Minister of Defense, Radu Miruță: “The motion is a democratic tool, not a cheap PR toy”
The Minister of National Defense, Radu Miruță, will next week face a simple motion in the Senate, initiated by AUR
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The opposition submitted three simple motions. Among them, one against the interim Minister of Education, Ilie Bolojan
On Wednesday, February 4, the opposition submitted three simple motions to the Senate, targeting the Government’s activity in the fields
A former CCR president abolishes the new bill that could lead to the dismissal of constitutional judges for absences
Liberals Raluca Turcan and Daniel Fenechiu submitted a draft law in Parliament that establishes the obligation of Constitutional Court judges
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan discussed with the mayors the criteria for financing municipal hospitals and the administrative reform
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan had consultations with the mayors of the municipalities that manage emergency hospitals, discussing their
Record subsidies at the end of 2025: 20 million lei for parties. What was the money spent on and who went over budget
In the last month of last year, political parties received almost 20 million lei in subsidies from the state budget,
An expelled deputy from POT is about to blow Anamaria Gavrilă’s party. He called for the creation of a new parliamentary group
Deputy Răzvan Mirel Chiriţă announced on Monday, in the plenary session of the Chamber of Deputies, the formation of a
Analysis Why the USR Congress in February will avoid defining the ideological identity: “The merger with the PNL scares them”
The USR is preparing to organize, at the end of February, a Congress in which it will revise its statute,
The extension of the M4 Metro “goes straight”. Daniel Băluță signed the order to start the works for lot 2 as well: “We are building 14 new stations”
Daniel Băluță, the mayor of Sector 4 of the Capital, signed the order to start the works for lot 2
“Let us not be surprised at what will follow.” An analyst explains the deep crisis of confidence in political institutions. Parliament, at minimum quotas
The alarming data of the latest INSCOP survey, which reveals a confidence of only 11.9% in the Parliament and 18.4%
Analysis “We are not at the table, we are on the menu” – What do Romanians actually want from the EU?
Almost 70% of Romanians believe that Romania should negotiate more advantageous conditions within the European Union, reveals a recent INSCOP