The Social Dialogue Group (GDS) has formally requested that Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan immediately remove Lucian Pahonțu from his position heading the city's protection and security service.

The capital city council passed a comprehensive long-term development plan despite criticism from officials who flagged outdated references to the 2020 European Football Championship.

The Mastering the Music Business summit is hosting more than 100 international speakers in Bucharest to discuss current trends, challenges, and innovations shaping the global music industry.

Emergency services extinguished a blaze at the STB Ferentari bus depot hall on Friday, damaging one bus but causing no casualties.

The Bucharest municipal government and water utility Apa Nova have finalized a new agreement that will increase residential water tariffs. The revised pricing structure aims to fund essential infrastructure upgrades across the capital.

Angela Merkel, former Chancellor of Germany and one of the most respected voices in contemporary Europe, is coming to Bucharest at the invitation of Litera publishing house to present her memoir...

The Ethics Commission at Politehnica University of Bucharest has ruled that it cannot proceed with an inquiry into former presidential candidate Călin Georgescu regarding alleged academic misconduct, despite formal complaints.

Moscow has ordered the departure of a Romanian diplomat, mirroring Bucharest's previous expulsion of a Russian envoy following a series of unauthorized drone incursions into Romanian airspace.

Romanian politicians and civic figures are demanding the removal of Lucian Pahonțu following claims that municipal institutions concealed misconduct. Critics argue that Mayor Nicușor Dan’s refusal to act damages public trust in local governance.

The upcoming festival will feature seven digital art exhibitions alongside a special tribute to the legendary Romanian gymnast.

The muskrat is a formidable creature. Considered a true "aquatic engineer and architect," it is full of surprising physiological adaptations.

An investment firm has completed the purchase of the iconic former Alpha Bank building in Bucharest, marking a significant shift in the city's commercial real estate landscape.

Bucharest risks forfeiting substantial European Union financial support after failing to pass legislation establishing a unified national wage structure.

Russia has requested the recall of Romania's envoy after Bucharest declared a Russian diplomat persona non grata, citing repeated unauthorized drone flights into Romanian airspace last month.

Mayor Ciprian Ciucu is considering raising utility tariffs for the upcoming winter due to financial struggles at Termoenergetica, warning that prices may continue to climb.

The High Court of Cassation and Justice (ÎCCJ) is hearing today the appeal filed by ROMATSA in the case where the Bucharest Court of Appeal decided to suspend the company's activity for one month.

Bucharest-based renewable energy developer Waldevar has finished constructing a large-scale hybrid solar facility for Sany Heavy Industry, boosting regional clean energy capacity.

Municipal officials are considering pausing financial support for adults with disabilities until outstanding back payments to eligible beneficiaries are fully settled.

Both Bucharest and Ljubljana are preparing to host major international arts festivals in September, featuring a range of concerts, operas, ballets, and theatrical performances.

Located in Bucharest’s old Negustori district, the refined estate of landowner Romulus Porescu is celebrated for its architectural beauty but carries a deeply sorrowful historical legacy.

A Romanian article discusses whether Edmond Niculușcă's positive contributions to Bucharest are sufficient to forgive his recent missteps, prompting reflection on his public image and actions.

A regional comparison by Cordia indicates that new-build housing prices per square meter in Bucharest and major Polish cities are lower than in Budapest, highlighting varying investment landscapes across Central and Eastern European residential markets.

Gabriel Mutu, former mayor of Sector 6 and a well-known member of the PSD in Bucharest, has announced his definitive withdrawal from political life.

The Romanian Air Force is set to open the Bucharest International Air Show in 2026, indicating its participation and role in the upcoming event.

The National Company Bucharest Airports (CNAB) is planning to implement anti-drone systems for airports in Bucharest.

Athens is becoming increasingly unaffordable for low-income residents despite being cheaper than most major European cities, with Bucharest now being cited as a more accessible example.

Local police in Bucharest distributed water bottles to people in central areas on Sunday in response to a yellow code heatwave, urging residents to avoid travel and stay hydrated.

Residents of Alba Iulia, a county capital in Romania, have been without public transportation for over two months, raising questions about the city's infrastructure and drawing comparisons to Bucharest's situation.

New information has emerged regarding a fire at the Fundeni Institute in Bucharest, suggesting it was intentionally started by a patient who set fire to a mattress in her room.

Bucharest's General Council has approved new rules for the Old Town, requiring special bags for waste collection and prohibiting loud music from speakers at all hours.

A fire at the Fundeni Institute in Bucharest resulted in the evacuation of dozens of patients after smoke was reported in a third-floor ward. Authorities quickly responded to the incident to ensure the safety of those inside.

Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu responded to negative reactions following remarks by Edmond Niculușcă, co-founder of La Mița Biciclista, about Amzei Bakery, stating that there is room for both traditional Romanian pastries and croissants in the city.

A major malfunction on the Berceni main pipeline has left nearly an entire sector of Bucharest without hot water for four days. Authorities are working to prevent the outage from affecting a larger portion of the capital.

The leadership of Romania's National Liberal Party (PNL) has appointed new heads for its Bucharest branches, with recently joined members taking charge of sectors 3 and 4.

Bucharest mayor Ciprian Ciucu's appeal against judicial control was rejected, meaning he will remain under the measure until October 15 and cannot leave Romania, despite his claims that it affects his work as mayor.

The Bucharest Tribunal rejected the request for the public transport company STB to enter insolvency, with Mayor Ciprian Ciucu explaining the court's reasoning, which cited issues with employee data.

A power outage on Thursday interrupted electricity supply in several areas of Bucharest, including Henri Coandă International Airport – Otopeni.

Financial assistance for families impacted by last year's block explosion in Bucharest's Rahova district will be extended for another 12 months, following a decision approved by the General Council of the Capital.

A driver in Bucharest, Romania, crashed their car into a construction pit on Wednesday evening.

Romania is set to host its inaugural Silent Reading Party on a train, with the unique event taking place on the route between Bucharest and Constanța.

The Bucharest International Air Show & General Aviation Exhibition (BIAS 2026) is set to return in late August at Bucharest Băneasa "Aurel Vlaicu" International Airport, featuring its 16th edition as Romania's largest air show.

Romania's only nuclear power plant had to be shut down due to low water levels. Nevertheless, Bucharest wants to expand nuclear energy – with Trump's help.

The Balkanik Festival in Bucharest will showcase a monumental multimedia installation inspired by the works of sculptor Constantin Brâncuși.

Andreia Bodea, director of "I. L. Caragiale" National College in Bucharest, expressed strong concerns on Digi24 that proposed changes to high school admissions could ignite widespread suspicion and fears of fraud.

A court in Bucharest has rejected the insolvency request filed by the city's public transport operator, STB.

The arrivals parking area at Bucharest's Henri Coandă Airport has been closed to facilitate modernization efforts. This closure is part of an ongoing project to upgrade the airport's facilities.

A tribunal has unexpectedly rejected the request for STB (Bucharest Transport Company) to enter insolvency, according to Ciprian Ciucu. The management insists that all documents were verified multiple times.

Metrorex, Bucharest's subway operator, announced it is making daily payments to its electricity supplier to progressively reduce and settle outstanding payment obligations.

SAI Globinvest has introduced a new Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) designed to replicate the performance of the Bucharest Stock Exchange’s reference BET-XT index. This launch provides investors with a new option to track the Romanian market.

Bucharest General Mayor Ciprian Ciucu revealed an unusual situation in his case, announcing he will again contest his judicial control, as one of the imposed obligations prevents him from contacting Sector 6 Mayor Paul Moldovan, hindering his mandate.

The Brussels Times has published multiple articles featuring search queries related to buying and ordering various types of cocaine in numerous international cities and regions.

Approximately 4,000 new apartments are under construction in Bucharest's Aviației area, dubbed the 'corporate hub,' with families needing a minimum income of around 15,000 lei to purchase a two-bedroom apartment via mortgage.

Bucharest is expected to experience a heatwave with temperatures reaching 36 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, under a yellow code warning, alongside forecasts for storms.

For centuries, the Ottoman Empire and major powers actively prevented the use of the name 'Macedonia' and 'Macedonians,' as detailed in the extensive work 'The Bucharest Peace Treaty and Macedonia.' This research, based on documents secretly obtained from military archives, highlights the historical challenges faced by the Macedonian identity.

A journalist attended a SRI (Romanian Intelligence Service) lecture at Politehnica University in Bucharest on recognizing self-radicalization. This lecture is part of the PREVISIO program, which trains Romanian teachers.

The head of Bucharest's Ambulance Service, Alice Grasu, addressed an incident in Cluj where residents attacked an ambulance crew, explaining that rumors of a 'black ambulance' kidnapping children are over 30 years old.

A car caught fire and exploded in the Băneasa underpass in northern Bucharest on Friday evening. The vehicle was completely engulfed in flames within minutes, but the driver and two passengers managed to escape unharmed.

Colliers reports that office rents in central Bucharest have increased by 12% year-on-year due to limited supply.

New drone footage captured images of a fire that occurred on Friday morning in Sector 1 of Bucharest, specifically on Chitilei Road. The blaze affected a 500-square-meter area of a hall, with no casualties reported.

A powerful fire has erupted at a warehouse in Sector 1 of Bucharest, prompting firefighters to respond with over 20 vehicles and an RO-Alert message to be issued. Large clouds of smoke are visible from the blaze.

The MMB Showcase Festival is set to bring European soul, jazz-fusion, and noise rock artists to Bucharest, offering a diverse musical experience.

A new real estate scam has been uncovered in Bucharest, involving "phantom apartments" in an unfinished complex being sold multiple times. The total damages in the case are estimated to reach 3 million euros, leading to prosecutor raids.

The Russian Embassy in Bucharest has accused Romania of failing to provide evidence linking downed drones to Russia, claiming Romania presented 'pieces of polystyrene' rather than actual drone debris.

Nicușor Dan, the Mayor of Bucharest, has sent a law back to Parliament for re-examination, which would permit the removal of land from protected natural areas for hydropower projects.

A search query related to purchasing cocaine in Bucharest appeared on the Brussels Times website, indicating potential issues with content or search functionality.

Firefighters from the Bucharest-Ilfov Emergency Situations Inspectorate had a less common mission.

The publicly listed software company attributed its strong half-year financial performance to increased demand for digital solutions and operational efficiency gains.

Mayor Ciprian Ciucu proposed the reductions citing budget constraints, sparking debate over the suspension of maternal vouchers and disability stipends until late 2030.

The Bucharest Stock Exchange has been granted approval by the Romanian Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF) to implement a new Multilateral Trading System Code, modernizing its regulatory framework.

The capital municipality estimates it will fully settle outstanding payments to adults with disabilities by October 2030, providing monthly stipends of 250 lei in the interim.

ANM issued a yellow code warning on Friday regarding wind intensification in Dobrogea, eastern Muntenia, southern Moldova, and locally in southern Banat, as well as in Caraș-Severin county.

Romanian real estate developer One United Properties has suspended the sale of its flagship One Tower office building in Bucharest after receiving insufficient investor interest.

The Romanian Ministry of Transport has received interministerial approval for four major road construction projects, including the Brașov-Făgăraș and Bucharest-Alexandria highways.

The National Museum of Art of Romania in Bucharest is hosting a special Brâncuși exhibition that encourages visitors to physically touch the sculptures, breaking traditional museum rules.

The institution celebrated outstanding performance across IBDP, IGCSE, AS, and A Level exams, highlighting academic success among its student body.

Market analysis indicates that Bucharest is increasingly drawing attention from regional investors, largely driven by relatively affordable property prices compared to other European capitals.

Recent polling data indicates a shift in public perception, with a majority of respondents expressing greater trust and positive sentiment toward Bucharest compared to Washington.

ASE București launches its fall enrollment period following a highly successful summer round that admitted over 10,200 candidates across three university program types, significantly surpassing previous year figures.

Regional development agencies are finalizing funding calls to support advanced digital transformation projects for small and medium-sized enterprises in the capital region.

Romania has received its first disbursement from the European Union’s Strategic Act for Europe fund, earmarked for pre-contracted military acquisitions. The allocation marks a significant step in Bucharest’s efforts to rapidly modernize its armed forces under EU defense initiatives.

Authorities in Germany are negotiating the extradition of a Russian spy captured in Romania alongside Polish intelligence, who had buried weapons in Berlin and supplied incendiary devices in Bucharest.

Over a third of apartment blocks in Romania's capital lack hot water, raising concerns about how residents will cope during the upcoming winter months amid ongoing construction disruptions.

A recent industry assessment has identified Bucharest as having exceptional potential for hosting artificial intelligence data centers, citing favorable infrastructure and economic conditions.

Bucharest Politehnica University has completed the modernization of its largest campus in Romania, enhancing facilities for students and faculty.

Cristian Turculeț, a former operational director for Starbucks Romania and Bulgaria, is venturing into entrepreneurship by launching Anuva Coffee, a new chain of specialty coffee shops starting in Bucharest.

Romania's National Meteorological Administration issued an orange code warning for torrential rains, thunderstorms, and hail in parts of Giurgiu county, with a yellow code for similar conditions in Bucharest. The warning is valid for the next hour.

Electro-Alfa, a company listed on the Bucharest Exchange, announced an 8.4% increase in its net profit for the first half of 2026.

Meteorologists have issued two yellow code heatwave warnings for Bucharest on Monday and Tuesday, with severe weather including showers, electrical discharges, and storms expected from the evening.

Police intervened and arrested a man after he allegedly verbally abused and physically assaulted two women in a queue outside Amzei Bakery in Bucharest.

The relics of Saint Anne will be brought to Romania for the first time, to be displayed for veneration at the Saint George-New Church in Bucharest from September 5-10.

Jamila, Romania's most followed culinary influencer, has weighed in on the viral 'merdenele' pastry debate, reacting to criticism against a traditional pastry shop in Bucharest and announcing she will share her own recipe.

Edmond Niculușcă, co-founder of La Mița Bicilista, sparked collective anger in Bucharest with his dismissive comments about "merdenele" pastries from a local bakery.

A social dispute in Bucharest, dubbed the 'merdenele scandal,' has sparked debate beyond a conflict between specific vendors, touching upon elitism and social class perceptions regarding food consumption in public markets.

American artist Catherine Webb, a Yale University graduate specializing in Painting and Ecological Justice, concluded a month-long artist residency in Bucharest, Romania, during which she also visited other cities.

A video mocking merdenea pastry lovers in Bucharest has sparked a social media trend, with residents buying pastries and eating them in front of 'La Mița Biciclista'.

The National Liberal Party (PNL) Bucharest has appointed new interim presidents for four of its sector organizations, including Sanda Nicola, Dragoș Pîslaru, and Oana Gheorghiu.

While Carrefour has sold its stores in Romania, German retail giant Globus is exploring opportunities to enter the Romanian market. Globus, a major rival to Lidl and Kaufland, has already visited Bucharest to assess the market.

Tram line 41 in Bucharest will be suspended on Saturday, August 22, to address deficiencies in the public sewage network on Mărăști Boulevard.

Following a power outage in Bucharest, the city's general mayor, Ciprian Ciucu, announced plans to acquire generators to ensure hospitals and other critical institutions have backup systems during major failures.

Police in Bucharest conducted raids and detained four men, identified as Rapid football club supporters, in connection with the assault of a Pakistani citizen.

Romania's forensic medicine system is at risk of restricting its activity to only emergencies, with only 25 forensic doctors in Bucharest compared to a needed 80, potentially delaying criminal investigations.

Bucharest's mayor has proposed to city councilors that Izvor Park be renamed 'Nadia Comăneci Park', following a request from the Romanian Olympic Committee.

Authorities discovered an illegal 'rehabilitation center' for wild animals in Dâmbovița county, 90 km from Bucharest, housing lions, tigers, and bears, with the carcass of a tiger cub found in a freezer.

Bucharest's famous Magheru Boulevard is characterized by heavy traffic, noise, dilapidated buildings with peeling facades, and numerous abandoned commercial spaces. Many buildings along the boulevard are marked with a red dot, indicating they are at risk of collapse in an earthquake.

Local Police in Bucharest announced the start of evaluations for buildings affected by an explosion in Rahova, with specialist teams inspecting all apartments to document their condition.

A serious car accident on Şoseaua Gării Căţelu in Bucharest resulted in the death of a 29-year-old pedestrian and injuries to two others, with traffic restrictions in place as police investigate.

A 28-year-old resident doctor was found dead at Bucharest University Emergency Hospital after reportedly falling from an upper floor, with police investigating the incident as a suicide.

The first and only highway in Romania built by a Chinese contractor, located near Bucharest, is experiencing another delay. An adjacent section, which is fully completed, remains unused due to the ongoing delays.

Bucharest is under a yellow code warning for extremely high temperatures and a heatwave, which is expected to persist until Monday, according to meteorologists.

North Bucharest Investments has strengthened its collaboration with Astorium by incorporating Astorium Boutique into its existing portfolio.

Controversial images from Sector 2, Bucharest, show a street vendor seemingly offering money to local police officers during the confiscation of her goods, quickly leading to accusations of corruption on social media.

More than 500 complaints about a strong smell of garbage and gas in several Bucharest neighborhoods prompted the Environmental Guard to launch controls within 24 hours.

The Bucharest Court of Appeal provided its reasoning for suspending six of eleven government decisions, adopted on July 23, which were challenged by the Social Democratic Party (PSD).

The electricity supply for Bucharest's subway operator is facing scrutiny due to significant accumulated debts. This raises questions about the operational stability of the public transport system in the Romanian capital.

Bucharest City Hall has announced the installation of new tram tracks on Boulevard 1 Decembrie 1918, with work set to begin on Basarabia Boulevard in the coming days.

The neuromuscular rehabilitation ward at Bagdasar-Arseni Hospital in Bucharest has been closed for disinfection following a bed bug infestation.

An article explains the intricate process of how treated water reaches every neighborhood in Bucharest through a network of pumping stations, detailing daily consumption patterns.

Bucharest City Hall announced plans to modernize the nearly 100-year-old sewage system in the North Station area, coinciding with ongoing tram track renovation works on Dinicu Golescu Boulevard.

The last residence of Irina Procopiu, Lady-in-Waiting to Queen Maria, on Dacia Boulevard in Bucharest, was a cultural salon for interwar musicians. The article recounts her life, which ended in poverty.

Bucharest's General Mayor Ciprian Ciucu announced the start of tram rail installation under the Constanța Bridge, with works expected to be completed within three weeks to ease traffic before school starts.

An NBI analysis highlights Bucharest's strengthening position in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) market. The city benefits from competitive pricing, limited supply, and significant convergence potential.

An article from The Brussels Times appears to be an advertisement or search engine optimization attempt, promoting a website for finding and buying cocaine in Bucharest.

Residents in Bucharest's Sector 3 are complaining about the chaotic demolition of a former factory hall that contained asbestos plates, a material whose destruction is prohibited by law.

The original 1913 Treaty of Bucharest does not contain any secret clauses, nor does it mention an independent Macedonia after 100 years or any future provisions related to the name "Macedonia."

Reports indicate that Russian envoys in Bucharest are falsely denying Moscow's involvement in drones shot down in Romania. Evidence suggests the downed drones were indeed sent by Russia, contradicting their public statements.

A report by Cushman & Wakefield Echinox indicates that net take-up accounted for 73% of Bucharest's office demand in the first half of the year, signaling a robust market.

Prosecutors and police conducted 19 searches in Bucharest and three other counties as part of an investigation into a real estate fraud scheme in Sector 5, with an estimated damage of 16 million lei.

The Bucharest Court of Appeal has concluded that the 'slavery' accusations made by DIICOT prosecutors in the case of illegal asylums in Bihor, owned by Viorel Paşca, are unfounded, refusing preventive arrests.

Local authorities granted planning permission for ELCEN's 'Cartierul Energiei' project, which includes two eight-story buildings housing commercial and cultural spaces near CET Grozăvești.

Real estate developer CTP has delivered 3,000 square meters of built-to-suit temperature-controlled warehouse space to support logistics operations in Bucharest.

Registration has opened for local events in Bucharest and Cluj-Napoca hosting participants for the international NASA Space Apps Challenge hackathon.

In response to the Pahonțu case controversy, AUR leader George Simion addressed supporters of Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan, urging them to either join the AUR movement or sign petitions to trigger Dan's removal from office.

Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan faces public backlash for staunchly defending Lucian Pahonțu, the former head of Romania's intelligence agency, despite widespread skepticism about their close ties.

An award-winning Moldovan journalist questioned Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan regarding the appointment of Lucian Pahonțu as head of the Presidential Protection Service, citing concerns over his past conduct and legal compliance.

Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan has postponed naming a new head of Romania’s intelligence agency, stating he will proceed only under specific conditions. The delay has prompted public commentary regarding the government's timeline for the appointment.

Romanian politician Dominic Fritz stated that while he does not agree with all of Mayor Nicușor Dan’s choices, he respects the mayor’s right to decide while affirming citizens’ right to criticize.

The 11th edition of the iMapp Bucharest festival will take place on September 19–20, featuring international video mapping winners and a special tribute to gymnast Nadia Comăneci.

Bucharest has approved the distribution of funds received under the European Union's Strategic Framework for European Defence Industry, directing the capital toward key defense manufacturing and modernization projects.

Construction work on a tram line in Romania's capital has been suspended following the unearthing of potential ancient walls, pending expert assessment.

The capital city's leadership is evaluating a raise in residential heating costs for the upcoming winter season to address municipal utility budget shortfalls.

Mayor Ciprian Ciucu condemned recent legislation on official asset declarations as flawed, asserting that the National Integrity Agency (ANI) has effectively been sidelined since its implementation.

A new mobilization exercise for military reservists will be held this autumn in the Bucharest-Ilfov area.

The city's thermal energy provider has petitioned for a higher price per gigacalorie for residents, prompting commentary from Mayor Ciprian Ciucu regarding the proposal.

Meteorological agencies forecast incoming rain showers and a slight drop in temperatures for Bucharest and surrounding regions, alongside similar weather patterns anticipated across Bangladesh. Residents are advised to prepare for wet conditions and adjust outdoor plans accordingly.

The court is reviewing a new petition from Horatiu Potra to end his house arrest in the case where he faces attempted coup charges alongside Calin Georgescu.

Following the vandalism of the Basarab Overpass during ongoing rehabilitation works, Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu announced plans to install thousands of new surveillance cameras across the capital.

The struggle between reformers and corrupt cliques in Bucharest enters its next round. How it ends also depends on Brussels.

Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu announced that the city's public transport operator has submitted a new insolvency petition, emphasizing the need to protect the future of public transit and municipal finances.

A 17-year-old, driving drunk and without a license, collided with five cars at the entrance to Bucharest on Tuesday morning, sending three people to the hospital.

PNL leaders met to discuss the party's permanent presence in the community, while also facing criticism regarding changes in the leadership of Bucharest branches.

A power outage has affected traffic lights at approximately 35 intersections in Bucharest since 1 PM on Monday, leading to police intervention to manage traffic.

The road connecting Splaiul Unirii to Blv. Corneliu Coposu, which traverses Unirii Square in Bucharest, will be reopened on Tuesday morning, according to Sector 4 Mayor Daniel Băluță.

Supermarkets in Bucharest are being considered as a surprising solution to the lack of parking spaces in residential areas, with discussions underway regarding subscription prices and rules for overnight parking.

A 17-year-old without a driver's license was apprehended in Bucharest after leading police on a chase and hitting a police vehicle. The incident occurred in Sector 2 while the teen was driving an unregistered motorcycle.

This article explores the historical glory and subsequent decline of cinemas located on Elisabeta Boulevard in Bucharest, once a vibrant hub known as 'Bucharest's Hollywood,' detailing the factors that led to their disappearance.

A social media 'war' over butter versus margarine has unexpectedly led to hundreds of people queuing for merdenele pastries at a Bucharest bakery, after a co-founder of a restaurant satirized lovers of the product online.

Police have arrested a 47-year-old man, an accomplice in the murder and incineration of an anesthesiologist in Bucharest in March. The suspect was nationally and internationally wanted and was apprehended during a traffic stop.

Bucharest prepares for a weekend of diverse events on August 22-23, including the return of SAGA Festival at Arena Națională, Enescu concerts at Ateneu, and a large family festival.

The George Enescu International Competition has commenced in Bucharest, with renowned Romanian conductor Cristian Măcelaru serving as its artistic director.

The 'AICI A STAT' Festival is set to return between October 8 and 18 in Bucharest, with its second edition dedicated to the emblematic 20th-century artist and intellectual Cela Delavrancea.

The Bucharest Court of Appeal issued definitive decisions, rejecting appeals by the PNL leadership against rulings that suspended the extraordinary PNL Congress from June 21 and its subsequent leadership election.

Tram line 41 in Bucharest will be suspended on Saturday due to sewage network repairs on Mărăști Boulevard, with a special shuttle line 641 established to transport passengers.

The Animest animation film festival is set to return to Bucharest in October, featuring a nature-themed edition.

Cristian Bușoi, a Romanian Secretary of State, addressed the potential impact of the Cernavodă power plant's closure on consumer prices and explained possible causes for a power outage in northern Bucharest. He also discussed the shutdown of the Turceni thermal power plant, citing a lack of investment in equipment.

Ukrainian pianist Roman Lopatynskyi, who has performed in air-raid shelters, is set to play in Bucharest. Due to his age, he requires special permission to leave Ukraine for international concerts.

The Bucharest City Council has approved new, stricter regulations for terraces in the Historic Center, aiming for improved cleanliness, better supply management, and reduced noise levels.

A 70-year-old woman in Bucharest was robbed of gold and silver jewelry, including eight gold coins, totaling 150,000 lei, by a man and a woman she hired to clean her home.

Bucharest has entered a yellow code heatwave alert, with extremely high temperatures expected to persist throughout the weekend until August 22.

Beijing and Zagreb are now connected by a frequent direct airline route for the first time, with tickets already on sale for the new service via Bucharest.

The separate high school entrance exam, which is to be introduced in the new school year, has sparked many reactions in the public space, from students, parents, and teachers, to politicians who today...

Bucharest metro services are threatened with a shutdown in September 2026 if the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure fails to pay compensation, according to the Free Metro Trade Union (USLM).

Police in Romania have carried out 52 searches across seven counties and Bucharest as part of a criminal investigation into tax evasion offenses.

An event in Bucharest aims to gather 20,000 people at a 5.5-kilometer-long table in an attempt to set a new Guinness World Record.

The arrivals parking area at Henri Coandă Airport (Otopeni) will be completely closed for the next six months starting today for modernization and consolidation works, according to the Bucharest Airports Company.

Two months after obtaining the construction permit, the new access road project in Bucharest's Greenfield Băneasa neighborhood has seen its estimated investment rise from 2.5 million to over 3.5 million euros.

Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan issued his first reaction to the Constitutional Court's decision on the integrity law, which impacts Dominic Fritz's mandate, stating that his arguments were 'very solid'.

British investor Ghai Sant Ram's HORIZON CITY project in northern Bucharest has secured €36 million in financing from Libra Bank.

The eagle and two griffins on the pediment of the University Palace in Bucharest have been restored and returned to their place, filling a gap in the city's architectural history after more than 80 years.

Ciprian Ciucu, the mayor of Bucharest, contested the extension of his judicial control, stating that not doing so would imply guilt. He is accused by the DNA of being supported by two businessmen during his campaign.

A seven-car pile-up occurred on the A2 highway near Valea Dacilor in Constanța County, Romania, causing traffic restrictions on the Bucharest-bound lane, though no injuries were reported.

An analysis by SVN indicates that approximately 4,000 apartments are currently under construction in the Aviației area of Bucharest.

The Romanian-American University in Bucharest is highlighted for its innovative approach to education, focusing on preparing students for future job market demands beyond traditional classroom learning.

The Chiajna Monastery, a monumental ruin and national heritage site in Bucharest, stands defiant against decay, known for its massive brick walls and bizarre horror stories.

Bucharest's City Hall announced extensive modernization work in the North Station area, including upgrading the century-old sewage system and burying utility cables.

Bucharest is set for a quiet weekend on August 15-16, with trending events including a silent party on a terrace, a birthday celebration with Paulina, sports dance, and a unique film about Jesus in cinemas.

Electric scooters, bikes, hoverboards, and other motorized vehicles are now prohibited on the paths of Bucharest's parks, with fines reaching 500 lei. Local police are conducting checks in major parks like Cișmigiu and Herăstrău.

Transgaz, a company listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, has reported a 40% decrease in its net profit. This financial update comes from Romania-Insider.

New urban art tours are being offered at Un-hidden Bucharest, providing an opportunity to explore the city's street art scene.

Wizz Air has canceled its autumn flights from Turku to Bucharest, which were marketed despite not being expected to materialize, citing profitability problems for the routes.

CEC Bank and Exim Banca Romanească have provided EUR 55 million in financing for the construction of a new district heating plant, CET Titan, in Bucharest.

Bucharest will establish direct flight connections to Beijing starting in September, enhancing travel and trade links between Romania and China.

Russia's envoy to Bucharest claims the Romanian Foreign Ministry presented "pieces of polystyrene" as evidence of alleged Russian drone incidents, accusing them of lying.

Businessman Ion Țiriac plans to demolish his son's villa on Lake Tei in Bucharest to construct a 127-apartment premium tower, an investment estimated at 62 million euros, with the demolition of the 3,000 square meter villa already underway.