Minister plans to boost foreign tourism by scrapping VAT on visitors.
Cities in the Balkans may score badly in some fields, but they score highly when it comes to labour costs.
Monthly inflation in Romania fell in January to levels not seen in decades, but concerns remain over the country’s overall chance of economic recovery.
Romania's Central Bank has increased its inflation forecast for this year, though at well below 4 per cent, the rate is not seen as especially worrying.
As gas consumption in soars in sub-zero temperatures, experts say the country will have to fork out for pricey imports from Russia.
Following a major upgrade of its main ski area, Bucharest will extend its ski season to four months a year.
Merger of important energy companies in Romania opens the way for the privatisation of the new giant in 2012.
The telecommunications giant is to close down its unit in Romania at the end of this month instead of at the end of the year.
Bucharest is to continue layoffs in the public sector next year, axing another 300,000 jobs.
Monthly inflation in Romania unexpectedly peaked in October, which economists blame on a sharp rise in heating bills after subsidies were axed for most families.
Romania has announced plans to sell the state owned copper mine Cupru Min Abrud through a tender.
President says countries like Romania, whose banks are not heavily in debt, should not have to pay into the new, planned Europe-wide banking 'shield'.
The Romanian budget deficit target is expected to be lowered to below 3 per cent of the GDP as the government seeks to find a cost-efficient budget for the next year.
Bucharest hopes planned reforms to the Common Agricultural Policy, offering more subsidies to young farmers, may reverse the years-long decline in farming.
Bulgaria and Romania will take joint action against restrictions on EU labour markets affecting workers from both states, Bulgarian news agency BTA has reported.
Oil and gas company Petrom, controlled by Austria's OMV, has started commercial operations at its wind energy park in eastern Romania, following an investment of about 90 million euros.
Uncertainty about the future of the single currency makes many Romanians concerned for their financial future.
The country with one of the highest proportions of smokers in the EU prepares for change.
A bronze yak presented by Chairman Mao was the surprise star of the sale of the late Romanian dictator's gifts, which took place on the anniversary of his birthday in Bucharest.