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What the BURSA newspaper announced in recent months - namely that Bogdan Dragoi is preparing to take over Fondul Proprietatea - was confirmed yesterday, at the meeting of the General Meeting of Shareholders of Fondul Proprietatea. Of course, with...

• January 1 

The new year started under the pressure of the fiscal measures taken by the Bologna government in 2025 and according to which, from January 1, 2026, local taxes and duties increased. According to the property and vehicle tax reform, these taxes...

Our country went through one of the most tense periods in its recent history in 2025, a year in which political instability, budgetary imbalances and inflationary pressures formed a dangerous mix that pushed the economy to the limit of support....

• January 1 

The indices of the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) entered a strong upward trend in the second part of last year, after the outcome of the presidential elections in May confirmed the country's pro-European trajectory. The BET index, which...

The second semester of last year marked our country's entry into a fiscal-budgetary consolidation phase forced by reality, after a first semester that pushed the deficit to 3.68% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and amplified the risk of a...

July 1

What has been happening at Fondul Proprietatea lately can no longer be described as either a procedural misunderstanding or a legitimate governance dispute. The facts, put together and officially confirmed by the fund manager himself, Franklin...

Matej Rigelnik, chairman of the Board of Representatives of Fondul Proprietatea and CEO of Equinox d.d., told the BURSA newspaper that the proposal of the Ministry of Finance to revoke two members of the Board is difficult to justify in the...

• 1. Starting point: what the polls show 

The unionist statements made by Maia Sandu this month should not be read merely as conjunctural political interventions, but rather as signals of a deeper reality: the Republic of Moldova's structural difficulty in functioning economically in...

• October 1 

The last quarter of 2025 was dominated by the effort of the Government led by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan to keep Romania on the deficit path negotiated with Brussels and to avoid slippages that could have pushed public finances into a systemic...

• December 2 

The last month of last year was marked by reaching the budget deficit target agreed with the European Commission, especially since the signals for the Bologna government, regarding the budget execution in 11 months, were encouraging, as they...

In a context of extreme budgetary pressure, marked by the obligation to reduce the public deficit from almost 8% of GDP to below 3% by 2031, the Government is deliberately shifting the center of gravity of public financing towards local level,...

While Washington and Brussels are erecting their economic walls, Romania is projected to become the "industrial shield” of the East. But this role as a safety net in the new architecture of power comes with structural costs that...

Global disorder is entering a phase of accelerated rearrangement. The American pillar no longer ensures stability, and the post-war architecture is fragmenting under the impact of recent decisions from Washington. The withdrawal of the United...

• November 3 

The economic and financial situation of our country has recognized a revival during the last month of autumn, even if the Government continued to allocate amounts for various investments financed from the national budget and from European funds....

The natural gas bill will increase by 5% for the final consumer starting April 1, 2026, after the capping scheme ends on March 31, announced Laurenţiu Urluescu, president of the Romanian Energy Suppliers Association (AFEER), yesterday during an...

The Government's decision to grant the head of the Prime Minister's Chancellery the final authority in approving SAFE projects, in situations where the participating institutions do not reach consensus, transforms the Chancellery into the...

• October 1 

The tripling of funding on the principle that for every euro received from the European Union budget, the state comes with one euro and the private sector with another euro, could ensure a total investment budget of almost 200 billion euros for...

• July 1