Analysis
Press Review - April 12, 2013
Romanian PM Nominates Robert Cazanciuc For Justice Minister Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta appointed Robert Cazanciuc, a former prosecutor and currently secretary general of the Foreig...
Romanian Entrepreneurs Go Insolvent Because They Grew Through Loans - Specialist
The 20 years of entrepreneurship in Romania since the 1989 revolution have not been enough to create a generation of business people, with most entrepreneurs starting from scratch, with no f...
Press Review - April 11, 2013
Opposition Senators Challenge Militaries Statute At Constitutional Court Senators of the opposition Democratic Liberal Party will be challenging at the Constitutional Court the parliament’s...
Press Review - April 10, 2013
Liberals Oppose Ponta’s Proposed Solidarity Tax In Public Sector Liberal Party leader Crin Antonescu said liberals firmly oppose Prime Minister Victor Ponta’s proposition to introduce a 10%...
Press Review - April 9, 2013
Adriana Saftoiu Appointed Spokeswoman For The Democratic Liberal Party Former liberal MP Adriana Saftoiu was elected Monday to be the opposition Democratic Liberal Party’s spokeswoman, party...
Romanian Wood Industry Expects Better 2013
The wood industry, where the most important competitors are Austrian-held will have a good 2013 judging from the budgets of the main players.
Press Review - April 8, 2013
Ponta Says He Doesn’t Trust Basescu But Compromise Was Necessary Prime Minister Victor Ponta said Saturday on TV station Antena 3 he still does not trust President Traian Basescu and does no...
Largest Insolvent Real Estate Projects Total Over EUR1B In Debt
The last four years saw more insolvencies announced than new investments started, and going insolvent most often means bankruptcy and liquidation.
Budget For Romania’s Roads And Highways 5% Lower Than 2012 Spending
The company in charge of Romania’s highways and national roads, CNADNR, will get 5.8 billion lei (EUR1.3 billion) budget this year, down 27% on the allocation in early 2012 and 5% less than...