Romanian police say six people have been detained for allegedly organizing a criminal group that colluded with Russia to plot ...

By Iulian Ernst in Bucharest Romania’s Central Electoral Bureau (BEC) decided on March 9 to invalidate the presidential ...

BUCHAREST, March 6 (Reuters) - Romania detained six people on charges of trying to overthrow the state with Russia's help, prosecutors said on Thursday, and a 101-year-old former army major ...

Russia’s Foreign Ministry dismissed the accusations as “speculations.” “Bucharest’s obsession with searching for ‘Russian traces’ in Romania’s internal political struggles is not a ...

BUCHAREST (Reuters) -Romania detained six people on charges of trying to overthrow the state with Russia's help, prosecutors ...

BUCHAREST - Romania declared the Russian embassy's military attache and his deputy personae non grata on Wednesday for what it said were acts contravening diplomatic rules, a move Russia said it ...

BUCHAREST - Romania detained six people on charges of trying to overthrow the state with Russia's help, prosecutors said on Thursday, and a 101-year-old former army major general said his home had ...

Romania's detainment of six pro-Russian individuals swiftly follows Bucharest's detainment of the far-right pro-Russia presidential candidate Călin Georgescu in February. Tensions are running ...

Simply put, in Russia, human rights and democracy are nothing but a bad joke," the Romanian Prime Minister said. Nicușor Dan, the mayor of Bucharest and - according to polls - the leading ...

Ukrainian leadership has long sought NATO membership, and in 2008 at the Bucharest Summit the alliance ... U.S. negotiations with Ukraine and Russia "very closely." "They volunteered to put ...

If Russia is able to interfere in foreign elections ... He is unaffiliated with any party and is a prominent critic of Bucharest's pro-NATO and pro-Ukraine policy. Georgescu unexpectedly took ...

The 2008 Bucharest declaration was a compromise that papered over cracks between the United States, which wanted to admit both countries, and France and Germany, which feared antagonising Russia.