Earlier stories

A Brussels court has rejected a challenge to UEFA academy-player rules, leaving in force the quotas Romanian clubs use for European squad lists.

Azerbaijan’s energy minister said the Caspian–Europe Green Energy Corridor, including an undersea cable to Romania, should reach a final investment decision in 2029.

CESI presented a feasibility study in Baku for the Caspian-Black Sea-Europe Green Energy Corridor, a project that includes Romania, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Hungary.

A European Parliament draft on Russian drone incursions and western Black Sea attacks calls for stronger support for Romania and Bulgaria and raises an EU naval operation.

Parliament backed a three-year delay to EU methane rules for oil and gas, and a Romanian-Bulgarian amendment moves operator reporting to 2030.

ANSVSA says 300,000 doses against peste des petits ruminants arrived on 22 October, with 800,000 more due by 25 October from EU reserves for a free national campaign.

The Vienna institute’s autumn forecast says strict fiscal austerity will shrink Romanian output by 0.4 per cent this year, while most of Central and Eastern Europe weathers the Iran war energy shock.

Seven foreign ministers meet in Istanbul at Turkiye’s initiative, with rising attacks on ships near Romania part of the Black Sea security talks.

Britain, France and Germany meet Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Egypt in Istanbul as drone attacks on ships rise in the Black Sea, notably near Romania.

Romania’s new prime minister, Luca Niculescu, met US ambassador Darryl Nirenberg at Victoria Palace and called the partnership with Washington a fundamental priority.

The first 300,000 free doses against peste des petits ruminants have reached Romania from EU emergency reserves, with deliveries toward 1.1 million doses due by 25 October.

The National Audiovisual Council held a Thursday round table in Romania with nine Japanese journalists on information manipulation and Black Sea security.