Romania
Six migrants killed in crash during police pursuit in Bulgaria, media says
Six migrants died, and four people were injured after a Romanian-registered Skoda was carrying 10 people when it failed to stop for a check and sought to evade capture, Commissioner told bTV
Two killed in Bucharest after explosion at apartment block
Romania aims to buy Abrams tanks in $7 bln deal
AnimaWings to launch Tel Aviv–Bucharest flights from October 5
‘More visible and credible,’ NATO debuts eastern sentry after Russian drone incursions
In response to the Russian incursion, NATO launched Operation Eastern Sentry, a framework that allows commanders to move fighters, sensors, and ground-based air defenses.
Metal detectorist discovers an 3,400-year-old treasure in Romania
121 Bronze Age gold artifacts from Cluj County include unique ring design with no known parallels in Romanian archaeological record.
After a contentious election, Romania’s few Jews remain on guard against antisemitism
Romanian Jews discuss antisemitism and anti-Zionism after the October 7 Massacre and the Israel-Hamas War.
6 European cities Israelis don’t know – and their prices will surprise you
From Timișoara to Bitola – Europe’s cheapest family spots revealed. Hotels from NIS 122 a night and free attractions make these hidden gems perfect for budget-friendly vacations.
Romania to become first European country to procure Israel's Iron Dome
Romania is set to sign the procurement agreement this coming fall. “These are defensive missile batteries that we don’t have and we need them,” Romanian Defense Minister Mosteanu said.
Israel crushes Romania by 51 to reach U20 EuroBasket quarterfinals
Avrahami’s squad sets national records for scoring and margin of victory in commanding triumph; Italy or Iceland up next
Romanian Jewish representative criticizes president for challenging hate speech bill
Romania had one of Europe's most violent antisemitic movements of the 1930s, the Iron Guard, known for political assassinations and pogroms.
Rafael to sell interceptors to Romania in deal worth $2.2 billion
The SPYDER system from Rafael is heading toward a €1.9 billion deal in Romania, after the Israeli company surpassed competitors from Germany and France.
Israel, don't let democracy die: Beware the populist tide in Europe - opinion
After a populist with ties to organized crime won the Polish elections, does Israel face a similar threat?
Romanian right-wing candidate who downplayed Holocaust loses presidential election
In Romania, which is home to around 12,000 Jews, the lead-up to the election saw a resurgence in symbolism associated with the Iron Guard, a Romanian antisemitic militant movement during the 1930s.
Telegram founder says he rejects request to 'silence' conservative voices in Romania
Pavel Durov, said on Sunday he had refused a request by a Western government, which he did not name, to "silence" conservative voices in Romania ahead of a presidential election run-off there.
