Romania has officially designated the year 2026 as the “Brâncuși Year” to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Constantin Brâncuși
The story of a Romanian-born Holocaust survivor who dedicated her life to education, advocating for remembrance and teaching about the horrors of the Nazi regime.
January 15, the birthday of Mihai Eminescu, Romania's national poet, was chosen National Culture Day to honor his lasting impact on Romanian literature and identity.
Doina Cornea was a prominent Romanian dissident and human rights activist who spoke out against Nicolae Ceausescu's repressive communist regime, distributing samizdat writings and advocating for freedom of speech and democratic reforms, despite facing constant surveillance, harassment and house arrest.
In early December, Romania marked the anniversary of the death of King Michael I, who passed away in 2017 after a life defined by war, exile, and return
The story of Bazil George Assan, a Romanian engineer, explorer and economist who became the first Romanian to journey around the world and reach the Atlantic
Discover the remarkable story of Queen Marie of Romania, a royal who reshaped a nation with her voice and vision
Today's edition features Princess Martha Bibescu: Romanian by birth, French by heart, and European in spirit — a writer, a diplomat, a socialite, known for her literary work and social involvement in political circles
A talk with Professor Maria - Iuliana Dascalu, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering in Foreign Languages, Politehnica Bucharest
The first woman lawyer in Romania, the first woman in Europe to earn a law degree, and the first woman in the world to obtain a PhD in law
The story of the first female physician in Romania
The first woman to ever hold a ministerial position in Romania, she was a neurologist, a child psychiatrist and a humanitarian
Today’s show features a woman who defied nearly every norm of her time: Florence Baker, born Flora Sass, a Romanian girl who escaped slavery, crossed continents, mastered languages, and became one of the first women to explore the heart of Africa.
Nicolae Steinhardt’s life is a narrative of transformation: from Jewish intellectual to Christian monk, from prisoner to spiritual guide
