Features and Reports

The Mărţişor has come a long way from what was once just a twisted white and red thread worn around the wrist.

After WWI, countries wanted to preserve peace through treaties.

The war in Ukraine, which Russia estimated at 30 days, entered its third year on February 24

The tourist program offers tourists a foray into traditions, in 11 tourist and cultural sites in Romania's ethnographic heritage.

An initiative meant to put women entrepreneurs in the spotlight

Slovaks represent 0.1% of the total population of Romania

One of the most important actors that influenced the history of Romanians in the extra-Carpathian space was the Ottoman Empire.

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

The Suțu Palace in the centre of the city, one of the venues administered by the Bucharest City Museum, is hosting these days an exhibition entitled “Between Romania and France. A remarkable fine art venture,” which is open for visitors until the end of September.

Romania has all the resources to enter the leading platoon of countries taking important steps to reduce carbon emissions

The spring edition of the Romanian Tourism Fair took place between February 15 and 18

Romania has a shortage of soldiers

Group of plant lovers struggle to preserve old local vegetable varieties.

In WWII Romania was visited by both German and Russian troops and their presence left quite an impression upon the eyewitnesses at that time

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