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World Class Romania opens 47th health & fitness club in northern Bucharest’s Cosmopolis Plaza
World Class said that its largest health & fitness club in the north of Bucharest, and the 47th in the local network, was inaugurated in Cosmopolis Plaza. The new location spans over 2,300 sqm and features the first indoor swimming pool within the Cosmopolis residential complex. With over 15,000 residents, Cosmopolis is the largest residential…
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Former Romanian Liberal leader’s book advertised for EUR 2.5 mln, only 3,000 copies printed
În slujba țării (In the Service of The Country), an autobiographical book authored by former Liberal (PNL) leader and prime minister Nicolae Ciucă, who also ran in last year’s presidential elections, had a limited print run of only 3,000 copies but enjoyed a marketing campaign of around EUR 2.5 million, all financed by the party…
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2,000 high school and university students to develop cybersecurity skills at UNbreakable Romania 2025
UNbreakable Romania, one of the largest cybersecurity education programs for high school and university students, announced the launch of registrations for its 8th edition. Organizers also announced the aim of attracting 2,000 participants and connecting them with the cybersecurity business environment. UNbreakable gives participants direct access to companies seeking talent for jobs or internships and…
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First Romanian elected as co-chair of Harvard European Conference
Elif Memet, a young woman from Constanta, southern Romania, has been appointed as the first Romanian co-chair of the Harvard European Conference. The 11th annual edition of one of the most prestigious transatlantic dialogue forums in the US will take place between January 31 and February 1. The event will take place at the John…
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Development minister announces map of localities in Romania exposed to seismic risk
Development minister Cseke Attila announced on January 28 the launch of a map showing localities in Romania exposed to seismic risk. The new tool will help both residents understand the seismic risk in their area and local authorities access funding for structural reinforcements. The initiative comes as the Romanian government approved a series of investment…
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Romanian government continues cost-cutting drive to tackle massive deficit
Romanian officials recently announced new measures to cut public expenses, with decreased budgets for the Presidential Administration, Senate, Chamber of Deputies, alongside a series of staff restructuring initiatives. Cost-cutting activities began after the latest data showed that Romania’s budget deficit hit 8.6% in 2024. Romanian minister of finance Tanczos Barna proposed a -10% cut in the…
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Festival dedicated to entrepreneurs debuts in Bucharest this May
FOMO – The Festival of Modern Owners, the first festival dedicated to entrepreneurs in Romania and the region, will take place in Bucharest this spring. Scheduled for May 21-25, the inaugural edition will bring international speakers to the Romanian capital, offering a dynamic mix of events. The festival is aimed at small and medium-sized business…
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First immersive Da Vinci exhibition in Romania opens at Bucharest’s MINA museum
MINA, the Museum of Immersive New Art in Bucharest, will host the first immersive exhibition dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci in Romania, beginning February 1. Titled Da Vinci, The Immersive Show, the production combines cutting-edge technology with artistic storytelling to bring the famous artist’s genius to life. Leonardo Da Vinci (1452–1519), recognized as one of humanity’s…
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Discover Nidor Care: The vision of medical wellnest excellence in Romania
In a world increasingly focused on wellbeing, Nidor Care medical wellness emerges as a sanctuary for people seeking to balance wellbeing, health, beauty, and active longevity. Nestled in Bucharest, close to Triumph Arche, Nidor Care embodies a unique vision of integrative care, blending modern medicine with natural therapies to create a personalized, transformative experience for…
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Social Monitor: Romanians among Europeans most dissatisfied with their lives
Romanian citizens are among the Europeans most dissatisfied with their lives, even compared to those in Eastern Europe, according to data from Eurobarometer 101 of 2024, included in an infographic by the Social Monitor. Significantly over half, 62%, of Romanians said they were fully satisfied with their lives in 2024, while 38% reported being completely…