Everything you need to know about Romania in less than 60 minutes
Romania will continue to act, together with NATO and regional partners, to strengthen maritime surveillance, enhance response capabilities to drone threats, and protect freedom of navigation in the Black Sea.
Transylvania is home to a remarkable collection of noble residences that draw visitors not only for their architectural significance, but also for the lesser-known stories of the families who once lived within their walls.
The European Commission wants EU refineries to produce more diesel and jet fuel, in order to ease market pressure and ensure supply, including in the event of a military crisis.
The year 2026 has been officially declared as the year “Nadia Comăneci” by the Romanian authorities to mark 50 years since the first ten in gymnastics obtained at the Montreal Olympics back in 1976
Romania reaffirms its firm support for the neighboring Republic of Moldova (a former Soviet state with a majority Romanian-speaking population).
Hundreds of thousands of doses of flu vaccine have reached warehouses and pharmacies, following a period during which stocks had been largely depleted.
The youngest Romanian Olympic champions came from gymnastics and swimming
Parvan Simeonov: Low voter turnout is a signal to keep fighting for Bulgaria’s democratic process.
The first round of Bulgaria's presidential election saw record-low voter turnout, both at home and among Bulgarians abroad, surprising even pollsters.
Romania’s new government has launched consultations with its social partners
Three foreign nationals are accused of Russian-coordinated sabotage against Romania
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At Cincu (central Romania) and other locations across the country, Romanian and Allied troops have recently taken part in the "Carpathian Arc 2026" exercise.
Sri Lanka’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Employment, Arun Hemachandra, is paying an official visit to Romania, from October 21 to 26, 2026, to co-chair the 6th round of bilateral political consultations.
Séamus Boland, President of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), reviews his first year at the forefront of the institution.
The number of new job openings posted on the online platform eJobs during the first nine months of the year exceeded 160,000
Over 200 Romanian, Spanish, and American military have recently taken part in the multinational exercise "Heracleea 26"
In the heart of Transylvania, the Romanian city of Targu Mures became, once again, a meeting point for filmmakers, journalists and storytellers from around the world.
Before American airmen knew her as the Angel of Ploiești, she had spent much of her childhood in an English orphanage, unaware of her real identity. She would go on to care for children and prisoners of war, then become a refugee herself.
Bucharest hosts the 36th edition of the National Theater Festival from October 16 to 25
Everything you need to know about Romania in less than 60 minutes
Everything you need to know about Romania in less than 60 minutes
Everything you need to know about Romania in less than 60 minutes
Quality of life measures a person’s overall level of well-being, comfort and happiness within society and is, therefore, a complex, multidimensional concept
Banat is preparing to become a European Region of Gastronomy. At the same time, our everyday choices are increasingly shaped by climate change or, conversely, can have a profound impact on the environment.
The National Peasants' Party was one of Romania's most important political parties, producing a remarkable generation of leading statesmen.
The Coțofenești helmet is one of the most valuable gold artifacts ever discovered on the territory of Romania, belonging to the Thraco-Getic civilization.
RRI broadcast frequencies valid as of October 25, 2026 to March 27, 2027:
On November 8, 2026 we celebrate Romanian Radio Day, which we mark every year on November 1. We look forward to celebrating Radio Romania International’s Listener’s Day.
The public radio service's stations will be migrated to a new technical system from October 5 to 9.
RRI broadcast frequencies valid as of March 29 to October 24, 2026:
RRI broadcast frequencies valid as of March 29 to October 24, 2026:
Dear friends, given the frequent malfunctions reported at the Radiocom transmitters that broadcast RRI programmes, please note that, when such malfunctions occur, Radiocom switches RRI programmes as quickly as possible to a backup transmitter, which operates on alternative frequencies. Please, find these alternative frequencies listed below the traditional ones. When you cannot listen to RRI’s English language broadcasts on the usual frequency, please switch to the alternative frequency. Thank you for your understanding!
