A partial Sun eclipse which will take place on Tuesday, January 4, will be visible from Romania too. The maximum coverage, 76 percent of the Sun, will be reached at 10.35 hours and will be visible from Central Romania.

Meteorologists warn that snow and blizzards are expected in southern Romania starting Monday to Tuesday morning.

Romanian cinema was under the spotlight at several international competitions in 2010 and all eyes are on young Romanian directors who have announced new movies for this year. Let's take a look at the most awaited Romanian movies of 2011.

Romania's Government has approved the national occupational classification structure, applicable as of January 1, 2011, which includes fortune tellers, companions and valets. The classification also includes bookmakers, household administrators, street salespeople, models, product presenters and providers of quick, on-the-spot services.

Comana Monastery, located in Giurgiu county, will be revamped with EUR 7 million, most of which non-reimbursable EU funds. The project aims at upgrading the infrastructure of the Fortified Monastery of Comana, hoping to attract more tourists to the area.

Orthodox Christian believers celebrate St. Stefan (Steven) on December 27, the third day of Christmas.

The Romanian Government survived a fourth no-confidence motion this year as none of the MPs cast a vote on the motion on Thursday, after a man working for the public television jumped from one of the room’s balconies and injured himself.

France and Germany's Interior Ministers have sent the European Commission a letter requesting the postponement of Romania and Bulgaria's accession to the Schengen Area, according to Mediafax newswire.

U.S. diplomats said in November 2007 the impending "final offer" by the U.S. Army Foreign Claims Service, Europe to the family of the late Romanian rock star Teofil Peter seems certain to have a significant, negative effect on the U.S.-Romanian relationship, The Guardian has reported.

The Romanian opposition’s no-confidence motion over the wage law for 2011, which was debated in Parliament Monday, was rejected as the motion got only 190 votes in favor and one vote against and needed 236 votes to pass.

A partial Sun eclipse which will take place on Tuesday, January 4, will be visible from Romania too. The maximum coverage, 76 percent of the Sun, will be reached at 10.35 hours and will be visible from Central Romania.

Meteorologists warn that snow and blizzards are expected in southern Romania starting Monday to Tuesday morning.

Romanian cinema was under the spotlight at several international competitions in 2010 and all eyes are on young Romanian directors who have announced new movies for this year. Let's take a look at the most awaited Romanian movies of 2011.

Romania's Government has approved the national occupational classification structure, applicable as of January 1, 2011, which includes fortune tellers, companions and valets. The classification also includes bookmakers, household administrators, street salespeople, models, product presenters and providers of quick, on-the-spot services.

Comana Monastery, located in Giurgiu county, will be revamped with EUR 7 million, most of which non-reimbursable EU funds. The project aims at upgrading the infrastructure of the Fortified Monastery of Comana, hoping to attract more tourists to the area.

Orthodox Christian believers celebrate St. Stefan (Steven) on December 27, the third day of Christmas.

The Romanian Government survived a fourth no-confidence motion this year as none of the MPs cast a vote on the motion on Thursday, after a man working for the public television jumped from one of the room’s balconies and injured himself.

France and Germany's Interior Ministers have sent the European Commission a letter requesting the postponement of Romania and Bulgaria's accession to the Schengen Area, according to Mediafax newswire.

U.S. diplomats said in November 2007 the impending "final offer" by the U.S. Army Foreign Claims Service, Europe to the family of the late Romanian rock star Teofil Peter seems certain to have a significant, negative effect on the U.S.-Romanian relationship, The Guardian has reported.

The Romanian opposition’s no-confidence motion over the wage law for 2011, which was debated in Parliament Monday, was rejected as the motion got only 190 votes in favor and one vote against and needed 236 votes to pass.