România comunistă a organizat procese politice împotriva cetăţenilor ei pentru a intimida, preveni, suprima orice tentativă de manifestare independentă a spiritului şi acţiunii.
Comorile au atras întotdeauna nenorociri şi oamenii le-au asociat blestemelor. Puţine sunt poveştile cu final fericit în care să existe şi comori, Ali Baba şi cei 40 de hoţi fiind exemplul clasic.
Statistics show that a quarter of the population of the European Union is retired. We are talking about around 120 million people, and their number is growing. There was a ratio of 4 to 1 between people of working age (15 to 64) and people over 65 in 2008
The election of Vladimir Putin for a third term in the Kremlin came as no surprise for anybody. Putin was ahead in every opinion poll published before the presidential election at the beginning of March, eventually winning it in a landslide with nearly 65
Following the discovery of a big natural gas pocket in the Romanian sector of the Black Sea, Romanias energy self reliance no longer seems an unfulfilled dream. At least not for president Traian Basescu who has recently said that soon Romania will no lon
50 heads of state and government from across the world recently met in the South Korean capital Seoul in an attempt to find means to encourage the use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes and to restrict the terrorists access to this form of technolog
At the end of last year, famous economist Nouriel Roubini made somber predictions regarding the global economy. This crisis, in spite of the fiscal austerity, will spark an economic disaster.
In ancient times, ambrosia was considered the food of the gods. The combination of wine and honey was a source of youth and zest for life. And although many people are convinced of the therapeutic powers of the products based on grapes and honey, a lot is
A 20-year old project seems to have built momentum and brought about the promise of a major urban change in Romania. A new subway section is currently under construction in Drumul Taberei, a heavily populated district lacking in transport connections to t
Early this spring, the Romanian Peasant‘s Museum in Bucharest hosted a special photo exhibition entitled “The Last Transhumance. Photographer Dragos Lumpan hoped to present images from a world that seems removed from the times we live in, which is slowly
Cheese cream, sweet corn cake- a pound-cake-like rustic dessert of traditional inspiration, scrambled eggs, spicy fillet baked in the oven, toasted bread with butter, honey and a touch of mint, and many other delicacies that one could find only in the gra
Much has been written about Romanian beggars abroad. One piece of news, however, involves a stranger angle to this story: robots beggars. The robot in question can be seen in Mariahilfer Strasse, Viennas most crowded thoroughfare.
A lot has been written about Constantin Brancusi, the Romanian who revolutionized sculpture in the first half of the 20th century, but little is known about his Romanian biography. Brancusi was born 136 years ago, on February the 19th 1876 in Hobita, a vi
The village of Stefanesti, about 6 kilometers away from Pitesti, in central Romania, hosts the Golesti Museum. The large compound, stretching several hectares, comprises the Golescu familys medieval residence, as well as an open-air museum: the Vine and
The railway network had two important functions in Romanias history: it was the driving force behind economic development and ensured the political cohesion of the state formed in 1859. 1868 saw the inauguration of the first railway linking Bucharest to
