High Court of Cassation and Justice (ICCJ) decided on Monday that public assemblies must be previously declared when they are going to be held in squares or on public roads, or in other places that are in the vicinity of the premises or buildings of legal persons of public or private interest. The decision is mandatory. Thus, the magistrates of the Supreme Court admitted the appeal in the interest of the law submitted by the Leading College of the Bucharest Court of Appeal. In July the Managing Committee of the Bucharest Court of Appeal notified ICCJ of an inconsistent practice in courts regarding the interpretation of the provisions of Art. 3 of Law No. 60/1991 on the organization and running of public gatherings, specifically of the phrase “taking place outside of or within the precincts of premises or seats of public or private legal entities.” Most of the courts under the jurisdiction of the Bucharest Court of Appeal considered that the gatherings taking place at a public venue – public road, carriageway, sidewalk, public square, or a location outside the premises of public or private legal entities do not need to be declared.
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Romania will celebrate its National Day on December 1 with a large military parade in Bucharest featuring Romanian and allied troops. The event will also showcase an extensive display of military equipment and aircraft at the Arch of Triumph. More than 2,900 servicemembers and specialists from the Ministry of National Defense, Interior Ministry, Romanian Intelligence […]
Romania’s leading bank, Banca Transilvania, announced the successful completion of its first AT1 (Additional Tier 1) bond issuance on the Dublin Stock Exchange. The final volume of subscribed orders reached over EUR 2.65 billion, representing an oversubscription 5.3 times higher than the amount BT intended to raise. More than 180 investors, a record in Banca […]
During the Executive Committee meeting on Thursday, November 20, the Romanian Gymnastics Federation decided to dissolve the national teams after a series of public accusations of harassment. The accusations are not new. At the end of October, upon returning to the country after the World Gymnastics Championships in Jakarta, 23-year-old athlete Denisa Golgotă revealed that […]
Chinese electronic giant Xiaomi has opened its first physical store in Romania as part of a broader strategy to strengthen its presence on the local market, with additional retail expansion planned for 2026. The new Xiaomi Store, located in Bucharest’s ParkLake Shopping Center, is the company’s first directly operated retail space in the country and […]
Romania will introduce new penalties for retailers that refuse to replace defective products, under a new law recently promulgated by president Nicușor Dan. The measure requires traders to provide a replacement within 30 days when customers report that a purchased item is faulty, whether the purchase was made in-store or online. The retailers that fail […]
Romanian saber fencer Vlad Covaliu was named the best in the world in the junior category for the second consecutive year, according to a press release from Bucharest-based CS Dinamo. The winners of the 2024–2025 World Cup were awarded over the weekend at the International Fencing Federation 2025 Congress held in Manama, the capital of […]
