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France, Germany, Italy and Romania support move but say ‘profound reforms’ needed to fight corruption
On the road across Europe, Horatio Clare battles bureaucracy, bad drivers and zealous police to deliver cargo to Ukraine
Governments need to manage public finances prudently even as central banks raise interest rates
Most countries in the region back alliance’s plans as Budapest talks of ‘limited options’ to support Kyiv
Justice commissioner threatens legal action if Bucharest does not comply with EU top court rulings
From mini-MBAs to short online programmes, a burst of learning will boost your productivity in the long run
Liberal Nicolae Ciuca expected to be confirmed as premier but Social Democrats claim key ministries
Parties at loggerheads on choice of PM in nation with one of Europe’s worst Covid rates
Government coalition talks take place amid record Covid infections and deaths
Some doctors have reportedly been issuing jab certificates to unvaccinated people
Romania and Hungary veering away from EU spending priorities
UiPath shows how Silicon Valley is no longer the must-be place for software companies
The FT Weekend editor on echoes between life in London 2021 and in communist-era Romania and eastern Europe
Nationalist alliance formed a year ago set to be fourth-largest group in parliament after election last week
Ludovic Orban had been hoping to turn minority government into a convincing mandate
Ludovic Orban says their stance on rule of law ‘is against the whole of Europe’
Strict lockdowns helped region handle spring crisis better than western Europe, but now the number of cases is rising
The homes built by this Romanian minority are a reaction to centuries of stigma and oppression
Firing of Laura Codruta Kovesi was seen as emblematic of slide towards autocracy in some EU states
Producers have made impressive progress in a country where consumption per capita is heroic
President told to select new prime minister in decision that prolongs political turmoil
To address the rule of law crisis, Europeans must see it as a broader crisis of governance
Ludovic Orban moves to undo swath of tax increases while promising to rein in deficit
Thirty years on, the downfall of Ceausescu holds lessons for rebels across the world
Trial of Ion Iliescu seen as opportunity to clear ‘fog’ over country’s democracy
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