The well-being of mothers and children is an indicator of economic growth, but also of efficient social policies.
After the creation of the National Transplantation Agency ten years ago, the number of organ and tissue transplants in Romania has grown by 25-30% a year.
Starting with the 2014-2015 school year, chess becomes an optional subject in Romanian school curricula.
Romania holds a top position in Europe in terms of alcohol abuse. There is no precise profile of an alcohol consumer, but experts claim that the...
Romania holds one of the top positions in Europe in terms of alcohol consumption.
Hippotherapy, or horseback riding therapy, is a form of alternative therapy also used in Romania in recent years.
Religious education, which is part of the national curriculum in Romania, has recently come under intense criticism.
At a first glance the phrase ‘social economy’ seems a contradiction. The economy, as we know it, is profit and consumption oriented. And the...
Social economy is a pillar of European economy, accounting for roughly 10% of the GDP.
EU for YOU! That's How the EU Works is an educational project run by the European Parliament jointly with the EC.
Lured by better jobs and salaries, over 50,000 thousand young people from Romania have left to study abroad.
Romanians get bombarded every day by e-mails advertising more and more sophisticated courses for gifted children, playing on parents’ wishful...
For decades, Romania has been boasting the exceptional results obtained by gifted children in international competitions, used as a justification for maintaining the current sweeping under the rug the ways in which it fails regular children.
Migration is an old phenomenon, and it sometimes falls short of the expectations of the people involved.
A feature on the crisis currently facing mass media in Romania
