„Sovereignist" influencers turned unverified speculation about Delia Velculescu into a demonisation campaign, just as President Nicușor Dan began talks to find a new prime minister.
The PSD leader says no Liberal has resigned from political appointments despite the party declaring itself in opposition. He also rules out Bolojan staying on as caretaker premier until autumn.
Grindeanu: no Liberal has resigned from political posts despite PNL's declared opposition stance.
PSD leader says his own ministers stepped down the day after the party quit the coalition.
Grindeanu rules out Bolojan continuing as caretaker premier through to autumn.
The PSD leader calls donations via the 2% or 3.5% tax-redirect mechanism "public money," lending his party's support to a bill critics say will chill civil society funding.
PSD leader Grindeanu endorses AUR bill requiring NGOs to publish the identities of all donors.
The bill passed the Senate on PSD and AUR votes; the Chamber of Deputies holds the decisive vote.
Critics warn that naming donors publicly will intimidate contributors and weaken civil society.
PNL's deputy leader Ciprian Ciucu says the president appeared "surprised and worried" at Monday's Cotroceni consultations over forming a new government.
PNL told Nicușor Dan a technocrat premier would be a bad idea.
President appeared "surprised and worried" at Monday's consultations, per Ciucu.
The Bolojan government has been caretaker since May 5; no clear majority has emerged.
The European chief prosecutor accuses member states of deliberately blocking EPPO's capacity to investigate, calling it a clear political decision rather than a budgetary constraint.
Kovesi: refusal to expand EPPO resources is "a clear political decision", not a budget issue.
She denounces the hypocrisy of states that back judicial independence in words but not in funding.
The interview marks seven years since EPPO was built from scratch, with a critical assessment near the end of her term.
Two weeks after the Bolojan government fell on a no-confidence vote, the president is pressing each party to name a concrete parliamentary majority before any prime minister is designated.
President Dan consults all parliamentary parties Monday at Cotroceni to identify a new prime minister.
Each party must present a concrete majority, not just political intentions, before any designation.
The Bolojan government has been in caretaker mode since 5 May, limited to routine administration.