The leader of Romania's main opposition party, the Social Democrats (PSD), spoke kindly of the country's National Anti-corruption Department (DNA) in an interview with HotNews.ro. PSD leader Victor Ponta, who's party had repeatedly claimed the DNA has been acting politically at the current president Traian Basescu's order, changed the tone in the interview. He praised the DNA for starting to move against the top ranks of the "institutionalized corruption system" in the country.
The 22nd edition of the Bucharest International Film Festival – BIFF will present eight films in its International Competition section, seven of which will be screened in Romania for the first time. The only exception is the Romanian-Moldovan production The Circle by Valeriu Andriuță. The international competition includes Everytime, directed by Sandra Wollner; 17, by […]
The two parties backed each other’s candidates under a parliamentary cooperation agreement, according to media reports. The two positions became vacant following a ruling by the Constitutional Court. The two candidacies were approved by the joint bureaus of the two chambers of Parliament, News.ro...
Moldova’s Defence Ministry, cited by Deschide.md, said the Shahed entered Moldovan airspace at 16:20 from the direction of Slavianorebca in Ukraine and flew towards Bender, crossing the Transnistrian region. It then headed towards central Moldova, passing near Chisinau and disrupting the landing of several aircraft...
Dacia has sold 210,000 Spring electric cars since 2021, but has failed to fully benefit from the recent growth of the electric vehicle market in France, its most important market, Reuters reported, as quoted by Economedia.ro. ...
Despite some positive developments concerning water levels in the upper reaches and tributaries of the Danube, the forecast remains “reserved”, Bușoi said. “After September 15, we will make a new assessment, but we expect things to be possible only towards the end of September,” he said. Cernavodă NPP shut down its second reactor on August […]
According to a government statement, the discussions took place against the backdrop of Romania’s current political and economic situation and focused mainly on the evolution of public finances, the outlook for the budget deficit, the state’s financing costs, the absorption of European funds, and the need to continue fiscal consolidation and the reforms already under […]
