole, the fewest deaths were registered in the age groups 0-4 years (98), 5-19 years (49) and 20-29 years (78).In terms of marriage and divorce, in March 2025, 4,441 marriages were recorded at civil status offices, while the number of divorces pronounced by final court decisions and by the agreement of the spouses (administratively or through notarial procedure) was 1,652.
Radisson Blu Hotel, Bucharest, Romania’s largest five-star hospitality complex and a flagship property within the Radisson Hotels portfolio, has been recognized with multiple international and national awards, underscoring its continued commitment to excellence, innovation, and guest satisfaction. At the 32nd Annual World Travel Awards – Europe Gala Ceremony, held in Sardinia, Italy, Radisson Blu Hotel, […]
The public is invited to discover a spectacular festive concept inspired by the charm of the Victorian era Corinthia Grand Hotel du Boulevard will officially start the winter holiday season, lighting up Bucharest’s first Christmas decorations on 24 November at 7:00 PM, symbolically marking the opening scene of the city’s festive celebrations. The hotel transforms into […]
The office building of the former tire manufacturer Banloc-Goodrich in central Bucharest will be demolished for the construction of the Holocaust Museum, Profit.ro reported. The investment, valued at EUR 54.2 million, is partly covered by the EU-backed Recovery and Resilience...
One United Properties (BVB: ONE), Romania’s leading green developer of residential, mixed-use, and office real estate, recorded a turnover of 236.3 million euros in the first nine months of 2025, up 13% year-on-year (YoY), and a gross profit of 84.8 million euros, up 20% YoY, while the net profit stood at 70.3 million euros, up […]
Famed Romanian composer Horia Moculescu died on Wednesday, November 12, at the age of 88. The composer, pianist, and performer was born on March 18, 1937, in Râmnicu-Vâlcea. At the age of six, he learned to play the accordion. He attended secondary school in Turda at the Boys’ High School (now the “Mihai Viteazul” National […]
Romanians shift priorities: Health, Culture, and Hobbies take the lead, while Fashion and Home&Deco lose ground to low-cost non-EU commerce Black Friday 2025 marks a turning point for Romanian eCommerce. After two years of stagnation, the day recorded a +10% increase in the number of transactions, while the overall campaign week saw a +20% rise […]
