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Călin Georgescu - blocked on the way to Cotroceni

The end of the calendar autumn was marked by the presidential and parliamentary elections that took place on November 24 and December 1. For this reason, in order to increase its chances before the election and to maximize the chances of its own...

In her speech, von der Leyen put particular emphasis on Roxana Mînzatu's role in the new European Commission. The Executive Vice-President will have the mission of leading European policies related to the development of citizens' skills, education and adapting the workforce to the challenges of the future.

European Parliament approves new European Commission: Roxana Mînzatu, Executive Vice-President

Yesterday, in the plenary session in Strasbourg, the European Parliament approved the new European Commission for the 2024-2029 term, led by Ursula von der Leyen. The vote marks a landmark moment for Romania, as Roxana Mînzatu officially becomes...

We need an industrial "renewal", based on the three great trends of the 21st century: digitalization, decarbonization and circular economy. (Collage by MAKE)

The Letta Report and the Draghi Report versus Romania

In 2024, two reports were published, prepared at the request of the European Commission. The first report, coordinated by Enrico Letta, is entitled "More than a Market" and refers to the transformation of the single market into a true...

Roxana Mînzatu - Executive Vice-President for People, Skills and Training, European Commissioner for Professional Skills, Education and Culture, Jobs, Social Rights and Demography. As executive vice-president of the European Commission, Roxana Mînzatu will lead the work on the Union of Competences and the European Pillar of Social Rights.

Premiere: Premiere: Romanian MEP - Vice-President of the European Commission

Roxana Mînzatu, the Ciolacu government's proposal for the position of European Commissioner from Romania, was nominated yesterday by Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, as one of the six vice-presidents of the...

Artificial Intelligence, engine for the economy

Artificial Intelligence has already found its place in the world economy. The pressure to reinvent businesses due to technology, climate change and several other megatrends will intensify in the coming years, with generative artificial...

The moment when Diana Iovanovici Sosoacă is evicted from the European Parliament meeting, filmed by Luis Lazarus.

Ursula von der Leyen, reinstalled as head of the European Commission

The European Parliament, with 401 votes in favor, 284 votes against, 15 abstentions and 7 null votes, decided yesterday to grant Ursula von der Leyen a new mandate as President of the European Commission, despite the fact that the EU Court of...

PSD and PNL won the merger, we donated a Patriot system to Ukraine, Naţionala reached the eighth at Euro 2024

The first month of summer was more hectic than usual due to the fact that, in addition to the budgetary problems faced by the Government, on June 9 we had European parliamentary and local elections, new amendments to normative acts in the field...

Mircea Geoană, Deputy General Secretary of NATO, stated: "The economic model will change, the configuration of supply chains will change, and technology will have an impact on our products. We are participating in the biggest transformation in history, and governments alone, even if they are effective, will not be able to make the necessary changes by themselves, but must collaborate with the academic environment and the business environment".

German companies - ready to invest in transforming Romania into an energy hub

German companies in our country are ready to contribute to changing the Romanian economic model in the current regional geopolitical context, to the digital transformation and to the opportunity offered by the green transition for our country to...

Taxi drivers and postmen are protesting in the capital

The protests of taxi drivers and postal workers that took place yesterday in the Capital show once again that February is the preferred month for trade union movements, which in 2024 were prefaced in January by the street protests of transport...

Transport and logistics companies - 18% increase in the number of insolvencies

Trade and construction represent the sectors of activity with the highest number of insolvencies recorded last year, but the largest increase in insolvencies was recorded in the transport and logistics sector, according to the study carried out...

Vălean: "Trenurile din România trebuie să circule cu 160 km/h până în 2030"

Trenurile din România vor trebui să circule cu 160 km/h până în 2030, aceasta fiind obligaţie pan-europeană, a declarat vineri comisarul european pentru Transporturi, Adina Vălean, relatează Agerpres.

Presa: Comisarul European pentru Transporturi participă la evenimentul ''Innovation in EU Transport Policies''

Comisarul European pentru Transporturi, Adina Vălean, participă vineri la evenimentul "Innovation in EU Transport Policies", care îşi propune să promoveze inovaţia în domeniul transporturilor, al logisticii şi al energiei, informează...

Wind in the Black Sea, an untapped energy potential

Romania has an extraordinary energy potential in the Black Sea, whether it's wind energy, or natural gas, potential that has so far been very little exploited. Specialists that met on April 7, 2021 in a debate in the Parliament's Palace,...

"2020 has once again demonstrated the weak capacity of the economy in satisfying internal demand"

Reporter: What are the marks that 2020 has left on the entrepreneurial sector?

INTERVIEW WITH MAYOR EMIL BOC, THE MAYOR OF CLUJ-NAPOCA:"I want Cluj to be a climate-neutral city by 2050"

Emil Boc, the mayor of Cluj-Napoca, has set new goals for the development of the city. One of them is the fulfillment of the European Union's requirement to be a climate-neutral city. It also has in mind some major investments, such as the...

Antonio Tajani, the vicepresident of the European Commission: "As Europe is facing the most difficult situation since the end of WW2, the Commission wants to create and to implement a new strategy for economic growth, based on industrial innovation, estimating that the investments in top technologies and in the green economy would create millions of new jobs".

CORRESPONDENCE FROM BRUSSELSAn industrial policy for exiting the crisis

In September, the European Commission intends to launch a new industrial policy, focused on innovation, which would help its member states exit the crisis.