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Romania was successfully represented at the International Philosophy Olympics (IPO), held from May 15 to 18 in the city of Bari, Italy.

Nicusor Dan's victory in the presidential elections represents a big breath of oxygen for Romanian democracy.

Although Nicuşor Dan obtained 6,186,642 votes in the second round of the presidential elections, we believe that very few of those who voted for him read the vision of "Honest Romania" - the electoral program of the future president of...

The devil pushed Călin Georgescu to write, on the Sunday of the elections, on his Facebook page: "Let us remember the wisdom of our ancestors who said that "where there are many, strength grows'. So, let us be many at the polls, we...

For the president-elect, Nicuşor Dan, the coming days and weeks are essential for drawing the boundaries of his presidential mandate. Before or while the Central Electoral Bureau and the Constitutional Court validate his election as president of...

The representatives of the European Union and Great Britain are to sign a defense and security pact today in London, a gesture with a strong symbolic and strategic charge, at a time marked by global geopolitical turbulence, according to an...

Stock markets often react quickly, and sometimes dramatically, to the start of new U.S. presidential terms, as investors anticipate how leadership and policy changes will affect the economy, corporate growth, and regulatory environments.

A global trade war, volatility in financial markets and high debt levels are the three major risks facing the euro zone economy, according to the vice president of the European Central Bank (ECB), Reuters reports.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs reported yesterday, throughout the entire voting day, a series of electoral incidents in the context of the second round of the presidential elections, most of which were promptly handled by specialized structures.

With 54.3% of the total 11,641,866 votes cast, to the centralization of 98% of the minutes from polling stations in the country and abroad at the close of the edition, Nicuşor Dan was elected President of Romania yesterday, although no one...

The United Kingdom is experiencing its driest spring since 1956, according to an alarming report published by the British Environment Agency.

Chemicals producer and supplier Chimcomplex Borzeşti reported a net profit of 5.5 million lei for the first quarter of this year, down 26% year-on-year, in an economic environment marked by falling demand in the international chemical industry,...

• "Although the first quarter brought challenges, strategic restructuring and investments position us for a solid recovery", claims the company's management 

The second round of the presidential elections on Sunday, May 18, finds Romanian society more divided than ever in the last 35 years.

Both George Simion and Nicuşor Dan are perceived as two anti-system candidates, both criticizing the current political class and the corruption existing at the government level and in other state institutions.

A new study by researchers at Radboud University in the Netherlands, published in the Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics, suggests that the end of the Universe will occur much sooner than previous estimates indicated.

The National University of Science and Technology Politehnica Bucharest announced during the European SpaceFEST Summit the launch of a national campaign to collect signatures for the start of an integrated space program.

The COVID-19 pandemic, climate change and the pressure of digitalization have contributed to a significant decline in child well-being in many of the world's most developed countries, according to a recent analysis published by UNICEF Innocenti.

Civil society yesterday won the first battle in the Pfizergate scandal, the case concerning the online negotiation on WhatsApp by Ursula von der Leyen - President of the European Commission - and Albert Bourla - CEO of Pfizer, of the contract for...

Journalists and civil society representatives in 14 EU member states have been spied on via mobile phones by their respective governments, according to information presented two days ago by John Scott-Railton, a senior researcher at Citizen Lab,...

Without doing almost anything special, I am becoming more and more bourgeois from one day to the next. I don't feel it on my own skin, I feel it in the eyes of others.

The Ministry of Culture announced the signing of the new Collective Labor Agreement (CCM) at the level of the "Culture" activity sector.

Australian researchers have identified a compound that can block the process of cell death, opening new prospects for treatments against Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.

The Romanian College of Dentists warns of a crisis that is being ignored by everyone: poor oral health affects the majority of the population, and early signs, such as bleeding gums, are often overlooked.

Donald Trump has begun his second term as president of the United States (US) with relatively low public approval ratings, and there are few signs of a post-election uptick in support.

The way in which George Simion, the AUR candidate in the presidential elections, behaved with the representatives of Digi 24 who met with him to discuss the debate in which he was to participate on Monday evening was appreciated by the...

Turism Felix, a company in the Transilvania Investments portfolio, reported revenues of 10.8 million lei in the first quarter of the year, 18% below those in the first three months of 2024 and a loss of 10.3 million lei, higher than the 9.1...

The situation in our country, before the elections of May 18, is creating tension in society. Promises are being made, scenarios are being floated that are meant to create panic, and the impression is that we are on the edge of an abyss. In this...

• Interest and foreign exchange expenses have eroded the wine producer's profitability  

• Once upon a time, it was the "golden decade" 

Elon Musk has received over euro300 million in EU funding for his companies, according to a document published yesterday by German newspapers Der Standard, Zeit and Stern.

According to the amendment, the maximum advance is capped at 50% and will be paid in three stages, of which only 5% will be paid in the first stage.