As Romania prepares for a new election cycle, understanding the president's role is important. From foreign policy to national security, the head of state plays a crucial part in shaping the country's direction - even within a system where executive power is shared with the government. Find below a short guide to the Romanian president's main role and responsibilities.
The president of Romania mainly plays a key role in representing...
Sibiu, a popular city in Romania’s central region of Transylvania, is set to host the first edition of the Sibiu Wine Festival, bringing together 25 top wineries and importers from Romania and Moldova, along with more than 200 wines from around the world. The event will take place on May 24–25 at the Hall of […]
CashClub, a Romanian loyalty platform that rewards users with financial benefits for every online purchase made from its network of partner stores, has launched an equity crowdfunding campaign on SeedBlink. The funds raised will go toward the platform’s tech development, expanding its partner network, and attracting new users. The company is offering 10% of its […]
The British School of Bucharest (BSB) invites parents of children aged 2 to 4 years to join ‘Early Years Explorers’, a fun programme that fosters early learning through play. It is open to both children not yet enrolled at BSB and those who will be joining for the first time next year. The sessions will […]
With just days to go before Romania’s presidential elections, a new MKOR study shows an unpredictable and tense race. George Simion, the leader of far-right party AUR, remains the frontrunner in the first round, but the number of undecided voters has grown, and voter turnout is expected to drop. The results suggest that the outcome […]
Romania’s energy minister, Sebastian Burduja, issued a call for calm on Monday, April 28, after major power outages left Spain and parts of Portugal without electricity. Burduja, a visible member of the Romanian executive, gave assurances that Romania is not likely to experience similar outages. “In the context of the major power outages in Spain […]
Official figures reveal a dramatic increase in the number of Romanians accessing student loans in the UK, from 5,000 a decade ago to 84,000 in the last academic year, meaning that "a staggering 15% of Romanians in the UK are currently benefiting from student loans," according to
