Eurostat data shows a sharp decline in the Romanian diaspora in Spain and Italy, while Germany and the Netherlands attract growing numbers of Romanian migrants.
Spain and Italy are losing the most Romanian residents of any EU country, according to Eurostat.
Germany and the Netherlands are attracting growing numbers of Romanians, likely for wage and stability reasons.
Migration is not returning home — it is redistributing toward more prosperous member states.
A Nature paper describes an autonomous AI agent that completed an entire scientific research cycle — raising urgent questions about authorship, accountability and the future of discovery.
AI Scientist autonomously completed the full research cycle, from idea to conclusions.
The boundary between research tool and research author is rapidly blurring.
Journals and ethics committees have no clear answers yet for AI-generated manuscripts.
Doina Velculescu's name is circulating ahead of Cotroceni consultations, but a technocrat cabinet without real parliamentary backing cannot pass an austerity budget.
A technocrat PM without a parliamentary majority cannot pass the austerity budget Romania needs.
Doina Velculescu's IMF credentials are real, but expertise does not replace votes in Parliament.
Nicușor Dan insists parties must bring a negotiated majority before he names a premier.
In 1990, Romania had a defence industry worth $800 million and 200,000 workers. Today, Rheinmetall alone turns over €9.9 billion. The question is whether Răzvan Marian Pîrcălăbescu can close that gap — or whether politics will stop him first.
Romania had 200,000 defence industry workers in 1990; the sector has since been largely dismantled.
Romarm's new young CEO takes charge at a moment of record European demand for armaments.
The real risk is not lack of opportunity but endemic political interference in state companies.