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Romania participates in EU defence projects - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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The European Union has approved five major common defence projects at continental level The European Union’s Council has approved the first five European projects of common interest in the field of defence. They are now eligible for EU funding and are focusing on defensive measures in space, on air and at sea, including against drones. According to the Council, the common interest defence projects are allowing the European countries to work together within major defence initiatives, which would
Investment, on the rise - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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Direct investment in the Romanian economy has increased, according to the National Institute of Statistics. In Romania, inflation is falling, but it still ranks among the highest in Europe, while the pace of decline in the indicator is being slowed by fuel and services prices. The economy is stagnating, if not actually contracting slightly. Against this backdrop, data on investment from the National Institute of Statistics is giving specialists some reason for optimism. According to the National
Inflation, on the decrease - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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Inflation falls by 2%, but price pressures remain, particularly in services and energy. Inflation in Romania fell significantly in August, from 8.16% to 6.17%. This marks another substantial reduction, following a fall of more than two percentage points recorded the previous month. Specialists say the decline was mainly due to last August’s VAT increase dropping out of the comparison base. They also warn, however, that lower inflation does not mean that price pressures have disappeared. In fact,
What kind of government do Romanians want? - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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Most Romanians advocate for political compromises to allow the installation of a fully empowered government. For over four months, Romania has been functioning under a caretaker government, a status that grants it limited executive powers. The minority Cabinet, made up of PNL, USR and UDMR, was dismissed on May 5 after Parliament voted in favor of the no-confidence motion submitted by PSD, a former coalition partner, and the Alliance for the Union of Romanians – AUR, the populist, nationalist op
THE WEEK IN REVIEW August 23 – 29, 2026 - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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A look at the headline-making events this past week Romania’s Deputies Wednesday endorsed the bill on the operational and financial closure of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. Although the Romanian government should have implemented the reforms included in this plan without needing any rewards or financial incentives from the European Union, Romania still failed to complete them all. One such case is the bill on the unified public sector salary law, for the endorsement of which Romania
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