Romanian president heads to Germany, to discuss Schengen
Romanian president Klaus Iohannis left for Berlin on February 25 on an official visit which is expected to have Romania’s Schengen
Read moreRomanian president Klaus Iohannis left for Berlin on February 25 on an official visit which is expected to have Romania’s Schengen
Read moreClose co-operation will make Bulgaria and Romania’s voice better heard in the region and the European Union, Bulgarian Foreign Minister
Read moreBulgaria is concerned about the lack of dialogue between the government and opposition in Macedonia and will find a way
Read moreMiron Mitrea, former Romanian minister of transport and once one of the strongmen of the ruling social-democratic party, was sentenced
Read moreElena Udrea, arguably the most famous woman in Romanian politics, was last night detained for 24 hours and taken into
Read moreRussia threatened to respond in kind to NATO’s February 5 decision to establish new command centres in six countries in
Read moreRomania wants to build a Dracula theme park in Transylvania, the head of the national tourism agency said, reviving an
Read moreRomania belongs to the Schengen area since the country fully fulfills all the accession technical criteria while all the other
Read moreThe European Commission said on January 28 that Romania has made continued progress since last year’s Co-operation and Verification Mechanism
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