As you leave Bucharest going north, you come across a massive fountain in the middle of the road. It is called Miorita Fountain.
A look back at the weeks top stories in politics, economy, society, culture and sports.
In the late 1913, the first works by Constantin Brancusi were displayed in the United States, at the International Modern Art Show in New York
Three years away from the moment Romania was supposed to join the Schengen agreement, no one dares make predictions any more.
The Association and Free Trade Agreement between the Republic of Moldova and the European Union was ratified by the Chisinau and Bucharest parliaments on the same day
Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta has hailed the reelection of Martin Schulz as President of the European Parliament.
Romanians get bombarded every day by e-mails advertising more and more sophisticated courses for gifted children, playing on parents’ wishful...
For decades, Romania has been boasting the exceptional results obtained by gifted children in international competitions, used as a justification for maintaining the current sweeping under the rug the ways in which it fails regular children.
Romanians will see higher wages and lower prices for some commodities as of July 1st, but they are also bracing up for higher prices of other products and services.
The Republic of Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine have taken one more step towards the European Union. These countries, however, still have a long way to go before they become part of the EU.
