Romania

Romania

Romania's newspaper kiosks are dying

In the last seven years, 60% of the newsstands in Romania have shut down.

05/10/2017

Romania

Female soldiers get bulletproof vests adapted for their different shape

The new model is designed to take account of women’s different body shapes, including different bra sizes.

03/10/2017

Cult

George Enescu festival draws A-list artists

Among the highlights at this year’s George Enescu classical music festival was a recital by Israeli violinist and conductor Maxim Vengerov with Vag Papian at the piano, performing César Franck’s Sonat

03/10/2017

Living

Remembering 'Trench Art'

Jewellery inspired by the battle field of World War I exhibited throughout Europe

01/10/2017

My Europe Series

Posted workers facing harsh realities

Euronews reporter Hans von der Brelie investigates the abuses faced by Eastern European 'posted workers' in the EU.

28/09/2017

Romania

‘Not vaccinating your own baby leads to the death of another’

In the past year, 34 people have died after contracting measles in Romania. More than 9,233 cases have been recorded in the current outbreak.

22/09/2017

Cult

Visitors laugh in the face of death at Romania cemetery

While some cemeteries can be a grey affair, graves in Romania's 'Merry Cemetery' makes visitors 'laugh at death'

21/09/2017

Romania

Romania battered by deadly storm

At least eight people killed and dozens more hurt as severe weather hits Romania, Serbia and Croatia

18/09/2017

Romania

Is Romania ready to deal with its rising migrant numbers?

Migrants have been crossing the Black Sea to Romania in increasing numbers.

16/09/2017

Romania

How some migrants are switching to Romania in their bid for Europe

It’s part of a new trend over the last month that has seen around 470 migrants arrived in the EU country.

13/09/2017

Cult

Vladimir Jurowski and Bucharest embrace the genius of George Enescu

The Enescu Festival had a grand opening with the London Philharmonic Orchestra and its conductor Vladimir Jurowski performing the opera Œdipe.

12/09/2017

Living

A single shoe taking you from low to high

Interview with entrepreuneur Tanya Heath on her innovative shoe heel concept.

10/09/2017

Romania

Thousands protest in Romania over changes to the judicial system

Huge protests in Romania over new proposals by the Justice Minister to make changes to the judicial system

28/08/2017

Romania

Romania hit by plague of wasps

One man has died and dozens have been rushed to hospital after suffering severe reactions to wasp stings.

09/08/2017

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Bear encounters in Romania

Bears are descending into the mountain cities of Romania in search of food

06/08/2017

Romania

In Romania, cigarette smuggling is a tough habit to quit

Smuggling cigarettes is big business in Romania.

03/08/2017

Romania

Romania's last Holocaust survivors still await amends from Germany

The diminishing population of Jews who lived through the war in Romania want universal recognition from Berlin.

27/07/2017

Romania

Nazi Enigma machine fetches thousands for canny collector

€100 fleamarket find sells for €45,000

12/07/2017

Romania

Eight things you should know about Romania's new prime minister

Including how much his stamp collection is worth and the controversy surrounding his PHD.

27/06/2017

Romania

Romania picks a new Prime Minister

Romania chooses ex-Economy Minister to lead the country hoping to pull it out of its ongoing political crisis

26/06/2017

Romania

Mihai Tudose chosen as new Romanian prime minister

26/06/2017

Romania

MPs vote to oust Romania's PM Sorin Grindeanu

21/06/2017

Romania

Faces of the fighters against cancer

19/06/2017

Romania

Romanian PM Sorin Grindeanu refuses to resign amid crisis

Romanian PM Sorin Grindeanu refuses to quit amid government crisis

15/06/2017

Next Series

Cargo vessels: a cleaner alternative to lorries

Cargo vessels are considered a relatively green mode of transport.

29/05/2017

Next Series

Takeaway: River of efficiency

Is river transportation green?

29/05/2017