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Romanian telco giant Digi Communications proposes distribution of bonus shares
Digi Communications, a major telco company in Romania with branches in other countries, has proposed the distribution of bonus shares to its shareholders. The final decision on the proposal will be subject to a vote at the shareholders’ meeting on March 20. Under the proposal, Digi Communications would issue up to two new Class A…
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City Grill Group wins tender to operate café-bistro at Constanța Casino
City Grill Group has been selected as the winner of the public tender organized by Patrimoniu Constanța Litoral to operate a café-bistro inside the iconic Constanța Casino at the Romanian seaside. The decision follows the second bidding session, after the first procedure was canceled due to a single applicant. The future café-bistro will operate in…
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Romanian Prime Minister’s Chancellery cuts spending by nearly EUR 2 mln in 2025
The Chancellery of the Prime Minister announced savings of nearly RON 10 million in 2025 compared to the previous year, following an operational cost-efficiency program. Total spending was reduced by RON 9.97 million (around EUR 2 million), representing a 23.7% year-on-year decrease, with 84% of the savings generated during the six-month mandate of the new…
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Mathnasium Romania announces national expansion, new center in Bucharest
Mathnasium Romania, part of the largest international network of centers dedicated exclusively to mathematics, announced the launch of its national expansion on Wednesday, February 11, following the successful pilot center opened last year in the Aviatiei neighborhood of Bucharest. At the beginning of this month, the company inaugurated a new Mathnasium center in Bucharest’s Militari…
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Romania’s “royal town” Curtea de Argeș without potable water for the fourth consecutive month
Curtea de Argeș, the second capital of Wallachia in the 14th century and one of Romania’s most important and charming historic towns, has been without potable water for the fourth consecutive month. The situation followed a move by Hidroelectrica that caught the municipal water company, Aquaterm 98, by surprise. Aquaterm 98 has not upgraded its…
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Education without borders: how international schooling shapes future careers
Open Day at Internationale Deutsche Schule Bukarest on 7 March, starting at 10:00 International schooling is increasingly shaped by structured cooperation between national education systems rather than by isolated local models. For families and institutions operating across borders, continuity of curriculum and assessment has become a defining criterion when evaluating educational pathways. Within this framework,…
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Romania stands out as EU’s sole country that sees US president Trump in positive terms
In Romania, US president Donald Trump is perceived positively, recording a 10% net favorable rating, according to a survey conducted by Gallup International in 61 countries between October and December 2025 on the popularity of world political leaders. Romanians’ perception of Donald Trump, however, is in contrast to that of the rest of Europeans, according…
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Romanian Constitutional Court’s EUR 230 mln ruling on magistrates’ pensions in limbo
The ruling of the Romanian Constitutional Court (CCR) on the bill regulating magistrates’ pensions, referred by the High Court (ICCJ) and scheduled for February 11, remains uncertain since one of its nine members, Gheorghe Stan, reportedly announced paternal leave, according to Digi24. The ruling at this specific time is essential for a EUR 230 million…
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Romania’s automobile production down almost 7% y/y in January
The Romanian automotive industry started the year in the red, with car production being almost 7% lower in January 2026 compared to January 2025, according to data released on Tuesday, February 10, by the Romanian Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACAROM). The decrease continues a trend that was evident throughout 2025, when Romania’s total car production totalled…
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Romanian PM argues technical recession reflects public deficit correction
Prime minister Ilie Bolojan admitted that Romania’s economy may have entered a technical recession episode in H2 last year, implying that it might extend in the first quarter of 2026 – but argued that it is a reflection of the fiscal consolidation and the economy returned to more stable fundamentals. “For years, we have consumed…