The democrat-liberals Anca Boagiu, Valeriu Tabara, Gheorghe Ialomitianu, Ioan Nelu Botis, Ion Ariton and Valerian Vreme were sworn in on Friday as ministers [... more]
Half of about 50,000 members of the National Police Union are decided to cease their activity in the upcoming period, unsatisfied by the decrease of salaries [... more]
Romanians who gain income from freelance activities will pay, starting with 2011, social security contributions of at least 25.36% up to 35% of their income, [... more]
Romania’s new Economy Minister, Ion Ariton, was investigated in 2003 for actionable negligence and forgery by current Prosecutor General Codruta Kovesi, [... more]
The Court of Appeals in Romania’s capital Bucharest ruled Friday in favor of placing twelve suspects in a real-estate fraud case under one-month preventive [... more]
Over 100,000 unionists with the Romanian Federation of Free Unions in Education (FSLI), which mainly represents teaching staff, plan to sue the Education [... more]
US Embassy to Bucharest will be closed on Monday, September 6 to celebrate Labor Day. The American diplomatic mission announced that it will resume activity on [... more]
Romania’s new economy minister, Ion Ariton, said Friday in his first press conference as minister, that he will continue the programs started by the [... more]
Giulesti Maternity neonatology chief Adrian Toma is officially under investigation by the Bucharest Higher Court of Justice prosecutors, the Health ministry [... more]
Romania’s former Agriculture Minister Mihail Dumitru on Friday was appointed head of the presidential committee of public policies for the development of [... more]
I did not expect this job, I thought Sebastian Vladescu will not be changed but I consider myself suited, otherwise I would not have taken this job, the new [... more]
All those six ministers of the Boc excutive - Ion Ariton (Economy), Gheorghe Ialomitianu (Finances), Ioan BotisIoan Botis (Labor), Anca Boagiu (Transports), [... more]
Romania’s six new ministers were sworn in Friday before the President, with the heads of Parliament and the remaining members of the Cabinet in [... more]
Romanian July retail sales declined at the fastest pace in the EU, namely 10.5% on the month, while throughout the EU retail sales inched up 0.1% on the month, [... more]
15 cases of infection with the West Nile virus were confirmed in Romania by Friday morning, according to data announced by the Health Ministry. Most cases were [... more]
Romanian prosecutors Friday started criminal investigations against neonatologist Adrian Ion Toma on charges of negligence, in the case involving a fire at the [... more]
All six new ministers selected in government reshuffling talks on Thursday were sworn in at noon on Friday: Ion Ariton (Economy minister), Gheorghe [... more]
The condition of the newborns injured in the August 16 fire in a Bucharest maternity hospital is unchanged from previous days, with one baby in critical state [... more]
Romania has confirmed eight new infections with the mosquito-borne West Nile virus, taking the total number of confirmed infections to 15, of which two elderly [... more]
Romanian President Traian Basescu Friday signed the decrees dismissing the economy, finance, labor, agriculture, communications and transport ministers, as well [... more]
Volksbank Romania President, Johann Lurf will receive representatives of the unsatisfied clients today, in an attempt to counter the plans of the clients to sue [... more]
Over 30 gypsies from Romania living in illegal camps in Madrid's outskirts might be expelled if their penal files, opened by the local police, are [... more]
All newspapers on Friday read about the governmental reshuffling and the next steps. Newspapers also reveal more about the new ministers proposed by PM Boc. [... more]
The government reshuffle was much greater in scope than expected, both in terms of the value of the portfolios debated and of the powerful political positions [... more]
Romania needs to improve its credibility after the political turmoil surrounding the reshuffling, with the new Government in turn needing to build its policies [... more]
The Boromir group in Râmnicu Vâlcea, leader of the Romanian bakery market, will be left with three companies out of ten following a shareholder decision to [... more]
While the outlook of euro adoption around 2015 is ever more uncertain, economists state the advantage of having our own currency, for which the Romanian elite [... more]
Hilton chain has affiliated Bucharest City Hotel four-star hotel (the former Tulip Inn), which operates 88 rooms and is controlled by Lebanese-born Raafat [... more]
New loans became more expensive in July, both RON and euro-denominated ones, for the second consecutive month, although bankers are complaining of a lack of [... more]
Sherif Ussama, the general manager of Blue Air low-cost airline, is getting ready to lay off pilots and flight attendants, after having cancelled all domestic [... more]