The first recharging point for electric cars in Romania will open on Wednesday, June 22, close to

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The alliance of opposition parties in Romania, the Social Liberal Union (USL) has recently proposed

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Romanian Central Bank (BNR) governor Mugur Isarescu (in picture) earned around EUR 12,200 a month

Amy Winehouse has canceled the show scheduled for August in Romanian capital city Bucharest, after

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Rolang School will organize a free Romanian language course on July 6, Casa Universitarilor (46

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Canadian oil and gas company Sterling Resources Ltd. has filed a notice of dispute with the Romanian

Banks listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange and Financial Investment Companies (SIFs) in Romania

'Sanzienele' is a Romanian tradition with pre-christian roots which is celebrated on June 24 – which coincides with the Orthodox holiday Ioan Botezatorul (St. John the Baptist). It is a midsummer tradition which celebrates nature and fecundity.

Sanzienele are also called Dragaica in some regions of the country (Muntenia, Oltenia). The word “sanziene” is also used for a plant with golden flowers, which are gathered into wreaths and placed in the house to protect the house and its inhabitants from evil spirits. The legend goes that Sanzienele are young girls who give their magical powers to flowers and herbs during this period.