The union of the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia on January 24, 1859, was one of the three great moments of Romanian history in the 19th century.
The history of the Romanians was also written by foreigners, just as Romanians are present in the history of other nations.
Following the success of the 2024 exhibition “Touch Nature”, curators Sabine Fellner and Alex Ion Radu bring together the works of 45 leading artists from Romania and Austria in a new, far-reaching project that dismantles taboos.
The concept of a two-speed Europe is not new, being one of the controversial ideas related to the future of the European Union.
Pădurea Craiului area is increasingly emerging as a top destination for ecotourism in Romania
Meet Alina Dumitriu, activist, social workers, influencer
The European Organization for Nuclear Research in Switzerland, CERN, as it is known, benefits from the presence of a community of over 100 Romanians working in research.
In 1948, after the communist regime came to power, it abolished and banned the Greek Catholic Church in order to sever the Romanians' ties with the Vatican and the Western world
Callatis is one of the oldest urban settlements in Romania, founded in the 4th century BC by Greek colonists from Heraclea Pontica, on the site of the current Black Sea port of Mangalia.
Artificial intelligence is an extremely influential tool that shapes everyday life.
Located in the heart of Romania, Țara Făgărașului represents one of the most complex intramontane depressions in the Carpathians
The implementation and use of Artificial Intelligence is also growing in Romania, as everywhere else in the world.
A local scientific discovery has created the perfect opportunity for a new artistic approach.
International relations after WWII were decidedly oriented towards decolonisation and encouraging former colonies to gain independence
Marmorosh-Blank used to be one of Romania’s strongest banking institutions before 1945