The Ministry of National Defence held ceremonies in Bucharest and garrisons nationwide on Thursday, as Romania commemorated its fallen soldiers on Ascension Day.
The Defence Ministry held military and religious ceremonies nationwide on Thursday.
Heroes' Day coincides with the Orthodox feast of the Ascension, observed annually.
Traditions include wreath-laying, liturgies and parades at war memorials across the country.
Bucharest City Hall opened multiple construction sites for tram lines and heating networks simultaneously, but work on the ground is barely happening — leaving residents and drivers to pay the price.
Multiple sites for tram and heating works opened simultaneously are choking Bucharest traffic.
Construction activity on the ground is nearly nonexistent despite lane closures.
Mayor Ciucu cites EU funding deadlines as the reason for opening sites now.
Bucharest gendarmerie found over 30 pyrotechnic items concealed in a vehicle's sound system near Constitution Square, where fans of the Belarusian singer had gathered.
Over 30 flares and firecrackers were found hidden inside a car's speaker system.
The discovery was made during checks linked to a Max Korzh fan gathering in Constitution Square.
No arrests or sanctions had been announced at the time of publication.
The interim Environment Ministry is launching a campaign targeting food waste, single-use plastics and electrical equipment reuse, funded by European money.
19 million lei in EU funds allocated to a national waste management awareness campaign.
Topics covered: food waste, single-use plastics, and electrical appliance repair and reuse.
The announcement comes from interim minister Diana Buzoianu, as the government operates in caretaker mode.
After two terms under Emil Ivănescu, the Bucharest chapter of Romania's Architects' Order is looking for new leadership — with fees, AI and professional survival dominating the debate.
Six candidates debated for three hours to succeed Emil Ivănescu after his eight-year tenure.
Below-EU fees and the rise of AI were the central issues on the campaign agenda.
An anti-establishment current demands more transparency and genuine member representation.