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Competitiveness – part of the development strategy for the Romanian-German business environment in 2025

Magda Purice Posted On February 7, 2025

AHK Romania member companies put competitiveness, along with employees and their skills, at the center of their concerns. The business environment considers the European theme to be essential to face the challenges of global markets and to develop sustainably. This […]

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Romania and Bulgaria fully join the Schengen area

Petre Barac Posted On December 12, 2024

The European Commission announces today’s unanimous decision by the Council to lift internal land border controls with Romania and Bulgaria as of 1 January 2025. This important step completes the full entry of both countries into the Schengen area. Today’s […]

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Leonardo Badea (BNR): The Draghi Report | Key takeaways and development opportunities for Romania

Editors Posted On October 8, 2024

The past few years have been challenging in many ways, which remains evident at all levels of society. From an economic perspective, we have undergone significant transformations, navigated multiple risks, and realized certain benefits, albeit not to the degree we […]

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Forvis Mazars’ 2024 CEE Tax Guide highlights key taxation trends

Magda Purice Posted On July 3, 2024

The global minimum tax introduces a new standard for multinational taxation Digitalisation in tax systems is enhancing transparency and compliance globally Significant disparities in tax rates and competitiveness indicators across the CEE region Forvis Mazars Group, the international audit, tax […]

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Nuclearelectrica announces the adoption of the European Commission’s positive point of view regarding the project of Units 3 and 4 at CNE Cernavodă

Magda Purice Posted On July 2, 2024

Nuclearelectrica announces the adoption of the European Commission’s positive point of view regarding the project of Units 3 and 4 at CNE Cernavodă, based on Article 41 of the Euratom Treaty. The project is managed by the Energonuclear project company, […]

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European Commission recognizes the efforts of the Ministry of Energy to meet benchmarks 129 and 133 related to the second payment request from the PNRR and lifts the suspension of the payment of 37.2 million euros to Romania

Magda Purice Posted On June 26, 2024

After a previous suspension, in which the Commission found that certain milestones and objectives related to milestones 129 and 133 of the PNRR had not been satisfactorily met in Romania’s second payment request, the European Commission now recognizes the progress […]

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The president of the Scheherazade Foundation, Wajiha Haris, chaired the panel “Environmental Diplomacy – a tool for cross-border ecological security and peace”, within the event “Black Sea and Balkans Security Forum”, organized by New Strategy Center

Editors Posted On May 27, 2024

The president of the Scheherazade Foundation, Wajiha Haris, chaired the panel entitled “Environmental Diplomacy – a tool for cross-border ecological security and peace”, within the “Black Sea and Balkans Security Forum” event, organized by New Strategy Center, in partnership with […]

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Bucharest architects, in dialogue with the candidates for the Capital’s town halls

Editors Posted On May 16, 2024

The Bucharest branch of the Order of Romanian Architects (OARB) is starting a series of meetings with the candidates for the Capital’s mayoral positions, to hold a dialogue on the city’s architectural and urban priorities. The discussions, which will take […]

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EU adopts 13th package of sanctions against Russia

Petre Barac Posted On February 23, 2024

The European Commission welcomes the Council’s adoption of a 13th package of sanctions against Russia, two years since the invasion of Ukraine. This package focuses on further limiting Russia’s access to military technologies, such as for drones, and on listing additional […]

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European Commission opens formal proceedings against TikTok under the Digital Services Act

Petre Barac Posted On February 19, 2024

The European Commission has opened formal proceedings to assess whether TikTok may have breached the Digital Services Act (DSA) in areas linked to the protection of minors, advertising transparency, data access for researchers, as well as the risk management of addictive design and harmful […]