“What do flowers and bicycles have in common?” This is the line which the events accompanying the King’s Day celebrations in Bucharest will take this year. The Dutch passion for flowers is well known, and it’s not for nothing that the Netherlands is the world’s largest exporter of flowers and…
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“What do flowers and bicycles have in common?” This is the line which the events accompanying the King’s Day celebrations in Bucharest will take this year. The Dutch passion for flowers is well known, and it’s not for nothing that the Netherlands is the world’s largest exporter of flowers and…
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Several buildings on Calea Victoriei were animated by a show of lights, and various installations, some of them interactive, that caught the attention of the passers-by due to the novelty of the light works on Thursday evening on the first day of the Spotlight Festival. President Klaus Iohannis watched one…
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Ioan Robu, Archbishop and Metropolitan of Bucharest, the head of the Romanian Bishops’ Conference (CER) on Friday appreciated that the celebration of the Saint Liturgy by Pope Francis at Saint Joseph Cathedral represents a historic moment. “This is the second time when the Holy Father, the Pope, celebrates the Saint…
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The Romanian Presidential Administration is marking today, for the third consecutive year, Purple Day, an international day for epilepsy, by lighting up the Cotroceni Presidential Palace in purple. According to an announcement of the Presidential Administration, Cotroceni Palace will be flooded in this colour from 20:00hrs, local, in solidarity with…
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The coffin carrying the earthly remains of King Carol II will be reinterred on Saturday, at noon, during a military and religious ceremony, in the New Archbishopric and Royal Cathedral in Curtea de Arges. According to a press release from the Press Bureau of the House of Her Majesty the…
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Romania’s proposal for the second phase of the Global Legal Hackathon 2019 competition is LAWra, the world’s first legal chatbot for travelling, easy to access, including through various social media platforms such as Facebook Messenger. The LAWra solution provides verified legal answers for any problem that may occur during a…
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On February 20, starting at 19:00, at the Marble Hall of the National Military Circle in Bucharest, the Genesis Collegiate Foundation continues to support the struggle for life of the preterm babies, through a new Genesis for Life charity event. This year, the Neonatology Intensive Care Department of the “Marie…
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On March 20-22, the capital of Romania will host, for the first time, the European Robotics Forum, the most prestigious robotics event in Europe. The 10th edition of the Forum, organised under the high patronage of the Romanian President and under the Patronage of the Romanian Presidency of the Council…
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President Klaus Iohannis on Monday stated that, in trying to escape justice and stay in power, some politicians are blaming the magistrates, are blaming the multinationals and demonize the European Union. “Despite all of our efforts, no deed of respect and dignity restoration, no matter how noble or solar it…
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