Tuesday, 29 September 2026 · Bucharest
Justice, education, healthcare, and how Romania lives
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The final ruling overturns an earlier decision that allowed Georgescu and businessman Ionel Rusen to remain free under judicial supervision.
Irina Marica · 29 Sept · 2 min read
Surprisingly, however, the country has a high share of graduates in STEM fields compared with the OECD average.
Radu Dumitrescu · 29 Sept · 2 min read
Roughly 40% of the food waste in the country was generated by households.
Radu Dumitrescu · 29 Sept · 2 min read
The company’s AI-powered glasses aim to give blind people an alternative form of guidance inspired by the work of guide dogs.
Irina Marica · 29 Sept · 1 min read
The tracked vehicles will strengthen the Romanian marines’ ability to operate in the Danube Delta and along the Black Sea coast.
Irina Marica · 29 Sept · 1 min read
The authorities were notified via 112 by a citizen who reported an object falling, followed by a fire that went out without causing material damage.
Radu Dumitrescu · 29 Sept · 1 min read
Romania’s Permanent Electoral Authority (AEP) has published a draft law aimed at shortening electoral procedures in the event of snap parliamentary elections, saying the changes are needed to ensure voting can take place within the constitutional deadline following the dissolution of Parliament.
iulian ernst · 29 Sept · 2 min read
The Romanian national team suffered its second Nations League defeat in as many matches after a difficult evening behind closed doors in Bucharest.
Irina Marica · 29 Sept · 2 min read
Three-quarters of the asprete found during this year’s survey were confined between an impassable concrete barrier and a malfunctioning wastewater treatment plant.
Irina Marica · 28 Sept · 5 min read
The leaders of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) and the far-right Alliance for the Union of Romanians Party (AUR), the two parties that backed the May no-confidence vote against the Ilie Bolojan government, said that they will not invest Siegfried Mureșan as prime minister.
Radu Dumitrescu · 28 Sept · 2 min read
The switch will move new road vignettes, route tickets, and distance-based heavy-vehicle tolls onto a single electronic system.
Irina Marica · 28 Sept · 2 min read
Last week, Wizz Air officially informed Craiova International Airport about a series of changes to its operating schedule starting in October, following the decision to relocate one of the two aircraft based in Craiova to another base in Europe.
Radu Dumitrescu · 28 Sept · 2 min read
