Stories from Romania

A mandate at Hidroele, a Romanian energy company, includes an annual variable allowance of almost 240,000 lei.

Aleg is an organization that has been helping women for over 20 years to leave abusive relationships and rebuild their lives. The organization said dignity, voice, and the courage to say no, moving beyond statistics and campaigns.

A concert by The Cryptonite Sparks will take place on Mihail Kogalniceanu street in Bucharest. This street is described as an academic street, located near the Babes-Boyei University rectorate and the library.

Upcoming musical performances will feature original rock creations, moving beyond covers. These include a concert by the group Outnumber, followed by performances from Scrìs (spelled in English style), and an act or event related to Cluj.

The Narcissus Cup is an and traditional event within the local competitive calendar in Bucharest.

A public event in Bucharest will feature Bugatti cars, competition vehicles, and high-performance street cars. The program also includes demonstrations by junior and senior athletes and club instructors.

Romania is organizing the second edition of an event to instruct participants in techniques for recognizing and managing cardiorespiratory arrest. Specialists provide both theoretical and practical instruction, utilizing mannequins for hands-on training.

One ton of fuel was reported stolen.

A new public administration reform in Romania has not yet been implemented. The Romanian state's public administration faces a situation as it does not know the exact number of employees paid with public funds. This information was previously included in a government report.

A film produced using only a mobile phone recently won the Best Film award at the Galagopa festival. This achievement was highlighted as an example of successful filmmaking despite financial constraints.