Against the backdrop of the economic crisis and the disappearance of many print papers, we discover fewer political cartoons in daily newspapers, describing some events on a humorous note.
An educational project run by the European Parliament jointly with the European Commission Representation.
“Dementia must be recognized as a public health issue in Romania, this is the message opening the 2014 National Alzheimer Conference held a few weeks ago. The conference called for a national plan for dealing with dementia, called the National Action Str
Romania teenagers can learn more about their countrys recent past in an optional course about the history of communism.
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...
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.
According to a World Vision report, more than half of the children in rural areas have health problems and drop out of school.
According to a recent Eurobarometer, Romanians take more antibiotics than the other Europeans and are less informed about the way in which antibiotics should be administered.
Just as the term ‘Franglish has long been used in French to define the use of a mixture of French and English words and phrases, in a colloquial language, the term ‘Romglish has emerged in a similar way.
Once considered essential for infants health, breast-feeding is no longer the only way of feeding babies.
The issue of people who suffer from intellectual disability or mental retardation has never been approached in Romania from the perspective of human rights. Although several international institutions have voiced concern over how these people are being tr
In the mid 1980s the Communist regime decided to demolish a landmark monument of the then Bucharest: the Vacaresti monastery, which had been built in the mid 18th century. They intended to build an artificial lake nearby and started works to that end.
The recently submitted European Commission analysis on the number of people employed in agriculture indicates that few Europeans work in this area.
In Romania like everywhere in the world organ transplant is possible thanks to those people who understand that diseases dont choose and dont spare anyone.
How do young parents manage to provide adequate care for their children while struggling to keep their jobs?
