Christine Leșcu

Historian Diana Mandache publishes new book on the life and work of Prince Nicholas, brother of King Carol II.

Doctor Mihai Ranete, together with other colleagues, set up the association ‘Caravana cu medici’ – ‘Medical Doctors’ Caravan’, established 10 years ago.

In a year that is extremely important for Romania – a year marked by several types of election, when Romanians are going to vote for their president, for their representatives in the European Parliament and local administration - a civic group suggestively named ‘Young people are voting’ has ordered a survey in an attempt to learn more about the voting intentions of the young people with ages between 18 and 35

A consortium of non-governmental organizations has recently released the third edition of the State of Democracy Report

In a neighborhood that today stretches towards the east of the capital Bucharest, right behind the Union Square, the old streets and houses of the ...

A beautiful old house in Bucharest has been restored to its former glory.

An initiative meant to put women entrepreneurs in the spotlight

Constantin Brâncuși’s journey from the humble beginnings as the son of a poor carpenter to the artistic heights he achieved in Paris

Constantin Brâncuși’s journey from the humble beginnings as the son of a poor carpenter

A new study reveals a communication gap between parents and children regarding the latter's online presence

Macca House is currently hosting the Romanian Academy's Archaeology Institute

Recently, the organization Save the Children Romania published an x-ray of the situation of minors in our country

A talks with musician Bogdan Simion about Dimitrie Cantemir's legacy in the field of music.

Cișmigiu Civic Initiative Group is mobilizing the neighbors of Blocul liric, a block of flats adjacent to the famous Bucharest park

In 1953, a housing crisis was under way in Bucharest and architects were looking for a quick solution.