Romania’s hopes of reaching the 2026 World Cup suffered another setback on Tuesday, September 9, as they were held to a 2-2 draw by Cyprus in Group H qualifying, despite taking an early two-goal lead through Denis Drăguș.
Drăguș struck twice inside the opening 18 minutes, first capitalizing on a defensive error by Konstantinos Kousoulos after just 91 seconds and then lobbing goalkeeper Fabiano following a precise pass from Răzvan Marin. However, the hosts grew into the match,...
Romania is becoming a digital leader in Central and Eastern Europe, as its internet penetration rate stood at 76.8 percent in 2023, and its cybersecurity market has reached 194.22 million dollars as of this year. Nevertheless, behind these successes, there are difficulties, including increasing risks of cyber threats. Our team has delved into the possibility […]
Art Safari will open a new contemporary art exhibition, Young Blood. The New Wave of Contemporary Artists, at Promenada Mall in Bucharest, running from September 15 to October 10. Curated by Romanian artist Alexandru Rădvan, the exhibition is a manifesto for a fresh generation of talent, aiming to challenge the perception that great artists no […]
Swimmer David Popovici, the winner of this year's world titles in 100-meter freestyle and 200-meter freestyle at the Singapore Championships, will host a Sprint with the Stars event in Otopeni next year. Sprint with the Stars is an event where grassroots...
A vast majority of Romanians believe their country should remain firmly aligned with the West through the European Union, the United States, and NATO, according to a new opinion poll released by INSCOP Research on Tuesday, September 9. The survey found that 78.9% of respondents favor Romania’s political and military orientation towards...
Claudiu Crețu, the CEO of Romanian power company Elcen, which provides hot water to Bucharest, has been indicted by the National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA) and is suspended from his post, sources familiar with the matter told Digi24. Investigators say...
The Constitutional Court (CCR) will rule on September 24 on challenges lodged against a package of government reform laws passed under a simplified parliamentary procedure,
