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No fewer than 81% of Romanians believe the country is heading the wrong way, survey says
Roughly 81% of Romanians believe the country is heading in the wrong way, according to an Avangarde poll conducted nationwide between June 9 and June 16. At the same time, 14% of respondents said the direction is a good one, while 5% were unsure or did not answer. Around 88% of the participants in the…
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Romanian startup theMarketer reaches 2,000 clients in 17 countries three years after launch
Romanian marketing automation platform theMarketer has grown from a local startup into an international player serving more than 2,000 companies across 17 countries, three years after its official launch. The company said it has generated cumulative revenue of more than EUR 5 million during this period. Founded by Rareș Bănescu and led by CEO Alina…
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Designer selected for second Giurgiu-Ruse bridge over the Danube
Romania has taken another step toward building a second bridge over the Danube between Giurgiu and Ruse, one of the country’s key cross-border infrastructure projects. The future bridge is planned as a dual-use road and rail connection linking Romania and Bulgaria. The National Road Infrastructure Administration Company (CNAIR) announced that EGIS Romania won the tender…
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Romanian PM-designate Adrian Veștea to submit team and ruling strategy to Parliament
Romania’s prime minister-designate Adrian Veștea is set to submit his proposed government programme and the list of ministers to Parliament on June 18, as he seeks to secure support for a new cabinet amid an ongoing political crisis, according to Agerpres. The latest form of the list of ministers, as published by G4media.ro, shows that many of…
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Business association warns Romania may lose 30%-70% of the EUR 11 bln RRF expected this year
Romania could lose between EUR 3 billion and EUR 7 billion in funding from the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) this year, depending on its ability to absorb the remaining resources, according to Paul Aparaschivei, executive director of the Concordia employers’ confederation, one of the country’s largest business associations, speaking to G4media.ro. Extreme weak…
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Romanian Liberal Party to hold decisive congress on June 21
Romania’s National Liberal Party (PNL) will hold an extraordinary congress on June 21 to address the political crisis triggered by the “hostile” appointment by president Nicusor Dan of the party’s first vice-president, Adrian Veştea, as prime minister-designate without the party leadership’s approval and the latter’s plans to form a government. In an earlier decision approved…
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Centre-right parties in Romania sketch alternatives to PSD-backed majority project
Leaders of Romania’s three centre-right parties still represented in the interim ruling coalition – the Liberal Party (PNL), reformist USR, and the Hungarian minority party UDMR – met on June 17 to coordinate their strategy as prime minister-designate Adrian Veștea faces increasing difficulties in assembling a parliamentary majority, according to Digi24. PNL leader Ilie Bolojan,…
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Romania’s electro-IT market contracts 9% y/y in Q1 amid delayed purchases
Romania’s electro-IT market declined by 9% y/y in the first quarter of 2026, marking broad-based weakness across telecom, electronics, IT, and home appliances, according to GfK Market Intelligence data cited by Amica Romania, part of Amica Group. The contraction placed Romania among the weakest-performing markets in Central and Eastern Europe, alongside Poland, in contrast with…
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Romania seeks to preserve recovery funds through capitalisation of state investment bank
Romania is negotiating with the European Commission over a plan to channel part of its remaining Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) resources into the state-owned Investment and Development Bank (BID), a move that could allow the funds to be used beyond the programme’s official end in August, according to Cursdeguvernare.ro. Interim minister of investments and…
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Romanian reformist party USR also says it will not support Adrian Veștea government
Save Romania Union (USR) unanimously decided on Wednesday, June 17, not to support the government proposed by prime minister-designate Adrian Veștea, arguing that the cabinet would be unable to deliver the reforms Romania needs. The party also tasked its leader, Dominic Fritz, with holding talks with other pro-European political forces and president Nicușor Dan to…