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• Siegfried Mureşan, EPP Vice-Chair: "Compared to the European Commission's initial proposal for the 2028-2034 budget, the European Parliament's position entails a 47% increase in funds for farmers and a 35% increase for cohesion...  

Investors had rushed to judgment ahead of the agency: five-year insurance against default on Romanian debt, known as a credit default swap (CDS), was already the most expensive among more than 60 investment-grade countries tracked by Bloomberg,...

The government agreed to increase the payment-using funds secured through the SAFE program-for four military vessels, with the aim of saving the Mangalia Shipyard, which is currently undergoing bankruptcy proceedings. Unfortunately,...

• Five of the world's top ten foreign investors in 2025 were technology companies. • TSMC tops the list with announced investments of $100 billion linked to its expansion in Arizona. 

Yesterday, for the second time in three months, Parliament rejected the investiture of a full-mandate government intended to replace the interim Ilie Bolojan Cabinet at Victoria Palace-an administration dismissed following the passing of a...

• The company expects delivery growth of between 0% and 2% this year, down from its previous estimate of 4%-6%. 

A bucket made from recycled plastic, a silicone cartridge that converts into paper packaging, low-emission cement, and a factory that has achieved carbon neutrality-these represent the practical application of sustainability and circular economy...

• The United States, at over $113,000, narrowly surpasses Japan • The USA and Japan are the only countries analyzed with a public debt exceeding $100,000 per capita  

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), a London-based international financial institution, projects that Romania's economy will contract by 0.2% in 2026 and grow by 1.8% in 2027-forecasts unchanged since June-according...

The revision of the rules governing how the Fund designs lending programs and sets the conditions states must meet to receive funds was publicly announced on Thursday, September 24, in IMF Press Release No. 26/299. This move comes against the...

A leaner state apparatus, lower taxes on wages, indexed pensions, VAT restored to 19%, better-funded hospitals, completed motorways, and defense investments gradually reaching 5% of GDP-these are the measures proposed by Prime Minister-designate...

As world leaders gather at the United Nations for the traditional annual round of diplomacy, two of global politics' most influential figures are shifting their focus elsewhere: to the White House.

Changing a state's name is not merely a matter of vocabulary, nor is it as rare an occurrence as one might imagine. From decolonization and breaking with the past to redefining national identity, numerous countries have changed the names by...

• The statements follow a wave of warnings from researchers at major AI companies claiming that artificial intelligence could destroy the world 

The World Health Organization (WHO) is warning of the multiple health risks associated with the current El Nino episode, ranging from heatwaves and wildfires to malnutrition, cholera, and mosquito-borne diseases.

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to analyze animal communication, with researchers attempting to identify patterns in the sounds made by dogs, dolphins, elephants, and other species.

• US President Donald Trump, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, and Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen signed an agreement regarding the autonomous island-part of Denmark-on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. • Under...  

Following the elections in Germany's federal states, the former border between the DDR and the FRG appears to be reappearing on the country's electoral map.

• The European Union, India, Brazil, Canada, Australia, Kenya, and Barbados launched the "Partners for Multilateralism" initiative during the annual UN General Assembly. • The six signatory members represent 27% of global GDP and engage in...  

By the summer of 2026, heatwaves, droughts, and wildfires had evolved from mere environmental issues into economic variables for the European tourism industry.