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Orange yesterday announced the completion of the merger between Orange Romania SA (ORO) and Orange Romania Communications SA (OROC),

Minister of Research, Innovation and Digital Transformation Bogdan Ivan declared on Tuesday that EUR 1 billion worth of investments in fundamental research are ...

The Government must support the national defense industry through public policies and legislative regulations to reform human resources and…

The Minister of Research, Innovation and Digitization, Bogdan Ivan, declared on Friday, in northern Bistrita, that, during the Summit of the Three Sea...

Minister of Research, Innovation and Digital Transformation Bogdan Ivan said on Thursday that the project for the manufacture of drones in Romania will be based...

Minister of the Environment, Waterways and Forestry Mircea Fechet said on Tuesday, after visiting the site of the Rastolita Dam, that by summer…

Support for Romanian research amounts to more than just speeches, handshakes or diplomas, and is definitely visible in a set of dedicated concrete...

Romania supports public-private partnerships as a tool to accelerate innovation and economic growth and promotes dialogue between the public and private sectors in key areas such as technology or infrastructure, underlined the Minister for Research, Innovation and Digitalization, Bogdan Ivan, in a wide-ranging interview for CaleaEuropeană.ro on Romania's actions and positions on the big digital

The political scene in our country was awakened to reality, from the sweet sleep it had fallen into during the winter holidays, on January 9, when hundreds of farmers began to move to the Capital, dissatisfied with the fiscal measures imposed by the Government at the end of last year and the generalization, starting January 1, 2024, of the Ro e-Invoice and Ro e-Transport digital reporting systems, but also the increase in fuel excises and RCA tariffs.

The state institutions are on the alert after finding out the vulnerability of the Parliament in the face of cyber attacks, attacks which, at the beginning of this week, managed to break the databases of the Chamber of Deputies and copy 316 files, among which were personal data of parliamentarians, including contracts or medical records.