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Romanian and U.S. flags face off with a bold “TARIFFS” sign between them, symbolising rising trade tensions and political friction.
Romania begins a historic presidential election rerun after 2024’s annulled vote, with key candidates battling for control of the country’s future direction.
Energy prices in Cluj-Napoca are expected to surge from July 2025 as government caps expire, while Electrica Furnizare faces fresh billing scandals and consumer outrage.
Romania’s electoral crisis deepens as far-right candidate Călin Georgescu is barred from the presidential race, sparking protests and political controversy ahead of the May election.
Romania faces political uncertainty after President Iohannis’s resignation, following election annulment due to Russian interference. A coalition government struggles to restore stability amid rising tensions.
As reckless driving dominates headlines in Cluj-Napoca, Romania’s fixed speed cameras offer hope for stricter traffic enforcement.
Romania’s Constitutional Court has annulled the first round of presidential elections, citing fairness concerns and ordering a complete restart of the electoral process.
The results of Romania’s 2024 parliamentary elections reveal a fragmented political landscape.
Romania will join the Schengen Area on January 1, 2025, ending border checks and enabling seamless travel and trade across Europe.
Romania faces a pivotal choice in its presidential runoff: a nationalist agenda with Călin Georgescu or a pro-European vision with Elena Lasconi.
9 years on, Residents of Cluj-Napoca gather to honour Colectiv victims, marking a decade since the tragedy and renewing calls for safety and accountability across Romania.
Moldovans in Cluj rallied at Union Square, waving flags and chanting for Moldova’s European future, supporting Maia Sandu’s re-election and continued EU integration efforts.
Romania launches a new platform to report aggressive driving, aiming to tackle the EU’s highest road fatality rate and promote safer driving practices.
Romania’s inflation tops EU charts at 5.8% in July, as Cluj feels the squeeze with notable hikes in real estate and consumer goods.
Deposit-Return System: A saga of non-functional machines and retailers avoiding responsibility. Recycling made impossibly frustrating.
The European Commission’s 2024 Convergence Report outlines Romania’s significant hurdles in meeting the EU’s economic criteria for euro adoption.
Romania enacts Law 406/2023, requiring all registered businesses to accept non-cash payments, enhancing financial security and promoting economic inclusivity from June 16, 2024.
Eurocities 2024 in Cluj-Napoca kicked off today, focusing on sustainability and innovation, bringing together European city leaders to address urban challenges.
Groundbreaking for the Cluj Regional Emergency Hospital marks a historic step in enhancing healthcare infrastructure, expected to be completed by 2027.
Several workers from Asia and Africa report widespread job scams in Romania, highlighting serious issues in employment regulation and recruitment, including exploitation of sex workers.
Romania to enforce a 70% tax on undeclared rental income starting 1 July 2024, targeting property owners evading tax obligations.
Romania seeks new military recruits and expands NATO base, enhancing its defence forces in response to Eastern European security concerns
In Cluj-Napoca, high home ownership contrasts stark rental affordability issues, exacerbated by demand from locals and foreigners alike, challenging the city’s inclusivity and economic diversity.
Amid allegations of illegal billing, Electrica Furnizare faces mounting outrage for overestimated bills and flawed tiered pricing, leaving consumers demanding justice and transparency.
In a move towards public health and sustainability, a new law mandates free tap water in restaurants, cafeterias, and catering services, enhancing customer service.
Cluj-Napoca’s road safety crisis deepens, with rampant traffic law violations and a glaring lack of enforcement measures, putting all road users at risk.
Two years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Cluj-Napoca’s Ukrainian community and supporters gathered in solemn commemoration of this tragic anniversary.
Romania and Bulgaria to enter Schengen Area, marking significant European integration milestone in March 2024
Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca leads Romanian universities in the 2024 Times Higher Education rankings, with notable improvements and increased representation.
Romania’s new import restrictions on Ukrainian sugar and flour pose significant economic challenges for Ukraine, impacting its vital agricultural exports amid crisis.
The aurora borealis graced Romania’s skies in a rare spectacle, following a notable solar eruption
Romania’s new fiscal measures spark concern and debate amongst private sector entities, with significant tax alterations set to impact businesses and individuals alike
In a harrowing incident in Crevedia, two lives were lost and dozens injured in explosions at a GPL station, casting a spotlight on regulatory oversights in Romania
The Romanian government is set to receive a €400 million payment from European funds as reimbursement for its humanitarian aid to Ukrainian refugees amid the ongoing conflict.
The Romanian government recently took a significant step by endorsing an emergency ordinance aimed at regulating the prices of staple food items for a temporary period
Romania Implements ‘Anastasia Law’ to Address Reckless Driving and Road Fatalities.
This major event is a pioneering initiative in Romania and will showcase how national and international businesses can thrive with the help of international women.
Romania has some of the most dangerous roads in Europe, with the highest road fatalities across the EU/EEA, according to recent statistics. The country has been grappling with this problem for years, and despite various initiatives and measures taken by the government, the issue persists.
Cluj-Napoca Mayor, Emil Bloc, participated on Euronews’ “Brussels, My Love” speaking about a range of topics from how to “go green” to how the Ukraine war has shaped cities across Europe.
Update 14.02.2023, 15:16:53 (Romanian time): a significant earthquake with a magnitude of ML 5.7, occurred in OLTENIA, GORJ, at a depth of 40 km. The
The long awaiting approval for the metropolitan belt, aimed at reducing traffic which needs to pass through the city, has finally been received from the government.
Only the Romanian “Buletin” is accepted s part of the new identity verification system being implemented by Banca Transilvania.
Ride sharing service “FREE NOW” which took over from Romanian startup company “Clever” has announced that they will end their activity in Romania from September
The temperature in Cluj-Napoca is forecasted to hit 39°C on Saturday and Sunday, sparking concerns for health and fire safety.
COVID-19 Cases in Cluj-Napoca and across Romania have seen a sharp rise over the past weeks.
Following the adoption of the new NATO Strategic Concept, Romanian President, Klaus Iohannis informed that Romania has fulfilled all of its objectives during this summit.
Romania is currently experiencing a heatwave, with temperatures reaching up to 40°C in the shade, in some areas of the country.
After a wave of vegetation fires across the country, the Romanian Government have passed an emergency ordinance, to increase the value of fines for the burning or burying of waste.
The Government are planning to close vaccination centres with vaccines only being available through family doctors from July 1st.
On March 23rd, 2022, the Romanian Government approved an emergency ordinance which would allow the provision of financial assistance to Romanians hosting Ukrainian refugees.
The Romanian Government announced the changing of restrictions following the end of the “State of Alert”.
a press statement held on March 4th, 2022, President Klaus Iohannis announced that the Romanian authorities will not extend the “state of alert” beyond March 8th, 2022. The impact of this change is yet to be announced.
Cluj-Napoca Mayor spoke at the European Summit held in the French city of Marseille. During his speech, he highlights the challenges that bordering countries experience as a result of the conflict in Ukraine.
A military operation in Ukraine was announced by Russian president. Learn more about Romania’s role in the crisis.
Yesterday, January 31st, 2022, the Romanian Government changed a number of the rules applied to people entering the country in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fast fashion retail brand, Primark, have announced plans to open their first store in Romania, in Bucharest at the ParkLake Shopping Centre.
The incidence rate in Cluj-Napoca has reached 11.77/1000 in just 17 days, the highest infection rate in the country and higher than the peak of the 3rd wave
Today CNSU (The National Emergency Committee) have decided to introduce new measures aimed at limiting the spread of the 5th COVID-19 wave.
Health Minister, Alexandru Rafila has suggested that COVID-19 infections will accelerate around the middle of January and that the 5th wave, fuelled by the Omicron variant.
The Romanian Government Coalition leaders decided on Wednesday, (December 22nd, 2021), that they will promote a draft law which will require employees to have a COVID-19 electronic certificate at the workplaces.
Romanian and U.S. flags face off with a bold “TARIFFS” sign between them, symbolising rising trade tensions and political friction.
Romania begins a historic presidential election rerun after 2024’s annulled vote, with key candidates battling for control of the country’s future direction.
Energy prices in Cluj-Napoca are expected to surge from July 2025 as government caps expire, while Electrica Furnizare faces fresh billing scandals and consumer outrage.
Romania’s electoral crisis deepens as far-right candidate Călin Georgescu is barred from the presidential race, sparking protests and political controversy ahead of the May election.
Romania faces political uncertainty after President Iohannis’s resignation, following election annulment due to Russian interference. A coalition government struggles to restore stability amid rising tensions.
As reckless driving dominates headlines in Cluj-Napoca, Romania’s fixed speed cameras offer hope for stricter traffic enforcement.
Romania’s Constitutional Court has annulled the first round of presidential elections, citing fairness concerns and ordering a complete restart of the electoral process.
The results of Romania’s 2024 parliamentary elections reveal a fragmented political landscape.
Romania will join the Schengen Area on January 1, 2025, ending border checks and enabling seamless travel and trade across Europe.
Romania faces a pivotal choice in its presidential runoff: a nationalist agenda with Călin Georgescu or a pro-European vision with Elena Lasconi.
9 years on, Residents of Cluj-Napoca gather to honour Colectiv victims, marking a decade since the tragedy and renewing calls for safety and accountability across Romania.
Moldovans in Cluj rallied at Union Square, waving flags and chanting for Moldova’s European future, supporting Maia Sandu’s re-election and continued EU integration efforts.
Romania launches a new platform to report aggressive driving, aiming to tackle the EU’s highest road fatality rate and promote safer driving practices.
Romania’s inflation tops EU charts at 5.8% in July, as Cluj feels the squeeze with notable hikes in real estate and consumer goods.
Deposit-Return System: A saga of non-functional machines and retailers avoiding responsibility. Recycling made impossibly frustrating.
The European Commission’s 2024 Convergence Report outlines Romania’s significant hurdles in meeting the EU’s economic criteria for euro adoption.
Romania enacts Law 406/2023, requiring all registered businesses to accept non-cash payments, enhancing financial security and promoting economic inclusivity from June 16, 2024.
Eurocities 2024 in Cluj-Napoca kicked off today, focusing on sustainability and innovation, bringing together European city leaders to address urban challenges.
Groundbreaking for the Cluj Regional Emergency Hospital marks a historic step in enhancing healthcare infrastructure, expected to be completed by 2027.
Several workers from Asia and Africa report widespread job scams in Romania, highlighting serious issues in employment regulation and recruitment, including exploitation of sex workers.
Romania to enforce a 70% tax on undeclared rental income starting 1 July 2024, targeting property owners evading tax obligations.
Romania seeks new military recruits and expands NATO base, enhancing its defence forces in response to Eastern European security concerns
In Cluj-Napoca, high home ownership contrasts stark rental affordability issues, exacerbated by demand from locals and foreigners alike, challenging the city’s inclusivity and economic diversity.
Amid allegations of illegal billing, Electrica Furnizare faces mounting outrage for overestimated bills and flawed tiered pricing, leaving consumers demanding justice and transparency.
In a move towards public health and sustainability, a new law mandates free tap water in restaurants, cafeterias, and catering services, enhancing customer service.
Cluj-Napoca’s road safety crisis deepens, with rampant traffic law violations and a glaring lack of enforcement measures, putting all road users at risk.
Two years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Cluj-Napoca’s Ukrainian community and supporters gathered in solemn commemoration of this tragic anniversary.
Romania and Bulgaria to enter Schengen Area, marking significant European integration milestone in March 2024
Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca leads Romanian universities in the 2024 Times Higher Education rankings, with notable improvements and increased representation.
Romania’s new import restrictions on Ukrainian sugar and flour pose significant economic challenges for Ukraine, impacting its vital agricultural exports amid crisis.
The aurora borealis graced Romania’s skies in a rare spectacle, following a notable solar eruption
Romania’s new fiscal measures spark concern and debate amongst private sector entities, with significant tax alterations set to impact businesses and individuals alike
In a harrowing incident in Crevedia, two lives were lost and dozens injured in explosions at a GPL station, casting a spotlight on regulatory oversights in Romania
The Romanian government is set to receive a €400 million payment from European funds as reimbursement for its humanitarian aid to Ukrainian refugees amid the ongoing conflict.
The Romanian government recently took a significant step by endorsing an emergency ordinance aimed at regulating the prices of staple food items for a temporary period
Romania Implements ‘Anastasia Law’ to Address Reckless Driving and Road Fatalities.
This major event is a pioneering initiative in Romania and will showcase how national and international businesses can thrive with the help of international women.
Romania has some of the most dangerous roads in Europe, with the highest road fatalities across the EU/EEA, according to recent statistics. The country has been grappling with this problem for years, and despite various initiatives and measures taken by the government, the issue persists.
Cluj-Napoca Mayor, Emil Bloc, participated on Euronews’ “Brussels, My Love” speaking about a range of topics from how to “go green” to how the Ukraine war has shaped cities across Europe.
Update 14.02.2023, 15:16:53 (Romanian time): a significant earthquake with a magnitude of ML 5.7, occurred in OLTENIA, GORJ, at a depth of 40 km. The
The long awaiting approval for the metropolitan belt, aimed at reducing traffic which needs to pass through the city, has finally been received from the government.
Only the Romanian “Buletin” is accepted s part of the new identity verification system being implemented by Banca Transilvania.
Ride sharing service “FREE NOW” which took over from Romanian startup company “Clever” has announced that they will end their activity in Romania from September
The temperature in Cluj-Napoca is forecasted to hit 39°C on Saturday and Sunday, sparking concerns for health and fire safety.
COVID-19 Cases in Cluj-Napoca and across Romania have seen a sharp rise over the past weeks.
Following the adoption of the new NATO Strategic Concept, Romanian President, Klaus Iohannis informed that Romania has fulfilled all of its objectives during this summit.
Romania is currently experiencing a heatwave, with temperatures reaching up to 40°C in the shade, in some areas of the country.
After a wave of vegetation fires across the country, the Romanian Government have passed an emergency ordinance, to increase the value of fines for the burning or burying of waste.
The Government are planning to close vaccination centres with vaccines only being available through family doctors from July 1st.
On March 23rd, 2022, the Romanian Government approved an emergency ordinance which would allow the provision of financial assistance to Romanians hosting Ukrainian refugees.
The Romanian Government announced the changing of restrictions following the end of the “State of Alert”.
a press statement held on March 4th, 2022, President Klaus Iohannis announced that the Romanian authorities will not extend the “state of alert” beyond March 8th, 2022. The impact of this change is yet to be announced.
Cluj-Napoca Mayor spoke at the European Summit held in the French city of Marseille. During his speech, he highlights the challenges that bordering countries experience as a result of the conflict in Ukraine.
A military operation in Ukraine was announced by Russian president. Learn more about Romania’s role in the crisis.
Yesterday, January 31st, 2022, the Romanian Government changed a number of the rules applied to people entering the country in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fast fashion retail brand, Primark, have announced plans to open their first store in Romania, in Bucharest at the ParkLake Shopping Centre.
The incidence rate in Cluj-Napoca has reached 11.77/1000 in just 17 days, the highest infection rate in the country and higher than the peak of the 3rd wave
Today CNSU (The National Emergency Committee) have decided to introduce new measures aimed at limiting the spread of the 5th COVID-19 wave.
Health Minister, Alexandru Rafila has suggested that COVID-19 infections will accelerate around the middle of January and that the 5th wave, fuelled by the Omicron variant.
The Romanian Government Coalition leaders decided on Wednesday, (December 22nd, 2021), that they will promote a draft law which will require employees to have a COVID-19 electronic certificate at the workplaces.