SpaceX is reportedly preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) that could be one of the largest in history, potentially making Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire. Filings for the IPO have revealed details about the company's finances and Musk's significant control.
Bucharest is set to host an official attempt to break the world record for the largest speed networking event in May 2026, with Guinness World Records confirming its presence.
Bucharest became a hub for the global defense, security, and technology industry during a three-day exhibition at ROMAERO Băneasa, where over 650 companies from 36 countries gathered to discuss the future of the Black Sea region.
The Bucharest Military Tribunal has scheduled final debates for Wednesday and Thursday in the 'August 10' case, where former Gendarmerie chiefs are on trial for abuse of office related to the forceful intervention against protesters. The proceedings will address when the alleged offenses expire.
A company controlled by a prominent businessman has obtained a zoning certificate from Sector 2 City Hall to demolish the Floreasca Cinema and construct a 5-story residential building in the eponymous park.
The Bucharest Military Tribunal has scheduled final debates for Wednesday and Thursday in the 'August 10' case, where former Gendarmerie chiefs are on trial for abuse of office related to the forceful intervention against protesters.
The Basarab Overpass in Bucharest, which has fallen into disrepair over 15 years, is scheduled for repairs this summer, leading to traffic restrictions.
A new access road for Greenfield Băneasa in northern Bucharest has opened, expected to reduce traffic on Aleea Teișani by up to 50% and decongest the connection between DN1 and the Ring Road.
Romanian technology group IT Genetics is set to begin trading on the Bucharest Stock Exchange's AeRO Market. This listing marks a significant step for the company, providing new investment opportunities in the Romanian tech sector.
Food ingredient producer Puratos is set to finalize a strategic investment of over 15 million euros in a new factory near Bucharest, Romania, by autumn, which will supply both the local and regional markets.
A powerful fire broke out in Bucharest, affecting multiple buildings and an area of 800 square meters. Authorities issued a RO-Alert message to warn residents about the incident.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan spoke on Religious Freedom Day, advocating against the instrumentalization of religion for manipulation, amidst political analysis suggesting he may generate crises and align with certain parties. This comes as a film review also touches on political crisis in Argentina.
Exasperated Bucharest residents are demanding bollards for Tram Line 5, the first rehabilitated tram line in the city, as it frequently becomes non-functional during peak hours due to cars blocking the tracks.
A Romanian article highlights trending events in Bucharest for the weekend of May 16-17, including a Metallica band sighting, a Comedy Night, Eurovision-related activities, and a film about Putin at the cinema.
Nicușor Dan, Mayor of Bucharest, visited the BSDA 2026 defense exhibition, the largest in the Black Sea region, accompanied by his son. During his visit, he was questioned about Romania's arms exports to Israel, stating that "any contract has a bilateral obligation."
The Black Sea Defense, Aerospace military exhibition in Bucharest has attracted a large crowd, with 650 participating firms, nearly triple the number from a decade ago.
Bucharest has brought back its double-decker tourist buses, offering city tours on weekends. This initiative aims to enhance the tourist experience in the Romanian capital.
Estée Lauder, the cosmetics giant, has closed its global technology center in Bucharest, Romania, which had only opened in April 2023, with the space now reportedly occupied by Engie.
A US children's book author was sentenced to life in prison for poisoning her husband with fentanyl to inherit his millions, an act she committed before writing a book about coping with grief. The court found her guilty of murder in the first degree.
According to Colliers, the Bucharest office market experienced growth in the first quarter of 2026. However, it remains below the levels observed before the pandemic.
During their concert in Bucharest, the legendary band Metallica surprised the audience by performing a song in Romanian. This gesture was described as one of the most beautiful things the band brought to the city.
A road accident occurred in Sector 2 of Bucharest, Romania, where an ambulance collided with a car whose driver reportedly failed to yield, with the impact captured by a dashboard camera.
The Romanian rental market experienced a cooling trend in April 2026 compared to March, with prices stagnating or decreasing in most analyzed cities. The largest monthly adjustments were recorded in Bucharest's Sector 2 and Sector 5.
Leaders at the Bucharest Nine summit issued a joint statement backing a 'NATO 3.0' strategy and identifying Russia as the alliance's primary long-term threat.
The construction permit for Bucharest's new Metro Line 6, connecting 1 Mai to Henri Coandă International Airport, has been issued, marking a new stage for the project expected to last nearly three years.
Colentina Clinical Hospital in Bucharest will implement an alternative heating solution, with an investment estimated at 18 million lei, including VAT, approved by the Bucharest General Council.
Leaders at the B9 Summit and Nordic Allies in Bucharest signed a joint declaration emphasizing the need to strengthen ties with key partners, specifically highlighting the Republic of Moldova.
Bucharest's Sector 2 City Hall has received approval to establish its own infrastructure company and a sports club, with the new company set to focus on infrastructure works and creating new parking spaces.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan spoke at the Bucharest Nine summit, affirming support for Moldova and Ukraine, stating that regional security depends on their safety.
Leaders participating in the B9 Summit in Bucharest adopted a joint declaration outlining shared directions and commitments. Hungary, however, chose to abstain from signing the common declaration, citing a 'constructive abstention'.
The proposed increase in Bucharest's STB public transport ticket price, from 3 to 5 lei, has been postponed. City officials announced the fare hike will be submitted for a vote only after the transport company undergoes reorganization.
Three controversial real estate projects, initiated during Gabriela Firea's mandate, are scheduled for a vote today in the Bucharest General Council, including plans for a 12-story building and a residential neighborhood.
The Băneasa Forest, a major natural area near Bucharest, Romania, is experiencing a significant caterpillar invasion, with thousands of trees affected. Romsilva, the national forest administrator, has stated that the ancient trees are expected to withstand the phenomenon without risk and no immediate treatment is required.
Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu met with Romanian leaders in Bucharest, including the Custodian of the Romanian Crown, to discuss Romania's unwavering support for Moldova's European integration efforts.
Andrii Yermak, former chief of staff to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, has been named as a suspect in a corruption inquiry. The probe involves allegations of money laundering and real estate fraud, marking a significant scandal.
A recent survey reveals that around 69% of Romanian citizens hold a favorable view of Moldovan President Maia Sandu's performance. The majority perceive her as aligned with Bucharest rather than Moscow.
Interim Minister Radu Miruță has announced a "general cleanup" at Metrorex, the Bucharest metro operator, citing numerous and serious long-standing problems. He stated that the General Assembly of Shareholders would be convened and a control body dispatched.
Bucharest Police have initiated checks into Dragoș Ovidiu Argeșanu, described as Romania's most influential "spiritual master," following a public investigation by Snoop. Authorities are working to establish the facts of the situation.
Bento, a Romanian entrepreneurial technology company specializing in software solutions and IT services, plans to become a global player after its listing on the Bucharest Stock Exchange's AeRO market in March 2022.
Bucharest is forecast to experience a sharp drop in temperature, accompanied by torrential rains and strong winds, starting Monday evening and lasting until Thursday morning. The weather will be warm but unstable on Monday and Tuesday before cooling down.
Former Foreign Minister Cristian Diaconescu commented on the upcoming B9 summit in Bucharest, explaining the stakes of the event where personalities from EU states are expected.
President Nicuşor Dan will host the Bucharest 9 (B9) and Nordic Countries Summit at Cotroceni Palace on Wednesday, May 13, with NATO head Mark Rutte and various presidents and ministers attending.
Local Police in Bucharest have issued fines totaling 60,000 lei for smoking in enclosed spaces. The penalties were imposed following a control operation on Decebal Boulevard in the capital.
Bucharest is set to host a variety of trending events over the weekend of May 9-10, including a half marathon, a street food festival, Nordic metal concerts, and other cultural and entertainment activities.
Romanian MEP and SOS România leader Diana Șoșoacă participated in a reception at the Russian Embassy in Bucharest, celebrating Russia's Victory Day on May 9th.
The 22nd Hungarian Music Festival will take place in Bucharest from May 11 to 14, featuring 23 young musicians competing in a program celebrating talent and tradition, as announced by the Liszt Institute.
Weekend weather forecasts across parts of Europe predict significant changes, including rain and potentially wet snowflakes in some areas. Bucharest, for instance, is expecting a radical shift in weather conditions.
Both Chisinau and Bucharest are implementing significant traffic restrictions in their city centers over the weekend due to various events. Public transport routes will also be altered to accommodate these changes.
Firefighters have extinguished a large forest fire in the Bucha district of Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine. The fire rapidly spread near the village of Tarasivshchyna due to unusually hot spring weather and strong winds, covering tens of hectares.
A tram derailed on Valea Cascadelor street in Bucharest, with one wagon colliding with a pole, resulting in several injuries and four people being hospitalized.
Residents of Bucharest's Sector 4 are divided over the new Berceni Market, which was intended to be an agro-food complex but is now criticized as resembling a large drive-thru restaurant.
A new short film by journalist Cătălin Țepelin explains how Steaua Bucharest, a team from a communist country, became the best in Europe for the first time in history in 1986, targeting both those who lived through it and younger generations.
Bucharest, Romania, is set to host the NATO Annual Hybrid Symposium in October, positioning the city as a key player in the Alliance's strategy regarding hybrid threats. The event will focus on NATO's decisions concerning these evolving challenges.
The Mayor of Bucharest has issued an appeal to event organizers, urging them to host more sophisticated and "classy" events. He specifically requested a move away from "fairs with barbecue smoke."
A financial director for a group of companies in Bucharest is accused of illegally transferring over 11.2 million lei into personal accounts or accounts she could access, using the companies' e-banking services. Prosecutors are investigating how she justified these transactions.
The prestigious World Press Photo 2026 exhibition has officially opened its doors in Bucharest, showcasing impactful photojournalism from around the globe.
Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu explained the high number of open construction sites in the city, emphasizing that projects are significantly delayed and risk losing funding.
Herăstrău Lake in Bucharest is scheduled to be emptied in the next two to three weeks to allow for bank consolidation works, which are estimated to cost 45 million lei and take 13 months to complete.
ASPA Bucharest rescued seven dogs and seven cats from an apartment in Sector 5, where they were left without food and water after their owner was hospitalized.
Bar Ton from Bucharest, one of Europe's interesting listening bars, is coming to Athens for two nights, hosting a double takeover event at Birdman and Ekiben South.
Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu stated that any increase in public transport fares must be preceded by a reduction in the operating costs of the Bucharest Transport Company, citing concerns about inefficiency.
The historical National Theatre building in Bucharest, inspired by Viennese theaters, was once a beautiful neoclassical structure. Its former location is now occupied by the Novotel hotel, with only a plaque marking its legacy.
A report highlights Romania's struggle with migrant reality, noting 150,000 officially registered foreign workers while hundreds of thousands more have arrived in the country. The article details the situation at the General Inspectorate for Immigration in Bucharest following new ordinances on foreign worker recruitment.
Bucharest is under a yellow code weather warning for severe storms, with heavy torrential downpours and atmospheric instability expected until Sunday evening.
Several sectors in Bucharest have announced the continuation of 'Summer Kindergarten' and 'Summer School' programs for 2026, targeting children staying in the capital during summer vacation.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan has promulgated several new laws, including the establishment of "Tomis" University in Constanța and the designation of September 1st as National Paralympic Sports Day. He also commented on ongoing efforts to mediate and finalize the salary law.
Three prominent speakers are scheduled to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on human lives at conferences in Bucharest this weekend, with one event already sold out.
Digi Communications N.V., a major European telecommunications company listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, announced consolidated revenues of €593 million for the first quarter of 2026.
Two prominent prosecutors from Constanța are under investigation, with one, Teodor Niţă, brought to Bucharest for questioning as a suspect in instigation to abuse of office, while investigators found significant sums at the other prosecutor's location.
Romania's National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA) has conducted raids at Bucharest's Sector 3 City Hall and Local Police. The investigation targets an alleged corruption network, including how a deputy mayor's associate became police chief despite failing a competition.
Ion Mihalache, a major boulevard in Bucharest, is undergoing a significant modernization and reorganization project, which has sparked public debate and a petition regarding the changes.
Wizz Air has announced the resumption of flights to Tel Aviv from several European cities, including Budapest, Bucharest, and Vilnius, after a period of suspension. The airline is also expanding its fleet to support these and other routes.
Employees of the National Administration "Apele Române" are protesting in Bucharest, demanding an end to hiring freezes and a reduction in management positions.
A weekend calendar highlights various cultural events in Romania, including Cinepolitica, a Portuguese language film festival, Bucharest Organ Fest, Autor jewelry fair, and Romanian Creative Week.
A massive fire broke out at a warehouse in Chiajna, near Bucharest, prompting a significant response from firefighters. Authorities successfully localized the blaze, preventing further spread.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated at the B9 summit in Bucharest that Russia continues to be a direct threat to the Alliance, urging member states to strengthen their defense capabilities.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb, attending the B9 Summit in Bucharest, made sure to visit a gym, with the Finnish Embassy noting that "intense training is part of his style."
Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska, accompanying President Zelensky in Bucharest, met with Mirabela Grădinaru and expressed gratitude to Romania for its assistance.
Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska met with Mirabela Grădinaru, partner of Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan, at Cotroceni Palace during her visit to Romania. Zelenska was also seen arriving at the University of Bucharest.
Romanians are expressing fear as Russian attacks target the Danube Delta, coinciding with the B9 summit in Bucharest where NATO's eastern flank countries are gathering.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov criticized President Rumen Radev's decision to send only an ambassador to the Bucharest summit, noting that Bulgaria and Hungary are the only countries not sending a head of government or foreign minister.
The Herăstrău Summer Theatre in Bucharest's Herăstrău Park will be transferred to the Capital's Public Domain Administration and undergo renovation, following a vote by the CGMB.
SPEEDWELL and STRABAG have signed a contract for the construction of the QUEENS District mixed-use development in Bucharest, with STRABAG also becoming its first tenant.
Bucharest City Hall has ended free parking for hybrid vehicles in blue zones starting May 1st. The change affects approximately 70,000 registered hybrid cars and has led to an increase in parking subscriptions.
Ahead of the Metallica concert in Bucharest, public transport routes are being temporarily deviated and extended to accommodate attendees, with the legendary rock band performing their fifth concert in the city at Arena Națională.
Marian Vanghelie, the former mayor of Bucharest's District 5, along with 30 other individuals, has been sent to trial on corruption charges in Romania.
The European Union has officially adopted sanctions against several violent Israeli settlers and extremist organizations in the West Bank. This move, targeting individuals and groups accused of human rights abuses against Palestinians, has drawn strong condemnation from the Israeli government.
Residents near Bucharest's Basarab Underpass are calling for solutions to severe noise pollution, which they describe as a "real quality of life problem." The issue was discussed in a recent city council meeting.
Ciprian Ciucu alleges that employees of the Bucharest Transport Company (STB) are abusing medical leave by taking it and subsequently being recalled for overtime work, a practice he claims is designed to increase their earnings.
Bucharest's Sector 4 City Hall has launched a 1.6 billion lei project for green space development, but the USR party is accusing it of being a "dedicated tender" with a framework agreement lasting four years.
A new digital real estate platform, NorthBucharest.ro, has launched, offering AI-powered services, completed properties, and thousands of homes within one ecosystem.
Reports indicate that several graves belonging to Bucharest elites, including that of Simona Lahovary, a lady-in-waiting to Queen Maria, have disappeared from Bellu Cemetery, prompting concerns from civil society members.
A 54-year-old man, driving under the influence with a blood alcohol level of 0.64 mg/l, crashed his car into a trolleybus at an intersection in Sector 6 of Bucharest, though no injuries were reported.
Former PNL president Crin Antonescu expressed pleasant surprise at Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan's Europe Day speech, in which Dan spoke about 'Europe's mistakes,' calling it a sign of hope.
Renowned Romanian visual artist Dan Perjovschi discusses his career, projects, and his first and largest retrospective in Bucharest in an interview with Curatorial.
Metallica is set to return to Arena Națională in Bucharest on May 13 for a show that is part of their record-breaking M72 World Tour, with special guests Gojira and Knocked Loose.
Prosecutors have placed 20 drivers from the Bucharest Transport Company (STB) under judicial control, accused of stealing one ton of diesel from bus depots.
Marian Vanghelie, the former mayor of Sector 5 in Bucharest, has been indicted by Romania's National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA) in a new corruption case involving public procurement during the pandemic.
A fire broke out Friday morning in the Piața Romană area of Bucharest, with dense black smoke emerging from the asphalt, causing panic among passersby and disrupting traffic in one of the capital's busiest intersections.
Romanian Foreign Minister Oana Ţoiu met with NATO Military Committee Chairman Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone in Bucharest to discuss drone incidents and the security of NATO's Eastern Flank.
Bucharest City Hall has announced that the 'Open Streets' event will not take place this weekend, citing concerns about creating traffic chaos due to two other major events scheduled.
For the first time, Romania, through the Bucharest Street Food Festival, will become part of the international World Paella Day Cup circuit, a global competition for the best paella chefs.
Police conducted 20 searches in Bucharest and surrounding counties as part of a criminal investigation into qualified theft, targeting dozens of STB drivers suspected of stealing over a ton of diesel and spare parts from the public transport company.
An article explores the meetings and events world of the InterContinental Athénée Palace Bucharest, highlighting its blend of historical significance and business excellence.
Paris Saint-Germain secured a victory against Bayern Munich in the Champions League semifinal, earning the right to potentially face Arsenal in the final. The match saw an early goal from Dembélé for PSG, contributing to a significant moment in the tournament.
Gendarmes found over 30 flares and firecrackers among a group of fans of Belarusian artist Max Korzh gathered in Constitution Square, Bucharest, on Wednesday evening. The individuals were handed over to the police for further investigation.
Commemorative events, including military and religious ceremonies, will be organized in Bucharest and across Romania on May 21 to honor those who contributed to the national destiny through courage and sacrifice.
Prosecutors in Bucharest have announced the seizure of assets worth over €55 million in connection with the Rahova explosion case, where 176 individuals and companies are seeking damages.
Prosecutors in Bucharest have requested prison sentences for former Gendarmerie chiefs accused of ordering the violent repression of protesters during the August 2018 demonstration in Victory Square, Romania.
Applications for parking permits in Bucharest have increased by 75% following the elimination of free parking for hybrid cars, a measure that came into effect on May 1st, according to the Capital City Hall.
Bucharest is considering naming a new park after Maia Sandu, whose name is currently leading in a public poll launched by the administration of the Romanian capital's fourth sector for local residents.
Sector 3 City Hall in Bucharest, Romania, has been fined 100,000 lei by the National Environmental Guard due to severe problems in waste management, with only 0.54% of municipal waste being treated before landfill.
Bucharest City Hall announced that some residents of the building affected by an explosion in Rahova might be able to retrieve their belongings in approximately three months, though not all due to the extent of the damage.
Tram line modernization projects in Bucharest are facing delays, prompting the Capital City Hall to urge contractors to work in two shifts and on weekends to catch up.
Vice Prime Minister Oana Gheorghiu announced a proposal for "recovery management" at Metrorex, Bucharest's subway operator, to bring it back to a sustainable path by reducing unnecessary expenses and increasing efficiency.
ASPA Bucharest has rescued seven dogs and seven cats from an apartment in Sector 5, where they were being kept by a hospitalized woman without adequate food and water.
Sectors 2 and 3 are identified as Bucharest's primary "housing factories" with the most new apartments available, though Sector 4 remains the most sought-after area.
Bucharest City Hall has announced plans to construct nine new parking facilities, comprising eight underground and one above-ground, through public-private partnerships. This initiative aims to address parking needs in the capital.
Police in Ilfov conducted 17 searches across Bucharest and three counties (Ialomița, Ilfov, and Călărași) as part of an investigation into violence and non-compliance with arms and ammunition regulations.
A new wave of extreme weather, including gales, hail, and strong storms, is affecting half of Romania, including Bucharest, this weekend. Weather warnings are set to expire soon for much of the country.
A delegation from the Federal Republic of Germany, led by Thorsten Frei, Head of the German Federal Chancellery and Federal Minister for Special Tasks, visited the Kyiv region, including the cities of Irpin and Bucha.
Bucharest City Hall reported that 50 establishments in the Old Town continued to play loud music despite warnings and repeated fines from the Local Police.
Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu signed a contract with the Romanian Order of Architects to organize an international competition for urban solutions regarding Magheru Boulevard.
Bucharest City Hall announced plans to set up 122 charging stations for electric buses across three depots (Bujoreni, Berceni, and Bucureștii Noi), representing a 96 million lei investment from the local budget.
Political figures and analysts, including Vasile Dîncu, are assessing Nicușor Dan's performance during his first year as Mayor of Bucharest. Discussions cover public expectations and potential political challenges, including the risk of suspension.
A recent Metallica concert held at the National Arena in Bucharest has sparked discussion, with organizers reporting attendance figures and a TV producer defending the right for individuals not to have enjoyed the show.
Two double-decker tourist buses are set to resume circulation in Bucharest this Friday, offering a 16-kilometer route covering the capital's main attractions, with promotional fares available for one month.
Bucharest's Capital City Hall has announced plans to modernize over 90 intersections and pedestrian crossings with the installation of smart traffic lights. This initiative aims to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety across the city.
Emmy-winning global marketing leader Lars Silberbauer is announced as a speaker for Bucharest Tech Week 2026, joining other world-renowned experts from companies like Microsoft, Nike, IBM, and Bayer. The event will feature top speakers across five Business Summits.
The Bucharest General Council has approved a pilot project to introduce adapted taxi services for people with locomotor disabilities, aiming to improve accessibility in the capital.
Former Romanian Health Minister Alexandru Rafila confirmed his involvement in a car accident in Bucharest, which resulted in another driver being hospitalized. Police are investigating the impact.
Bucharest City Hall announced plans to extend the M3 metro line from Păcii/Preciziei towards the Capital Beltway, Chiajna, and the Latin Quarter in the western part of the city. A protocol for this extension has been approved by the General Council of Bucharest.
The capital of Romania was, on Wednesday, the European city with one of the highest concentrations of top political leaders per square meter, gathered at the B9 Summit.
Ukraine faced a massive wave of Russian drone and air attacks, resulting in multiple casualties and targeting critical infrastructure. Concurrently, Ukrainian drones launched strikes against Russian oil refineries, including the Perm plant, and ports, causing operational disruptions.
Powerful winds have caused significant damage across Bucharest and Ilfov, leading to over 40 interventions by firefighters and damaging 25 cars due to fallen trees and structural elements.
The Bucharest Design Festival, the largest creative festival in and for Bucharest, is taking place from May 20 to June 21, featuring a selection of interesting exhibitions.
The Bucharest General Council has approved the allocation of 32 million lei from the STB budget to provide severance pay for 800 employees who are slated for layoffs.
The CINEPOLITICA film series is set to return to Bucharest from May 15 to 17, hosted at the Cinema Muzeul Țăranului. The event will feature six national premiere screenings of award-winning fiction and documentary films.
Hyundai Rotem is participating in the Black Sea Defense, Aerospace and Security exhibition in Bucharest, Romania, as it expands into Eastern Europe's defense market. The expo runs from May 13-15.
The Black Sea Defense, Aerospace and Security (BSDA 2026) exhibition is taking place in Bucharest from May 13-15, bringing together international defense industry representatives, government officials, military structures, and advanced technology producers.
Ukraine has reportedly conducted deep strikes on Russian gas facilities located 1,500 km from its border, while also expanding its use of artificial intelligence in warfare through collaboration with Palantir. President Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine is currently in its best position in years, despite ongoing challenges including graft accusations against his circle.
The Romanian Transport Ministry has initiated a large-scale inspection within the Bucharest subway company, Metrorex, to investigate its operations and management.
Real estate company Plaza Centers is continuing its legal battle against the Romanian state regarding the Casa Radio project in Bucharest, seeking up to €420 million in damages through arbitration in London.
A one-and-a-half-year-old girl received a new chance at life after a rare marathon liver transplant performed in Bucharest, with the organ harvested from a donor in Iași.
Smartwings will temporarily suspend summer operations on routes to Toulouse, Bucharest, and Brussels, and adjust frequencies on other selected flights, citing optimization of schedules and capacity.
The first phase of rehabilitation for Bucharest's Unirii underpass slab has concluded, with traffic expected to reopen on one artery, as announced by mayors Băluță and Ciucu.
A special weather forecast for Bucharest indicates a significant cooling trend mid-week, with maximum temperatures expected to fall from 25-26 degrees Celsius to 17 degrees Celsius starting Wednesday.
The Unirii Passage in Bucharest, which underwent a 12 million euro renovation four years ago and was decorated with flowers and butterflies, is now almost entirely rusted, raising questions about the quality of the work.
Ciprian Ciucu, PNL first vice-president and Bucharest mayor, stated that PNL is waiting for PSD to assume governance before engaging in two types of dialogue with them.
Police in Bucharest have opened a criminal case after a man was accused of attempting to drown his dog in a lake in Tineretului Park, with witnesses intervening to save the animal.
The Bucharest 9 and Nordic Countries Summit is scheduled to take place in the Romanian capital, hosted by President Nicușor Dan. Key participants will include NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, among other heads of state and government.
Two architecturally significant "sister houses" on a former street in Bucharest, designed in an admirable eclectic style, are facing restoration challenges. Owners are struggling with the process of renovating their elaborate facades.
A contract has finally been signed to ensure the safety and rehabilitation of a residential block in Rahova, Bucharest, which was previously affected by an explosion. This agreement follows multiple attempts to secure the necessary funding and approvals.
A 40-year-old man died after being stabbed during an altercation with three individuals in Sector 4, Bucharest, reportedly under the influence of alcohol. Three suspects have been arrested in connection with the incident.
A new establishment, JORJ Terrace & Bar, has officially opened its doors at the InterContinental Athénée Palace in Bucharest, offering a new venue for guests.
A recycling company in Bucharest orchestrated an 18 million lei fraud against the state budget using a network of nine shell companies, with luxury cars and cash withdrawals helping to expose the scheme.
A Ukrainian newspaper analyzes the ongoing political crisis in Bucharest, where consultations for forming a new governing coalition have begun after the pro-European government was dismissed, suggesting Romania could take a role previously held by Viktor Orban.
An Astra Imperio tram on line 25 derailed on Thursday afternoon in the Valea Cascadelor area of Bucharest, and part of the train collided with an electricity network support pole.
The theme for Bucharest Pride 2026 has been announced as 'All of Us,' with the march scheduled for June 13. Organizers are also preparing a manifesto outlining demands for politicians.
Police conducted 20 searches in Bucharest and surrounding counties as part of an investigation into dozens of STB (Bucharest public transport) drivers suspected of stealing diesel and car parts.