The museum of the University of Bucharest was opened in 1967
A set of recommendations for sustainable water policies at EU level.
In contrast to museum institutions in large cities, which enjoy organic visibility and a constant flow of tourists, small exhibitions, ethnographic collections and memorial houses in the village risk remaining in the shadows.
A comprehensive process has begun to make movies shown in theatres more accessible for the impaired
In Romania, over a quarter of the population faces poverty and social exclusion.
The communist government’s fight against 'kulaks', the most capable people in the rural world, was a fight against performance itself.
Disinformation has become a global phenomenon, with the potential to influence elections, polarize societies and put a strain on international relations.
The year 1924 proved difficult for Romania in terms of relations with the Soviet Union, its powerful neighbour and declared adversary.
The Dacia-România Palace has been the headquarters some of the most prominent institutions linked to Romania's traditional financial and banking system.
KÎZÎM, the latest film directed by Radu Potcoavă, for the first time brings to the screen a story inspired by the Tatar community in Romania.
Thanks to epigenetics—the discipline that studies how our genes are "turned on" or "turned off" by external factors—life expectancy is no longer a lottery
Vama Buzăului is the home of a nature reserve dedicated to the rescue and conservation of bison.
In Austria, Romania ranks among the main countries of origin for immigrants there—second only to Germany and ahead of Bosnia and Herzegovina
"Gipsy Queen", a film released in Romanian cinemas this year, is an Austrian-German co-production, directed by Hüseyin Tabak, with Romanian Alina Șerban in the lead role.
Located in western Romania, the city of Deva is a leading tourist destination, dominated by a spectacular medieval fortress and the Magna Curia Palace
