Some headlines got more attention then others on Romania-Insider.com in the last week of April. Today, probably a free day for most of our us, is the best time to review some of the articles we might have skipped in the past. These are the most popular of them.

Comment: Romania, a country turned upside down

Driver “parks” Dacia Duster at central Paris Metro entrance

Shortest Romanian Government overthrown after vote of no confidence

Daily Express: Romanian beggars, pickpockets sent to London in wake of Olympic Games

Opposition gains power as leader Victor Ponta nominated to create new Government in Romania

Subway opens first Bucharest unit, targets over 40 outlets in Romania in four years

Pearl earrings given by Romanian King to his lover fetch EUR 2 million at auction

Romania Insider stories: The last peasants

Romanian archaeologists discover Iron Age tools, jewelry on future highway track

Prince Harry spends Easter week-end in Romania’s Transylvania

Renault to launch Mark 2 of Romania’s Dacia Logan model

A Cold War within the Cold War – Romanian exceptionalism

Comment: Despite Europe’s woes, Romania is crafting a real economic recovery

New tunnel link planned for Bucharest’s Gara de Nord, Obor and Gara de Sud stations

Autovit.ro: Volkswagen, BMW and Audi are the most searched cars by Romanians in early-2012

Bucharest City Hall and History Museum dispute ‘controversial’ Emperor Trajan statue

Romanian Consumer Protection fines McDonald’s for misleading French fries TV commercial

Europa League Trophy arrives in Romania, on public display until May final

Wealthy Romanian pays to join 100-year Titanic Memorial Cruise