Supreme Council of National Defence
CSAT approves 2021 budget proposals for defense and security institutions
The Supreme Council for National Defense (CSAT) approved, on Friday, the budget proposals for 2021 for the institutions with duties in the field of defense and national security. The CSAT meeting, chaired by President Klaus Iohannis, took place in a special video-conferencing system.
POST-REVOLUTION ROMANIA, 1990: Establishment of Romanian Intelligence Service
On 26 March 1990 the Romanian Intelligence Service was established through Decree no. 181, the main specialized institution of Romania in terms of intelligence-gathering for national security. On 29 July 1991, the Law no. 51 was issued regarding Romania's national security, by which the menaces to Romania's national security are set.
CSAT endorses 2020 budget proposals for defence and security institutions
Romania's Supreme Council of National Defence (CSAT) endorsed, on Tuesday, the budget proposals for 2020 for the institutions with responsibilities in the field of national defence and security.
President Iohannis: I have suspended CSAT meeting, Gov't must come with new budget project
The sitting of the Romania's Supreme Council of National Defence (CSAT) was suspended and the Gov't must come up with a new budget project in which it needs to explain the reasons behind the budget cuts in the national security area, in the circumstances of a highly positive budget amendment, President Klaus Iohannis stated on Tuesday.
NATO Secretary General Inaugurates Force Integration Unit in Romania
Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg inaugurated a NATO Forces Integration Unit (NFIU) in Bucharest as part of his visit to Romania on Thursday.
Spy Chief Nomination Sparks Row in Romania
President Klaus Iohannis has nominated a former prime minister to head Romania’s foreign intelligence service, but his proposal is expected to be rejected by parliament.
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PM Ponta after CSAT meeting: Romania, most stable and secure country in the region
Prime Minister Victor Ponta says that Romania is the most stable and secure country in the region, starting from the acknowledgment that the meeting of the Romanian Supreme Defence Council (CSAT) this Tuesday took place in a highly efficient, constructive and civilized atmosphere.
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CSAT approves stationing in Romania of Portuguese aircraft for NATO Air Police missions
The Supreme Council for the Country's Defence (CSAT) has endorsed on Tuesday's meeting the proposals of the Prime minister referring to the entry and stationing on Romanian territory, over May - June 2015, of forces and means belonging to the Portuguese Army, with four F-16 Falcon aircraft and the respective staff - rd 150 military and civilians - with the aim to train and conduct NATO Air Poli