Young director Sara Budrala, a new award for the short film “Soniarebeka”
The young director Sara Budrala was rewarded with the jury prize in the Romanian short film competition at the Câmpulung
Klaus Iohannis, message of August 23: “We renew our commitment to react when democratic values are endangered”
In his message on Friday, President Klaus Iohannis emphasized that August 23 illustrates the significant impact that a single man
Famous TV presenter, ex-footballer, fired after sending ‘inappropriate messages’ to colleague
TV presenter Jermaine Jenas has been sacked by the BBC after a member of ‘The One Show’ staff accused him
Dragoș Dolănescu, visiting Romania for just a few days. The reason why Ion Dolănescu’s son returned to the country
Dragoș Dolănescu, the son of the late popular music performer Ion Dolănescu, returned to Romania for a short period of
Xiaomi and CONCORDIA: together, for a better future for children who need more chances
Xiaomi Romania and the CONCORDIA Humanitarian Organization have joined forces in a partnership that aims to transform the lives of
Baccalaureate 2024, autumn session. Teacher: “Physics subjects, new, out of print”
The 2024 Baccalaureate exam, the autumn session, continued today with the profile choice test. Students from Real could opt, among
Romanians world champions in cyber security. They won the right to exclusively test telemedicine equipment
Dragoș Ionică and Adrian Dincă are world champions in cyber security, winning one of the most prestigious cybersecurity competitions in
Revolution in the treatment of lung cancer. Testing of the mRNA-based vaccine has begun in seven countries
A new mRNA-based vaccine for lung cancer has begun global testing in seven countries, including the UK. The phase 1
Victor Negrescu, Romania’s proposal for the position of European Commissioner. Discussions Marcel Ciolacu – Ursula von der Leyen
Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu said on Thursday that he proposed Victor Negrescu in Brussels for the position of European Commissioner
Antarctica under siege. Melting glaciers open the gate to invaders
A new study shows that Antarctic ecosystems could be seriously disrupted by waste, disease and animals transported from South Africa,