PM Marcel Ciolacu

The spokeswoman of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, launched, on Thursday, a new series of accusations against the leadership in Chisinau and accused Romania of wanting to "annex" the Republic of Moldova. "At the same time,…

The Prime Minister of Romania supports the campaign launched by the National Federation of Parents (FNaP). A flash online survey initiated by the National Federation of Parents (FNaP) on a representative sample, to which more than 1,000…

Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu referred to tax evasion, and not to inflation, when he spoke on Wednesday about the fact that he was "fed up" and that he "cannot shrug off" the fact that we have the "highest inflation in Europe", according to…

Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu announced on Wednesday that an extraordinary session of the Parliament will be convened for the law that will allow the euthanasia or shooting of bears in "very high risk areas". The decision comes after a…

Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu expressed his hope, during the 248th Independence Day celebration at the United States Embassy on Wednesday, that the United States will become one of the top three foreign investors in the coming years and the…

Amid row between the two ruling parties, PSD and PNL regarding the date of the presidential elections, Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu invited the leaders of all political parties on Friday to establish together the election calendar.…

Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu stated that Romania will introduce the minimum wage at the European level, an initiative that provides for equal pay for the same work. He added that the deadline to enforce this provision is November 15, 2024.…

PSD and PNL leaders have convened to discuss the budget expenses and the increase of the minimum wage amid discontent of the Liberals, who do not agree with the wage hike enforcement from July 1. According to sources in mass media, the…

Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu warned on Thursday the Government employees "who are protesting claiming that they work too much for 1000 or so euros per month" and are dissatisfied with the 10% increase in salaries. "I think that both at…

Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu announced on Tuesday that an ordinance was put into decision-making transparency that provides for salary increases of 10%, in two installments, for the categories with low incomes. Also, glasses…