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‘When Violin Meets Guitar’ Romanian concert tour blends rock ballads with Vivaldi
A new Romanian concert tour titled “When Violin Meets Guitar” will bring together rock ballads and classical music in a crossover performance featuring violinist Natalia Pancec and guitarist Emilian Florentin Gheorghe. The show will stop in several major cities in the coming weeks. The show combines works by Vivaldi with music from bands such as…
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Collectors in Romania buy all artworks included in Darius Vâlcov auction
All artworks included in the Darius Vâlcov Collection were successfully sold at the auction organized by the Artmark auction house on Tuesday, February 17, in Bucharest. The event lasted nearly three hours and presented the public with 34 works, namely oil paintings, watercolors, gouaches, serigraphs, and drawings, an important ensemble of works with museum value.…
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Romanian PM meets Moody’s to discuss budget deficit reduction and economic outlook
Prime minister Ilie Bolojan met representatives of rating agency Moody’s on Thursday morning, February 19, as part of Romania’s periodic review of macroeconomic and fiscal developments, the government said. Finance minister Alexandru Nazare and State Treasury head Ștefan Nanu also attended the talks at Victoria Palace in Bucharest. During the discussions, the prime minister outlined…
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Romania included in group of EU countries set to receive EUR 28 bln to ease costs of Ukraine war
Romania is among the nine countries set to receive a funding package worth EUR 28 billion created by the European Union. The package is meant for states bordering Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus, in the context of the economic and security effects generated by the war in Ukraine, Euronews reported. Aside from Romania, Finland, Estonia, Latvia,…
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Grammy-nominated pianist Alfredo Rodríguez to headline Brașov Jazz & Blues Festival this summer
Cuban jazz pianist Alfredo Rodríguez will perform in Romania this summer as a headliner of the 2026 Brașov Jazz & Blues Festival, organizers said. The Grammy-nominated artist is scheduled to close the festival on August 16. Born in Havana in 1985, Rodríguez is known for blending contemporary jazz with Afro-Cuban rhythms and classical influences. His…
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SkyTower Bucharest secures new leases and extensions totaling over 9.000 square meters
Bucharest, 19 February 2026 – SkyTower Bucharest, an iconic city landmark, announces that over the last year it has secured new leases and extensions totaling more than 9,000 square metres of premium office space in Romania’s tallest building. During 2025, SkyTower has signed lease agreements and extensions covering approximately 9,000 square metres GLA, including both…
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Constantin Brâncuși Year: Art Safari New Museum announces “Brâncuși and His Muses” exhibition in Bucharest
Art Safari New Museum announced an exceptional exhibition dedicated to the great Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncuși on his birthday, February 19. The exhibition will be presented during the second season, which will take place between September 18 and December 20 in the new space in Amzei Square, in central Bucharest. The year 2026 is declared…
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Analysis: Engie and E.ON post profits, Electrica and PPC record losses in Romania’s energy market
Major energy suppliers in Romania reported mixed financial results, with Engie and E.ON Energie ending the year in profit while Electrica Furnizare and PPC Energie posted losses, according to financial analysis platform RisCo.ro. Engie Romania led the sector with revenue of RON 8.7 billion and a net profit of RON 890 million at its latest…
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Prime Kapital secures EUR 150 mln syndicated loan to refinance Mall Moldova in Romania
Prime Kapital has obtained a EUR 150 million syndicated loan to refinance Mall Moldova, one of Romania’s two super-regional shopping centers. The financing was structured by UniCredit Bank Romania as sole coordinator and joint arranger alongside Alpha Bank Greece. Each bank contributed EUR 75 million to the facility, supporting the mall that opened in April…
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Political normalisation pushes down Romania’s borrowing cost
Romania’s borrowing costs eased sharply after the Constitutional Court validated the reform of magistrates’ special pensions, a key milestone required by the European Union for the release of funds under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), Bloomberg reported. The improvement, however, reflects a broader easing of political tensions rather than the court ruling alone.…