The Gopo Awards Gala reached its 20th edition this year
The trade agreement between the EU and the Mercosur countries - Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay - reflects Brussels' strategic direction to expand its economic influence and secure new markets in an increasingly competitive global economy
Located in the central-northern part of Romania, Bistrița-Năsăud County is a true gateway to the attractions of Transylvania.
In Austria, Romania ranks among the main countries of origin for immigrants there—second only to Germany and ahead of Bosnia and Herzegovina
A cultural platform called Frilensăr launched an arts collab process to be carried out in four smaller towns in Romania this year
After enduring the trauma of the brutal and far reaching societal transformations imposed by the communist regime installed in 1945 with direct Soviet backing, Romania had to relearn how to pursue an autonomous foreign policy that could serve its own interests.
One of the foreigners who arrived in Bucharest in the 19th century was a German journalist and teacher named Bernhard Stolz.
A village in the Republic of Moldova, two neighboring families, and a piece of land that ends up sparking a full-blown war.
The recent statement by the Governor of the National Bank of Romania, Mugur Isărescu, according to which adopting the Euro could become the country’s new “national project,” marks a significant shift in Bucharest’s economic discourse.
While Romanians are prioritised in the national labour market, foreign workers should enjoy the same respect that Romanians themselves would like to receive wherever they work abroad.
An update on the activity of one of the most active NGOs in the field of social services for newborns.
Alongside gathering and fishing, hunting was one of humanity’s fundamental means of securing food for oneself and the community.
At the Bucharest Municipality Museum (MMB), headquartered at Suțu Palace, the exhibition ‘Modern Romanian Ceramics from the Dr. Nicolae Minovici Museum Collection’ showcases a selection of pieces produced in the early decades of the 20th century in four major Romanian pottery workshops.
The Cecilia Cuțescu Storck and Frederic Stork house is one of the most exquisite artist houses in Bucharest.
