113 events about "démission"

4 October 12:24

The President of the Senate, Mircea Abrudean, states that Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan is serious and firm, having confidence that he will resign if the reform package is not approved by the Constitutional Court.

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Current Affairs

4 October 07:57

Ignotas Adomavicius, the Minister of Culture of Lithuania, resigned following pressures exerted by Prime Minister Inga Ruginiene, after being asked about the status of Crimea, considering the question provocative.

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International

25 September 13:40

The Minister of Investments and European Projects stated that the resignations from Hidroelectrica are not coincidental, emphasizing the importance of reforms in corporate governance.

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Current Affairs

25 September 12:06

President Zelensky stated that he will call for elections in Ukraine if a ceasefire is reached, emphasizing that he will not lead in times of peace.

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International

24 September 15:51

Sorin Grindeanu states that Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan must remain in office until 2028, but rejects the "non-stop presentation of an apocalyptic situation."

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Politics

24 September 15:46

The TAROM United Union demands the resignation of Daniel Iulian Idolu, accused of violating the Collective Labor Agreement and involved in the DNA case for abuse of office.

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Current Affairs

24 September 15:36

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that he is focused on implementing the necessary measures and maintaining political stability, ignoring speculation about resignation.

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Current Affairs

23 September 18:00

The Minister of Economy warns that Bolojan's departure as Prime Minister could generate a political crisis, with negative effects on the economy and prices.

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Current Affairs

22 September 17:51

The President of the Senate, Mircea Abrudean, states that the current governing coalition should continue, regardless of the situation: "I do not believe that we will reach the situation where Prime Minister Bolojan would resign. I would not want us to reach this situation."

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Politics

19 September 15:48

Karoly Borbely and Marian Fetiba, top executives of Hidroelectrica, are ending their mandates due to tensions with the European Commission related to the PNRR.

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Current Affairs

18 September 14:59

Bogdan Costaș has resigned from the position of General Director of ROMAERO, citing lack of support from MEDAT and risks for the company.

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Current Affairs

17 September 10:27

The spokesperson of the Government denies the rumors about the Prime Minister's resignation, emphasizing that the subject was not discussed in the coalition meeting.

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Current Affairs

17 September 08:04

Liviu Ciobotariu was dismissed from the position of coach of the Petrolul Ploiești team, after the defeat of 0-3 against Dinamo.

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Sport

14 September 15:28

The AAR leadership and the current president announce their resignations, preparing the ground for a new leadership to modernize the airports in Romania.

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Current Affairs

11 September 16:21

The unions in education announce the continuation of protests against the austerity measures announced by the Government, demanding the resignation of the Minister of Education.

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Education

11 September 15:32

The head coach of the national football team of the Republic of Moldova, Serghei Cleșcenco, has resigned after the humiliating defeat to Norway.

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Republic of Moldova

11 September 06:40

Sorin Grindeanu, attack on Ilie Bolojan: "I do not consider this issue of waving the resignation to be serious. Resignation should not be a lever for political blackmail."

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Politics

10 September 17:50

Daniel David responded to the critics of the trade unionists and the protests of the teachers, stating that he also assumes the role of "minister of austerity," warning that he will resign if, in 2026, education will again be subjected to cuts.

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Politics

9 September 10:51

The Prime Minister of Nepal has resigned following violent anti-corruption protests, resulting in 19 deaths.

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International

7 September 11:20

Shigeru Ishiba announced his resignation from the position of Prime Minister of Japan, after 11 months, citing the desire to avoid dividing the party.

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International

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