Meeting in Brussels, EU heads of states and governments have reached an agreement on reducing greenhouse gases by at least 55% by 2030, as against...
Todays stopover is in the west of Romania. We have been many times to the seat of the county, the city of the same name, with its rich heritage in...
On September 6, 1940, the regime led by General Ion Antonescu in partnership with the legionnaires, proclaimed Romania a national-legionary state.
New publication looks at different areas of cultural production from a different perspective.
The 10th edition of the BIEFF, The Bucharest International Experimental Film Festival, the first to be held in a hybrid fashion, online and offline, concluded on Sunday, November 29th
At the end of such an unusual election campaign, the pandemic, was the one dominant topic
Padurea Craiului or the Craiului Forest is an area with breath taking landscapes.
Geeks for Democracy volunteers to answer calls about on behalf of the public healthcare board in Bucharest
In 1940, General Ion Antonescu and the Iron Guard seized power as the historic parties refused to form a governing coalition with the extreme right
In the early 20th century, horse races were growing in popularity in Romania
Fine arts in the city, classical and modern
Maia Sandu, a Western leaning Harvard graduate and former economist with the World Bank, is well known for her stance against corruption
Of the challenges entailed by the current pandemic containment measures, one of the most complex concerns the education sector
Today we are headed to Baile Tusnad, in the heart of Transylvania
A talk with film director Andrei Chiriac about upcoming TV series based on legends about secret treasure of Dacians.
