Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Romania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs is the central government body responsible for conducting the country's foreign policy and maintaining diplomatic relations with other states and international organizations. It is led by Foreign Minister Oana Țoiu. The ministry oversees Romania's diplomatic missions abroad, negotiates international agreements, and represents Romania within bodies such as the European Union and NATO, of which Romania is a member. Its headquarters is in Bucharest.
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EU's Kallas to propose sanctions over Russian Duma vote on occupied Ukrainian territories
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas announced she will propose sanctions against individuals who facilitated holding Russian State Duma elections on Ukraine's occupied territories. She made the announcement in a post on X, describing the vote as a "simulation of democracy" and another serious blow to Russian democracy.