Reuters said at least seven cargo vessels were hit off Romania and Bulgaria in two weeks after a Greek container ship sank following a three-drone strike.
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FRF kept Romania’s under-15 team away from the Baku tournament over Russia’s readmission and objections to FIFA, while Spain beat the Czech Republic 3-0 in the final.
Read storyUDMR leader Kelemen Hunor said Romania cannot manage alone beside two nearby wars and praised President Nicușor Dan for keeping a transatlantic direction.
Read storyAt the EU-Canada summit in Montreal, Commission vice-president Roxana Mînzatu said a successful deal would make Canada the first non-European country linked to Erasmus+, with opportunities for young Romanians.
Read storyThe SRI and DIICOT are investigating a 14 September 2026 fire near Brașov’s Carfil arms plant as alleged sabotage coordinated from Russia, involving two Belarusians and one Ukrainian.
Read storyMohammed bin Salman spoke by phone with President Nicusor Dan about the latest developments in the region and international events.
Read storyForeign Minister Dan Neculăescu says Bucharest has sent Washington a proposal on helping to pay for US troops in Romania, and no final decision has been made.
Read storyAt OSCE meetings Romania denounced repeated Russian strikes on commercial vessels and linked the September Carfil fire in Brașov to Russian sabotage, as more than 40 states expressed solidarity.
Read storyA special investigation by Oliver Brandt
Read storyAfter calls with Finland and Norway, Vladimir Putin warned there would be no winners if tensions go too far, while Black Sea drone strikes have already hit waters off Romania.
Read storyForeign Minister Dan Neculăescu says Bucharest has offered to help cover the cost of US troops in Romania and that no final decision has been reached.
Read storyRadu Albu Comănescu tells Adevărul a Trump-Putin-Xi understanding is unlikely to be a classic Yalta, yet tacit deals could still bring Russia to Romania’s border.
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