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Popovych is a Human Rights Lawyer with more than 10 years of progressive professional experience in law and policy research and advocacy, including human rights analysis, monitoring, investigations, reporting, and technical assistance.

Karine Nahon is the Dean of the Sammy Ofer School of Communication, Head of the Data, Government and Democracy program, and an Associate Professor of Information Science in the Lauder School of Government at Reichman University in Israel. She is the author of the award-winning book Going Viral 2013, and was named on TheMarker’s list of 100 most influential people in Israel and on Forbes' list of 50 Most Influential Women in Israel.

The Embassy of Uruguay in Romania has recently opened a photo exhibition, in partnership with the "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum: "Candombe - the Afro-Uruguayan Rhythm".

H.E. Uffe Balslev highlights his country's priorities for the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, and discusses Denmark-Romania relations

The launch of the second edition of Ukrainian MusicLab, a Support Program for Ukrainian Artists, announced by Julien Chiappone–Lucchesi, General Director of the French Institute in Romania

When the war in Ukraine began, theatre director Vlad Chiriţă found himself confronting a deep unease, both personal and collective. It was then, by chance, that he came across “Break of Day”, a play by Fredrik Brattberg. The story, centered around a family grappling with an outside world in crisis, struck a powerful chord.

The Embassy of Greece in Romania in cooperation with the Hellenic Union of Romania and Asociaţia Coolturală “Nouă ne pasă” have organized a public event to mark the deathday of Evangelos Zappas (June 19) and Olympic Day (June 23), showcasing Evangelos Zappas’ key role in the revival of the Olympic Games.