In Bucharest, a new medical complex will be built, dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and research of tuberculosis. The funds come from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), and…
Social
In the Social category, you’ll find the most important and interesting topics that concern society, people. We emphasize finding solutions to the problems people face every day.
6 out of 10 Romanian students agree with drug testing in schools
More than half (60.2%) of the over 20,000 students who responded to the questionnaire on drugs, conducted by the Bucharest Prefecture, agree with drug testing in schools, and 50% with…
Motorcyclists in Romania will no longer be required to have a fire extinguisher and reflective triangles
President Klaus Iohannis has promulgated a law that states that moped and motorcycle drivers will no longer be required to have reflective triangles, a first aid kit, and a fire…
The European Commission fights misinformation: EU does not ban heating systems
The European Union DOES NOT ban boilers or heating systems, such as central heating, boilers, heaters, etc., based on fossil fuels, the European Commission has stated. The EU is taking…
Help for disadvantaged mothers, funded by the EU: 400 euros for the newborn layette
The Romanian Government has adopted an emergency ordinance extending the financial aid program for young mothers in disadvantaged situations. The Government spokesperson, Mihai Constantin, announced that the Executive has adopted,…
A TikTok phenomenon has caused hysteria. Lidl and Heidi appeal to customers not to destroy Easter eggs and bunnies
A TikTok phenomenon has created hysteria in Romania. More specifically, several people have filmed themselves breaking chocolate eggs and bunnies in stores. They claim that there is money inside the…
Judges salaries in the Romanian Constitutional Court exploded last year. The chief gets 12,700 euros
Judges salaries from the Romanian Constitutional Court (CCR) have skyrocketed in the last year, with the chief Marian Enache reaching 63,647 lei gross (12,700 euros), even though the Government has…
20 years in NATO: 44% of Romanians want mandatory military service, but only 38% of men would participate in a war
Marking the 20th anniversary of Romania joining NATO, IRES released a study analyzing Romanians’ perceptions of the military alliance and their attitudes towards the overall climate in Romania and the…
Romanian Highest Court will reimburse judges for the costs of prescription glasses
Employees of the High Court of Cassation and Justice (Romania’s top court) who work with monitor equipment will receive money to buy prescription glasses or contact lenses, based on an…
Are supermarkets closing on weekends? Ciolacu has settled the issue
Supermarkets will not be closed on Saturdays and Sundays, announced Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu on Thursday. Based on signals received from society, it is clear that it is not appropriate…
It's "Groundhog Day" for cyclists in Bucharest. Why so few lanes were built and what are the chances for the future
A network of bike lanes for Bucharest residents to safely ride their bicycles around the capital remains just a beautiful dream for now. Every mayor who takes office makes plans.…
Firea complains that the parks in the Capital are neglected. How they looked during her term (Photo)
As PSD decided not to support her in the race for the position of general mayor of the Capital, Gabriela Firea announced that she will work to help Dr. Cătălin…
Negoiță, fiery and furious, after Nicușor Dan tried to stop a construction site that he did not authorize: "He should go sit at the hairdresser, think about Bucharest!"
The Local Police of Bucharest Municipality attempted, without success, on Monday morning, to stop the works of the city hall led by Robert Negoiță, which are being carried out without…
Traffic nightmare: Nicușor Dan has created a third of the dedicated lanes that currently exist in Bucharest. Why not more and faster?
In order to finally circulate better on the roads of Bucharest, we need more dedicated lanes for public transportation. But Bucharest City Hall says it can only arrange a few…
Generations Defeated by Poverty: The Nightmare of People Who Can't Afford Housing or Rent in Bucharest. What Municipalities Can Do
Thousands of people live their lives in dilapidated buildings in Bucharest, without electricity, drinking water, or heating. Each morning brings them the same fear: that they will be driven out…