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BVB-listed Premier Energy to expand Romanian footprint with EUR 700 mln Evryo Group acquisition
Premier Energy Group (BVB: PE), a major energy player in Romania and Southeast Europe, announced the signing of an agreement to acquire Evryo Group from funds managed by Macquarie Asset Management. The deal is estimated at EUR 700 million and will see Premier consolidate its position in Romania by adding the electricity distribution component to…
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Bucharest Opera Festival promoted in Tokyo ahead of 2026 edition
The 2026 edition of the Bucharest Opera Festival will be officially launched in Tokyo through a special cultural event featuring a recital by Romanian artists and a documentary screening. The event, organized by the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tokyo in partnership with the National Opera Bucharest and the Romanian Embassy, will take place on May…
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CEO of weapons manufacturer Sig Sauer visits Romania to open talks with local contractors
Ron Cohen, Chief Executive Officer of Sig Sauer, the largest supplier of small arms and advanced defense solutions to the US Military, and manufacturer of the M8 rifle selected by the US Army under the Next Generation Squad Weapon program, visited Romania from April 14 to 16 to establish contacts with local producers. The CEO visited…
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Romanian music, crafts showcased at festival hosted by Săvârșin Royal Estate
The “Suflet de România” festival will return for its fourth edition on April 25-26 at the Săvârșin Royal Estate, bringing together traditional crafts, local producers, and live performances. The organizers said this will be the largest edition to date. The two-day event aims to recreate the atmosphere of the traditional Romanian village, featuring artisan workshops,…
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Romania’s women’s handball team to face Norway in group B of EHF 2026 European Championship
Romania’s national women’s handball team will face the representatives of Norway, Switzerland, and North Macedonia in preliminary Group B of the 2026 European Championship, which will take place between December 3 and 20. Norway, the reigning Olympic, world, and European champion, will be a difficult opponent for the Romanian team. The teams were drawn on…
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EC opens in-depth investigation into Romanian state aid for nuclear reactor refurbishment
The European Commission (EC) announced that it opened an in-depth investigation into Romania’s planned state aid for the refurbishment of Unit 1 at the Cernavodă nuclear power plant. The move follows preliminary concerns over whether the proposed support package complies with EU state aid rules. Romania notified the Commission in January 2026 of its plan…
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Billboards against C-sections on display in Bucharest spark criticism
Billboards that discourage cesarean sections were spotted in Bucharest in the last week, sparking widespread condemnation from civil society and doctors who point to a lack of scientific proof. The messages on the billboards claim that medically-assisted cesarean births “remove the vital process of natural birth.” The Romanian College of Physicians reacted to the campaign with…
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Bucharest City Hall launches free “Open Doors” weekend tours for the public
Bucharest City Hall announced the launch of a new “Open Doors” initiative, offering free guided tours of its historic headquarters every weekend. The program aims to give the public access to one of the capital’s landmark buildings and highlight its architectural and historical significance, the institution said. The tours are organized free of charge for…
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Poll says Romanian PM Ilie Bolojan enjoys three times higher support than PSD leader Sorin Grindeanu
Romania’s prime minister Ilie Bolojan enjoys significantly stronger public support than his main political challenger, Social Democrat (PSD) leader Sorin Grindeanu, according to a poll conducted by the Political Rating Agency for Digi24. Some 16.2% of respondents said they would prefer Bolojan as head of the executive, compared to just 4.7% backing Grindeanu – indicating…
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Romania’s president announces emerging political crisis
Romania’s president Nicusor Dan, in an interview for Europa FM on April 16, announced that “we are at the beginning of a political crisis” but stressed that the outcome, which he pledged not to influence, can only be shaped by the pro-European parties. The red line is nominating a prime minister for a would-be coalition…