Most people doing volunteer work are youngsters. To reward their efforts and dedication, the entire month of April is devoted to them at the Volunteers Fest.
The ruler of Moldavia with the longest reign was Stephen the Great, who led the country for close to half a century, between 1457 and 1504.
It is rather hard to ascertain the exact number of gifted children in Romania, but estimates speak about some 4% of new-borns. This figure is higher than the European average of 2%.
Join us on a tour of the western county of Timis and its capital Timisoara, the Romanian city where the 1989 anti-communist revolution started.
Find out more about the socialist ideas circulating in Romania at the start of the 20th century.
Located in University Square in downtown Bucharest, the “I.L. Caragiale National Theatre is a landmark in the capital cultural life, but also a major tourist attraction.
We take a look at the latest developments in the Korean Peninsula.
In theory, weapons and sacred areas should not coexist, but people of yore had a different mindset.
The Necropolis in Paru, belonging to the Balta Sarata group, casts new light on those who belonged to that culture.
Romanias presence as a guest of honor at the Paris Book Fair held between March 21st and 25th has been described as very successful.
How the Cyprus crisis has affected international financial markets, in particular the euro.
Romania has a number of state schools that are run by certain churches, the so called confessional schools.
In the first half of the 19th century, the modern Romanian state was taking shape against the background of major shifts in international relations.
With work taking up most of their time, modern people find it increasingly difficult to find a life partner.
In the old center of Bucharest, near the shopping area traditionally known as “Lipscani, there is also the capitals financial district, the place where the head offices of the National Bank of Romania and of key banks for the countrys economic history
