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Western Romania: Sarmatian vestiges from 2nd century found on Timișoara Ring Road construction site
Several areas with Sarmatian vestiges dating from the 2nd or 3rd centuries have been found on the construction site of the future Western Ring Road of the municipality of Timișoara, western Romania. Archaeological clearance works are being carried out as a result of the finding, coordinated by a team of specialists. “Traces of habitation from…
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Slovakia interested in importing natural gas from Romania’s Neptun Deep project, PM says during visit
Slovakian prime minister Robert Fico was received on Friday, March 27, by the Romanian counterpart Ilie Bolojan and president Nicusor Dan in Bucharest. During the visit, the official said that Slovakia would be interested in buying natural gas extracted through Romania’s Neptun Deep project. Fico was first received by president Nicusor Dan on Friday morning.…
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AnimaWings launches direct Bucharest-London Gatwick route with full-service flights
Romanian airline AnimaWings has launched direct flights between Bucharest and London Gatwick Airport, marking the only direct connection between the Romanian capital and the UK’s second-busiest airport. The route began operations on March 22 and will run year-round. The flights are scheduled six times per week, excluding Saturdays, with a mix of morning and evening…
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Romanians increasingly turning toward electric cars amid fuel uncertainty, report says
Data from the major Romanian auto marketplace Autovit from the past month shows a visible shift in the preferences of car consumers in Romania, with growing interest in electric cars, against the backdrop of an economic and energy context marked by uncertainties. The platform’s analysis indicated an approximately 40% increase in demand for 100% electric…
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Romanian helicopter maker IAR Brașov proposes dividends with 9% net yield
The Board of Directors of Romanian helicopter producer IAR Brașov (BVB: IARV) plans to share 90% of the company’s net profit from 2025 with investors, resulting in a yield of around 9%. The company registered a 50% higher net profit in 2025 compared to 2024. The Board called for an Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders…
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Romanian infrastructure company Concelex appoints Radu Pițurlea as Chairman & CEO
Concelex, a leading Romanian infrastructure company, has completed its leadership succession process, with Radu Pițurlea assuming the role of Chairman & CEO from founder Daniel Pițurlea. The transition to the second generation of the Pițurlea family marks a new phase for the company, according to the press release. In recent years, Concelex has recorded steady…
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Romanians could receive alerts when energy use nears contract limits
Romanian consumers could receive real-time alerts when their electricity consumption approaches contract limits, under a proposal being prepared by the regulatory authority ANRE. The measure aims to help households better manage usage and avoid unexpectedly high bills, according to the agency’s president, George Niculescu. According to Niculescu, suppliers would be required to notify customers when…
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Romania’s Liberal PM excludes resignation or collaboration with far-right party AUR
Romanian prime minister and leader of the National Liberal Party, Ilie Bolojan, stated in a recent interview that he will not resign in the event of a motion of censure filed by coalition partners in the Social Democratic Party. He also ruled out an alliance with the far-right party Alliance for the Union of Romanians,…
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Two in three employees in Romania report higher workplace stress in 2026, study finds
Two out of three employees in Romania feel more stressed at work than last year, as economic and social pressures continue to rise, according to a new study by Reveal Marketing Research. The findings point to growing concerns around burnout and declining job satisfaction. Only 27% of employees feel happy and fulfilled at work, down…
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EPPO indicts eight in Romania over EUR 9 mln pandemic medical procurement fraud
Eight defendants have been indicted in Romania in connection with a EUR 9 million fraud involving EU funds used for protective medical equipment during the Covid-19 pandemic, the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) announced. The case targets a network accused of manipulating public procurement procedures to benefit selected suppliers. The EPPO said six individuals and two…