Romanian government OKs project on hydro-power station on Danube
The Romanian Government approved on March 20 2014 the creation of a joint Romanian-Bulgarian project company, which will supervise the
Read moreThe Romanian Government approved on March 20 2014 the creation of a joint Romanian-Bulgarian project company, which will supervise the
Read moreThe far-right and ultra-nationalist Hungarian party Jobbik will not accept the ban imposed by the Romanian government on two of
Read moreThe Romanian government named on March 17 four Hungarian far-right militants that they banned from entering the country after violent
Read moreThe development of natural gas interconnectors in the region was on the agenda at a meeting of the prime ministers
Read moreEight Romanian football bosses were given prison terms on March 4 2014 in one of the most high-profile trials in
Read moreRomania’s bicameral parliament approved on March 4 the government reshuffle triggered by the break-up of the country’s ruling coalition, with
Read moreApart from Russia, six countries border Ukraine – and as the crisis deepened with Russian military involvement, most expressed deep
Read moreRomanian PM Victor Ponta said on February 27 that there would no abrupt change in his government’s fiscal policies this
Read moreRomania’s National-Liberals decided to scrap their coalition agreement with the Social-Democrats and leave the government on February 25. The party’s
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