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Romania secures EU defence funding under the SAFE programme

The European Commission has approved Romania's financing agreement under SAFE. Procurement contracts can only be signed after Parliament ratifies the deal.

  • The European Commission approved Romania's funding agreement under the SAFE defence programme.
  • Procurement contracts cannot be signed until Parliament ratifies the agreement.
  • The allocated sum and targeted equipment categories have not yet been made public.

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Cluj students to race solar vehicles at European championship

Two solar-powered vehicles built by students at the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca will fly the Romanian flag at the iLumen European Solar Challenge.

  • Two solar vehicles built by UTCN students will represent Romania in Europe.
  • The iLumen European Solar Challenge brings together teams from dozens of countries.
  • The projects integrate mechanical engineering, electronics and aerodynamics.

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Iron Gates I: 54 years since Romania's largest hydropower plant opened

Commissioned in May 1972, the Danube hydropower system remains Romania's top hydro energy producer, with an installed capacity exceeding 2,200 MW.

  • Iron Gates I completed 54 years of continuous operation in May 2026.
  • With over 2,200 MW installed capacity, it remains Romania's largest hydroelectric producer.
  • Construction permanently reshaped the Danube region, displacing villages and altering the riverbed.

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Vâlcea bets on nature, monasteries and ceramics to attract quality tourism

The "Oltenia de sub Munte" region, a UNESCO aspiring geopark, wants to draw high-spending visitors — without reinventing itself.

  • The Kogayon Association is hosting a tourism entrepreneurs' event in Băile Govora.
  • The "Oltenia de sub Munte" region is a candidate for UNESCO geopark status.
  • The strategy targets high-spending visitors drawn by nature, monasteries, and ceramics.

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Bucharest's oldest medieval monument to be secured after centuries of neglect

Mayor Ciprian Ciucu has signed a construction permit for stabilisation works at the Old Princely Court, a 570-year-old landmark at the heart of medieval Bucharest.

  • Mayor Ciucu signed the construction permit for stabilising the Old Princely Court palace.
  • The 15th-century monument is in an advanced state of deterioration, the city hall says.
  • The permit covers safety works only, not a full heritage restoration of the site.

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EU approves €14.3 million for Romania after last year's floods

The European Commission has approved emergency funding for Romania following the devastating floods of 2025, the government's spokesperson announced Thursday.

  • The European Commission approved €14.3 million for Romania following the 2025 floods.
  • The announcement came from government spokesperson Ioana-Nadina Dogioiu on Thursday.
  • The funds come from EU mechanisms designed to support member states hit by natural disasters.

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Save the Children raises funds for pediatric intensive care in Botoșani

The "Mavromati" county hospital needs modern medical equipment urgently for the unit treating critically ill children.

  • Save the Children launches donation campaign for the pediatric ICU in Botoșani.
  • "Mavromati" hospital is the main pediatric emergency center in the county.
  • Funds target modern medical equipment for critically ill children.

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1,500 entrepreneurs gather in Bucharest to chase a Guinness World Record

On May 27, Romanian Business Club hosts what it aims to make the world's largest speed networking event, with an official Guinness adjudicator attending in person.

  • 1,500 entrepreneurs are expected at Romexpo on May 27, 2026.
  • A Guinness World Records adjudicator will certify the attempt on site.
  • The event is organized by Romanian Business Club.

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Timișoara's Casa Mühle reopens to the public after restoration

Politehnica University of Timișoara has handed the historic building back to the community, reviving a landmark tied to the city's identity as the "City of Flowers".

  • Politehnica University of Timișoara has reopened Casa Mühle for community use.
  • The building symbolises the flower-growing tradition behind Timișoara's "City of Flowers" nickname.
  • The reopening follows Timișoara's 2023 European Capital of Culture year and ongoing heritage efforts.

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