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Romanian R&D public and private budget allotments misses European Commission target and lags behind EU states.

The "European Antitrust Bimonthly Bulletin" breaks down the major antitrust developments in Europe during the past two months into concise and actionable takeaways. For any questions or...

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The business services sector continues to grow globally at an average of 6% over the last two years. After Asia, where approximately 45% of the total number of companies are concentrated, Central and Eastern Europe rank second in the world in terms of regions where this industry is developed, with about 31% of companies.

Intensive talks on clearing Eastern Europe’s grain glut drag on, complicating the EU’s hope of prolonging tariff-free imports for Kyiv.

Sustainable Statements - As climate change and its large-scale negative effects are no longer just presumptions but a reality we are all facing on a daily basis, every member of

The next decade could bring a significant economic boom in most countries in the world, Romania included, according to the 2021 Annual Report released by Colliers. While Romania is still behind the regional countries in terms of rule of law, transport infrastructure, healthcare, efficacy of public administration or stability in general, with regards to laws and policies, should any improvements take place on these fronts, the growth potential that would be unlocked would be significant, Collier...

Romania vs Netherlands: Under-21 EURO background, form guide, previous meetings Monday 1 February 2021 Article summary Two sides whose most recent finals campaigns ended in the semi-finals meet in the opening round of Group A games. Article top media content Article body Two sides whose most recent UEFA European Under-21 Championship finals campaigns ended in the semi-finals meet in the opening round of Group A games as Romania face the Netherlands at the Bozsik Aréna in Budapest...

While Romania still has no budget for 2021, the country’s Constitutional Court ruled on Wednesday that the Parliament needs to clarify a law requiring a 40% increase of pensions. The government wants a much lower increase, in the current economic context, and it may now have the Parliament’s support. The dispute goes back to 2019 when the then-socialist majority adopted the Pension Law, which included a provision to raise pensions as of September 2020 by a whopping 40%. The high increase ha...