Actress Cosmina Stratan has been short-listed for “Shooting Stars”, a programme addressing Europe’s young talents. Shooting Stars is held...
Situated at an altitude of 1,000 meters, in the north of Prahova County, 147 km away from Bucharest, Azuga was in the past a mostly pastoral area. In...
So as an absolute first, World Radio Day was celebrated on February 13, 2012, when United Nations also celebrated 66 years since the set up of its...
Located 50 km away from the western city of Timisoara, Charlottenburg is the only round village in the country.
Corneliu Porumboius “When Evening Falls on Bucharest or Metabolism, Vlad Petris “Bucharest, Where Are You? and Radu Judes “Shadow of a Cloud are three Romanian productions selected to run in the Rotterdam International Film Festival
The son of the last Phanariot ruler of Moldavia, born in Constantinople in 1789, Nicole Sutu was also meant to rule over the Romanian Principalities.
Ukraine of late has been the stage of massive protests, official buildings taken over, officials brutalized, statues taken down, prompting a repression that has left people dead and injured, with others getting abducted and tortured.
We continue our travels as part of Radio Romania Internationals series of prize-winning contests “From the Wine Route to the Princes Route.
An outlook at one of the myths revolving around the Romania genocide during World War II
Romanian students developed a software that can make a crucial contribution to improving the life quality of those suffering from temporary disabilities.
The National Culture Day on January the 15 was celebrated by the Radio House Publishers through the launch of a CD series including remarkable recordings of Eminescus poems.
After the Great War Iosif Berman was Romanias first professional reporter.
Romanias smallest national park, called Buila Vanturarita, is located in the north of Valcea county.
By means of the PISA evaluation programme conducted last year, the Romanian society had the opportunity to compare the level of knowledge and training of the Romanian students with that of the students from 64 countries around the world.
Radu Bajenaru attempts to dispell the controversy revolving around the 60 tablets discovered in Campina.
