Stories from Romania

The seat of government in Romania was illuminated in the colors of the European Union.

Bucharest publishing house Curtea Veche has released a book titled 'Sao, Sao' by Elif Batuman. Batuman is also the author of the best-seller 'Idiota,' which tells the story of a second-year Harvard student named Selin and her relationship with Ivan.

SCM Università di Craiova won a match with a score of 36 to 29. The final for the trophy is scheduled to be played today in Baia Mare.

The General Council of Bucharest is scheduled to discuss a decision project on Wednesday concerning the rehabilitation of a heritage site or park.

The Ernut power plant, with a capacity of 430 MW, is considered a priority project for balancing the national energy system.

Draga Ulteanu Matei has been identified as the initiator of the Pietră Neamț project.

Urban community gardens in Bucharest are collaborating with the 'Giardino delle Idee' (Garden of Ideas) to host art camps and residencies. Artists such as Anca Collar and Lucian Muntean have either participated or expressed interest in these temporary art programs.

Coach Cristiano Bergodi is available for a substitution until the end of the match.

Composer Andrei Tudor is set to release a new play.

Streza was invited to a congress as the only woman representing Romania.