Bucharest is highlighting its remarkable trees, including the mulberry in Batiștei and oaks in Cotroceni, with a catalog aimed at their preservation. This initiative follows the recent collapse of the last secular oak in the capital.
Christian Tour, a prominent tourism company, has announced its intention to launch an initial public offering (IPO) and list on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, marking a first for the Romanian market.
Applications for parking permits in Bucharest have increased by 75% following the elimination of free parking for hybrid cars, a measure that came into effect on May 1st, according to the Capital City Hall.
The Bucharest Military Tribunal has scheduled final debates for Wednesday and Thursday in the 'August 10' case, where former Gendarmerie chiefs are on trial for abuse of office related to the forceful intervention against protesters. The proceedings will address when the alleged offenses expire.
Primăria Capitalei anunţă că în curând vor începe lucrările pentru reabilitarea Parcului Herăstrău, în următoarele două-trei săptămâni fiind planificată golirea lacului de apă şi refacerea apărărilor…
Police in Ilfov conducted 17 searches across Bucharest and three counties (Ialomița, Ilfov, and Călărași) as part of an investigation into violence and non-compliance with arms and ammunition regulations.
A powerful fire broke out in Bucharest, affecting multiple buildings and an area of 800 square meters. Authorities issued a RO-Alert message to warn residents about the incident.
Bucharest is under a yellow code weather warning for severe storms, with heavy torrential downpours and atmospheric instability expected until Sunday evening.
Several sectors in Bucharest have announced the continuation of 'Summer Kindergarten' and 'Summer School' programs for 2026, targeting children staying in the capital during summer vacation.
Romanian authorities have issued a yellow code warning for potential floods on rivers in 20 counties. The alert also covers torrential rains and storms expected to affect nearly half of the country.
Two prominent prosecutors from Constanța are under investigation, with one, Teodor Niţă, brought to Bucharest for questioning as a suspect in instigation to abuse of office, while investigators found significant sums at the other prosecutor's location.
Two double-decker tourist buses are set to resume circulation in Bucharest this Friday, offering a 16-kilometer route covering the capital's main attractions, with promotional fares available for one month.
Comedian Conan O'Brien has been announced as the host for the Academy Awards in 2027, marking his third time leading the ceremony, as confirmed by organizers.
The construction permit for Bucharest's new Metro Line 6, connecting 1 Mai to Henri Coandă International Airport, has been issued, marking a new stage for the project expected to last nearly three years.
Ukraine faced a massive wave of Russian drone and air attacks, resulting in multiple casualties and targeting critical infrastructure. Concurrently, Ukrainian drones launched strikes against Russian oil refineries, including the Perm plant, and ports, causing operational disruptions.
Leaders participating in the B9 Summit in Bucharest adopted a joint declaration outlining shared directions and commitments. Hungary, however, chose to abstain from signing the common declaration, citing a 'constructive abstention'.
Ahead of the Metallica concert in Bucharest, public transport routes are being temporarily deviated and extended to accommodate attendees, with the legendary rock band performing their fifth concert in the city at Arena Națională.
Andrii Yermak, former chief of staff to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, has been named as a suspect in a corruption inquiry. The probe involves allegations of money laundering and real estate fraud, marking a significant scandal.
EU foreign ministers met with their Western Balkan counterparts in Brussels to discuss regional issues, with a particular focus on the ongoing dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia. The meeting was part of a broader EU Foreign Affairs Council session attended by various European diplomats.
Bucharest is set to host a variety of trending events over the weekend of May 9-10, including a half marathon, a street food festival, Nordic metal concerts, and other cultural and entertainment activities.
Weekend weather forecasts across parts of Europe predict significant changes, including rain and potentially wet snowflakes in some areas. Bucharest, for instance, is expecting a radical shift in weather conditions.
Bucharest City Hall has announced that the 'Open Streets' event will not take place this weekend, citing concerns about creating traffic chaos due to two other major events scheduled.
The Trump administration's new counter-terrorism strategy designates Europe as an 'incubator of threats,' drawing criticism and concern from European nations. The strategy outlines perceived dangers to the US, including those originating from within Europe.
President Trump signed a new counterterrorism strategy focusing on hemispheric threats and also made remarks regarding Iran, including the possibility of a deal and the acquisition of enriched uranium. During this period, he also hosted UFC fighters in the Oval Office.
The fall of the Bolojan Government in Bucharest has drawn significant attention from Russian media, with a major newspaper speculating about the potential rise of a pro-Russian politician.
The Bucharest Court of Appeal has ruled, admitting an action by the High Court of Cassation and Justice, that the Romanian government and Ministry of Finance must pay outstanding salary rights to magistrates, including through budget rectification, with daily penalties of 1% for delay.
CF2 Hospital in Bucharest experienced a power outage around noon on Tuesday after a worker accidentally cut a cable. The hospital is currently operating on a generator, providing electricity to "key points."
Romania's RO e-Transport system, intended to combat tax evasion, is reportedly issuing significant fines to businesses, including those importing vehicles, even without fraudulent intent. A Bucharest attorney is advising company owners on how to defend against these penalties.
Firefighters responded to an early morning blaze at the renowned 'La Cocoșatu' restaurant in northern Bucharest, leading to the evacuation of 20 people as the fire spread across the roof.
Ada Lupu Hausvater has officially assumed the role of general manager for the National Theatre Bucharest (TNB), effective May 1st. Her mandate is set for a five-year period.
For the May 1st mini-holiday, Bucharest authorities have specified areas where residents can legally light fires for barbecues and other spots designated for picnics without fires. The Environmental Guard issued warnings regarding unauthorized grilling.
Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu expressed his dissatisfaction with the public transport situation, lamenting his lack of control over STB and the Intercommunity Development Association for Public Transport Bucharest – Ilfov.
A proposal by an AUR lawyer to remove dedicated public transport lanes and abolish buses and trams in Bucharest has ignited heated discussions online among residents.
The College of Physicians in Bucharest has opened an investigation into the death of a woman who underwent a cosmetic facelift procedure at a clinic in the capital, amid suspicions of professional misconduct. The Ministry of Health is also involved.
Meteorologists announce that, starting Wednesday, temperatures will drop across the country, and on Thursday and Friday the weather will be particularly cold for this period, with values 8–12 degrees…
Elbit Systems has officially opened its seventh factory in Romania near Bucharest, where Watchkeeper XR drone systems for the Romanian Army will be produced. The first test flight for these drones also took place on Monday.
Real estate developer Speedwell has reached an agreement with Austrian constructor Strabag for the lease of a 4,500 square meter headquarters in Bucharest's Queens District. The deal also includes the construction of the building.
The article delves into the historical origins of Bucharest's Colței Boulevard, recounting the demolition of the Colței Tower/Church and the superstitions surrounding this event in the city's past.
Romanian Police issued a RO-Alert for an 11-year-old boy who went missing in Bucharest after leaving his grandmother's side on the street and not returning.
An international cybersecurity defense exercise organized by NATO took place in Bucharest, simulating over 8,000 real-time cyberattacks with 16 participating teams acting as a multinational rapid…
Romania's National Meteorological Administration (ANM) has issued a yellow code warning for strong winds affecting 21 counties until Friday evening. The capital, Bucharest, is expected to experience pleasant weather with light to moderate winds.
A Romanian Labor Inspectorate chief is under investigation by the tax authority (ANAF) after being filmed driving a 300,000 euro Lamborghini, prompting scrutiny into his financial situation.
The article explores the historical map of trolleybuses and trams in Bucharest during the 1980s, highlighting how major hotels were directly connected to the North Railway Station and tracing the evolution of the city's public transport over 150 years.
The 14th edition of the RBL Summit, organized by the Romanian Business Leaders Foundation, will take place on April 28-29, 2026, in Bucharest, bringing together Romanian business leaders to discuss real change in a year marked by global uncertainties.
Bucharest's Calea Victoriei and, for the first time, Ion Brezoianu Street will be closed to cars and open to pedestrians for 25 weekends as part of the "Open Streets – Bucharest" initiative, starting this Saturday.
A fire at the CET Vest power plant in Bucharest has left approximately 2,300 buildings in four western sectors without hot water, with affected consumers being redirected to CET Grozăvești.
Several important intersections in Bucharest experienced traffic light malfunctions due to a power fluctuation in the electricity grid, prompting traffic brigade recommendations for drivers.
Former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, known for his pro-Russian stance, has won the country's parliamentary elections, with his party securing a majority of seats. His victory has drawn congratulations from both European Union leaders and Russia.
Alexandru Balan, the former deputy director of Moldova's Security and Intelligence Service (SIB), is set to be extradited to Moldova from Romania. The Bucharest Court of Appeal approved his extradition, as he was previously convicted for attempted disclosure of state secrets.
Over 20 junior football players from Steaua București, who were on tour in Arad, Romania, were taken to the County Hospital with symptoms of food poisoning. None of the 24 affected players required admission.
A Romanian professor and vice-dean of the Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers warns against tech moguls like Sam Altman, criticizing the transfer of public good to private interests and the potential for data exploitation, such as Uber selling oncology clinic routes.
The head of ITM Bucharest, Costel Grojdea, has been dismissed from his position after images surfaced of him driving a luxury Lamborghini to work. He will reportedly return to Iași following his dismissal.
Five individuals were caught in the act and subsequently detained after stealing thousands of peonies, valued at approximately 20,000 euros, from a greenhouse in Sector 4 of Bucharest.
Ukrainian authorities have announced the launch of a new international passenger rail service this summer, which will pass through Romania and include a stop in Bucharest, en route to the Bulgarian coast.
Romania's National Meteorological Administration has issued a yellow code warning for strong winds in Caraș-Severin county, valid until Wednesday, with potential for similar intensifications in other regions, including Bucharest.
A unique Orthodox church in Bucharest features images of pagan Greco-Roman sibyls and ancient philosophers, a rare sight in the city's religious landscape. The historic monument is also known as a place where Anton Pann once sang.
Bucharest's General Mayor, Ciprian Ciucu, met with representatives from the hospitality sector to discuss new regulations concerning the operation of outdoor terraces in the city.
Two prominent foreign footballers, Dmytro Chygrynskiy and Tomáš Hübschman, reportedly traveled secretly to Bucharest to attend the funeral of Mircea Lucescu. Their presence at the ceremony was seen as a profound gesture of gratitude.
Președintele Nicușor Dan și omologul său polonez Karol Nawrocki vor coprezida, pe 13 mai, la Palatul Cotroceni, Summitul București 9 (B9) și al Țărilor Nordice, eveniment cu tema „Delivering More for…
An emotional reaction has been reported regarding the funeral of Mircea Lucescu in Romania, highlighting the dignity and the gesture of Răzvan Lucescu shaking hands with thousands of attendees.
Romania's National Meteorological Administration (ANM) has issued a nationwide warning for a cold wave, heavy rainfall, and strong winds. The alert, valid until Saturday morning, includes a special extended forecast for Bucharest detailing unusual pre-Easter weather conditions.
The Bucharest Court of Appeal has ruled in favor of the company owning Realitatea Plus, suspending a decision by the National Audiovisual Council regarding the TV channel's license, a decision the CNA plans to appeal.
Cristina Stan, who moved to Bucharest 13 years ago, has successfully launched her own event organization business, fulfilling her passion after previously working in HoReCa and accounting.
Commemorative events, including military and religious ceremonies, will be organized in Bucharest and across Romania on May 21 to honor those who contributed to the national destiny through courage and sacrifice.
Severe weather alerts have been issued in various regions, including Romania, which expects heavy rain and strong winds, and the UAE, where dusty conditions and high winds are forecast. These alerts warn of challenging weather conditions in different parts of the world.
A company controlled by a prominent businessman has obtained a zoning certificate from Sector 2 City Hall to demolish the Floreasca Cinema and construct a 5-story residential building in the eponymous park.
The historical National Theatre building in Bucharest, inspired by Viennese theaters, was once a beautiful neoclassical structure. Its former location is now occupied by the Novotel hotel, with only a plaque marking its legacy.
Apartamente și case tot mai scumpe. Ultimele date arată că cele mai majorări sunt în București, unde prețul locuințelor noi, în ultimul an, a fost cu peste 25% mai mare.
Dozens of European countries and the EU have approved or signed an agreement to establish a special tribunal to prosecute Russian leaders for the crime of aggression against Ukraine. This initiative aims to hold those responsible for the invasion accountable.
The United States is reportedly preparing an indictment against former Cuban leader Raúl Castro, coinciding with an unusual and historic visit by the CIA director to Cuba. This diplomatic activity occurs amidst a severe crisis on the island, including fuel shortages.
A recent Metallica concert held at the National Arena in Bucharest has sparked discussion, with organizers reporting attendance figures and a TV producer defending the right for individuals not to have enjoyed the show.
Ion Mihalache, a major boulevard in Bucharest, is undergoing a significant modernization and reorganization project, which has sparked public debate and a petition regarding the changes.
During their concert in Bucharest, the legendary band Metallica surprised the audience by performing a song in Romanian. This gesture was described as one of the most beautiful things the band brought to the city.
A massive fire broke out at a warehouse in Chiajna, near Bucharest, prompting a significant response from firefighters. Authorities successfully localized the blaze, preventing further spread.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb, attending the B9 Summit in Bucharest, made sure to visit a gym, with the Finnish Embassy noting that "intense training is part of his style."
Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska met with Mirabela Grădinaru, partner of Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan, at Cotroceni Palace during her visit to Romania. Zelenska was also seen arriving at the University of Bucharest.
The first Cobra II 4x4 armored vehicle produced entirely at the Mediaș factory in Romania was presented at the Black Sea Defense & Aerospace 2026 exhibition. Turkish company Otokar plans to produce nearly 800 such vehicles in Romania.
Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu met with Romanian leaders in Bucharest, including the Custodian of the Romanian Crown, to discuss Romania's unwavering support for Moldova's European integration efforts.
A recent survey reveals that around 69% of Romanian citizens hold a favorable view of Moldovan President Maia Sandu's performance. The majority perceive her as aligned with Bucharest rather than Moscow.
Europe Day was widely celebrated across the continent with various public events, marches, concerts, and illuminations of government buildings. Leaders and officials also used the occasion to emphasize EU integration, future relations, and the path for aspiring member states.
Tensions between the US and Iran escalated in the Strait of Hormuz following reports of an attack on Iranian tankers, with Iran's president speaking out against exploitation. Iranian authorities later announced that the clashes in the strategic waterway had concluded.
Both Chisinau and Bucharest are implementing significant traffic restrictions in their city centers over the weekend due to various events. Public transport routes will also be altered to accommodate these changes.
For the first time, Romania, through the Bucharest Street Food Festival, will become part of the international World Paella Day Cup circuit, a global competition for the best paella chefs.
Articles commemorate the 40th anniversary of Steaua București's historic victory in the European Champions Cup on May 7, 1986. This event is highlighted as a moment of national pride and competent achievement.
Horaţiu Potra will remain in preventive arrest after the Supreme Court of Justice rejected his appeal against a decision by the Bucharest Court of Appeal.
A scandal erupted between the current and former directors of the Bucharest Forest Guard, leading to police intervention and the former director being escorted from the building in handcuffs.
Nicușor Dan has won his lawsuit against the Permanent Electoral Authority (AEP) concerning funds from his presidential campaign, a decision confirmed by the Bucharest Court of Appeal. This ruling resolves a dispute over campaign financing regulations.
The Bucharest General Council debated and subsequently adopted the city's 2026 budget during an extraordinary session. The budget outlines allocations for various sectors, including significant investments.
Romanian student teams achieved remarkable success at the Robotics World Championship in the USA, with two teams from Romania competing against each other in the final. This impressive performance led to widespread praise, including from Nicușor Dan, who expressed national pride.
A new map featuring the best "mici" (grilled ground meat rolls) in Bucharest for 2026 has been updated by local residents, with the article also recounting the historical origin of the popular Romanian dish.
An STB bus and a tram collided at Piața Sudului in Bucharest, leading to one passenger sustaining injuries. Emergency services responded to the scene of the accident.
A local police officer lost control of a patrol car in Bucharest, causing it to crash into a tram line construction zone on Basarabia Boulevard. The officer sustained injuries in the incident.
Compania Municipală Termoenergetica București announced a major failure at the CET Grozăvești heating plant, adding to existing modernization works and affecting over 3,500 apartment blocks in the capital.
Multiple publications have released guides detailing various events and activities for the upcoming weekend in different cities, including Bucharest and Barcelona. These guides offer suggestions for cultural events, parties, and leisure activities.
Ciprian Ciucu, the general mayor of Bucharest, has opened a sensitive discussion with citizens regarding the future of the CSM București handball club, which is in the EHF Champions League Final Four, acknowledging pride but also the costs involved.
Auchan is set to open two new supermarkets in Bucharest, including taking over a location previously occupied by Carrefour in one of the city's largest malls.
The article explores the paradoxical history of a symbolic building in Bucharest, known as Green Hours, which was a unique jazz and freedom spot in the 1990s.
Romania is facing a major political crisis as an alliance between the PSD and AUR parties has filed a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan's minority government. Bolojan has publicly reacted to the challenge, which could lead to the government's downfall.
Bucharest City Hall announced the continuation of tram rail modernization, with work starting on several boulevards including Bucureștii Noi, Gloriei, and Piatra Morii, alongside ongoing projects on Calea Griviței.
Rehabilitation work on the Dacia-România Palace in central Bucharest is set to commence in May, with a competition also launched for ideas to design the Bucharest Pinacotheca within the palace.
Bucharest is set to host a variety of events during the last weekend of April, with summer-like temperatures expected. Activities include marathons, a jazz concert in a church, the city's first vermouth bar, Comic Con, and a Mobb Deep performance.
A driver was stabbed at a GPL station in Sector 6 of Bucharest following a spontaneous conflict with another man, according to Capital Police. The victim was transported to the hospital.
Péter Magyar and his Tisza party secured a decisive electoral victory in Hungary, potentially gaining a constitutional majority that could enable them to dismantle Viktor Orbán's 'hybrid regime'.
Romania's National Authority for Consumer Protection (ANPC) announced fines totaling 30,000 lei in Bucharest concerning billboards displaying anti-cesarean messages.
The Trump Organization has signed an exclusivity contract for its real estate developments in Romania, with plans to replicate the Trump Tower from Chicago in Bucharest.
Special weather forecasts have been issued for various regions, including an outlook for Bucharest detailing when warmer temperatures are expected. Additionally, Cyprus anticipates rain in the mountains and fine dust starting Friday.
Bucharest City Hall's 2026 budget, estimated at 8.4 billion lei, has been put up for public debate. A significant portion is allocated to investments, including two major projects.
Moldova's Commission for the Evaluation of Judges approved a modification to the composition of Evaluation Panel E following the recent appointment of Aida-Oana Popescu, a former magistrate from Bucharest, as a new international member.
Starting May 1, 2026, hybrid car owners in Bucharest will be required to pay for public parking, as the city eliminates the previous exemption they enjoyed.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan has been summoned to the Bucharest Court of Appeal for an interrogation in a real estate case where €1 million in damages are being sought. He faces potential agreement with the claims if he fails to appear.
A Romanian article reflects on how children used to play freely in Bucharest's streets 10-20 years ago and discusses ways for residents to reclaim their city for such activities.
Controversial billboards in Bucharest, Romania, displaying anti-C-section messages have begun to be removed at the request of the Capital City Hall. Doctors had criticized the messages as lacking scientific basis, and two major advertising companies complied with the request.
The Romanian National Meteorological Administration (ANM) has issued a yellow code warning for atmospheric instability, torrential rains, storms, and strong winds across the country, including a special forecast for Bucharest, valid for Friday and Saturday.
A new underground passage is being planned at Henri Coandă Airport with the aim of easing traffic flow towards Bucharest. This project by CNAB seeks to streamline congestion and improve access to the capital.
Hungarian opposition figure Péter Magyar has called for the resignation of the pro-Orbán president and vowed to reform state media. He also held his first call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, pledging to maintain close diplomatic ties.
The Digital Marketing Forum 2026 will bring five international speakers and the most relevant digital marketing strategies to Bucharest. This event aims to keep professionals connected to the rapid changes in the field.
The Darvari Hermitage, a secluded monastery in Bucharest, has been revitalized after a period of abandonment. This monument, located near the Icoana Church, is described as an oasis of peace and a place of rediscovery.
Residents of Bucharest's Sector 3 were surprised to find a strange 'island' made of paving stones appear overnight in the middle of a street, prompting humorous comparisons to Robinson Crusoe and an explanation from the Sector 3 City Hall.
Romania's National Meteorological Administration has issued a special forecast for Bucharest with pleasant temperatures and variable skies, alongside a yellow code warning for strong winds in Caraș-Severin county.
Advancements in electric vehicle technology now allow a new model to complete a round trip between Bucharest and Sibiu without needing to recharge, a significant improvement over older models.
New Yutong U12 electric trolleybuses recently introduced in Bucharest feature advanced technology, including a breathalyzer system that prevents the vehicle from starting if the driver has consumed alcohol. This initiative aims to enhance public transport safety.
Mircea Lucescu, a renowned Romanian football coach who passed away on April 7 at age 80, was buried with military honors at Bellu Cemetery in Bucharest, leading to road restrictions for the ceremony.
The Bucharest Court of Appeal has ruled to suspend the decision by the National Audiovisual Council (CNA) to withdraw the license for Gold FM radio station, marking another legal victory for a media outlet against the regulatory body.
Există un detaliu tehnic pe care Beata Javorcik, economistul șef al Băncii Europene pentru Reconstrucție și Dezvoltare, îl menționează aproape în treacăt în discuția cu HotNews, dar care spune mai…
The Romanian government announced that nearly 4,700 employees from Liberty Galați, Damen Shipyards Mangalia, and Romaero București will receive several months of outstanding salaries before Easter.
The Bucharest Military Tribunal is holding its second day of final debates in the 'August 10' case, where former Romanian Gendarmerie chiefs are on trial for abuse of office related to a forceful intervention.
A financial director for a group of companies in Bucharest is accused of illegally transferring over 11.2 million lei into personal accounts or accounts she could access, using the companies' e-banking services. Prosecutors are investigating how she justified these transactions.
Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu explained the high number of open construction sites in the city, emphasizing that projects are significantly delayed and risk losing funding.
Sectors 2 and 3 are identified as Bucharest's primary "housing factories" with the most new apartments available, though Sector 4 remains the most sought-after area.
An analysis by the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) reveals that rent costs more than the minimum wage in 16 European capitals, with a two-room apartment in Madrid costing a minimum wage earner their entire salary plus an additional €300.
The Eurovision Grand Final featured a range of performances, audience reactions, and notable incidents, including technical issues during one act and the return of a legendary winner. Preparations, social media commentary, and the overall length of the show were also highlighted.
A Romanian article highlights trending events in Bucharest for the weekend of May 16-17, including a Metallica band sighting, a Comedy Night, Eurovision-related activities, and a film about Putin at the cinema.
Bucharest City Hall announced plans to set up 122 charging stations for electric buses across three depots (Bujoreni, Berceni, and Bucureștii Noi), representing a 96 million lei investment from the local budget.
Ukraine's former top aide to President Zelenskyy was arrested as a corruption probe widens, creating an internal political stir. This development coincides with a period of intense Russian missile and drone attacks across the country, including what was described as the worst drone attack since the war began.
Kyiv declared a day of mourning following a series of large-scale Russian missile and drone attacks that killed multiple people and caused widespread damage. Ukrainian forces reported intercepting many projectiles while also launching counter-strikes.
Bucharest's Capital City Hall has announced plans to modernize over 90 intersections and pedestrian crossings with the installation of smart traffic lights. This initiative aims to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety across the city.
The Bucharest General Council has approved a pilot project to introduce adapted taxi services for people with locomotor disabilities, aiming to improve accessibility in the capital.
Ukraine suffered a massive Russian drone attack, reportedly involving 800 drones, which killed six and injured dozens. In response, Hungary's new Prime Minister, Peter Magyar, condemned the assault and summoned the Russian ambassador, signaling a potential shift in Budapest's stance towards Russia.
Leaders at the B9 Summit and Nordic Allies in Bucharest signed a joint declaration emphasizing the need to strengthen ties with key partners, specifically highlighting the Republic of Moldova.
Powerful winds have caused significant damage across Bucharest and Ilfov, leading to over 40 interventions by firefighters and damaging 25 cars due to fallen trees and structural elements.
The CINEPOLITICA film series is set to return to Bucharest from May 15 to 17, hosted at the Cinema Muzeul Țăranului. The event will feature six national premiere screenings of award-winning fiction and documentary films.
Bucharest is forecast to experience a sharp drop in temperature, accompanied by torrential rains and strong winds, starting Monday evening and lasting until Thursday morning. The weather will be warm but unstable on Monday and Tuesday before cooling down.
Two architecturally significant "sister houses" on a former street in Bucharest, designed in an admirable eclectic style, are facing restoration challenges. Owners are struggling with the process of renovating their elaborate facades.
A 40-year-old man died after being stabbed during an altercation with three individuals in Sector 4, Bucharest, reportedly under the influence of alcohol. Three suspects have been arrested in connection with the incident.
A Ukrainian newspaper analyzes the ongoing political crisis in Bucharest, where consultations for forming a new governing coalition have begun after the pro-European government was dismissed, suggesting Romania could take a role previously held by Viktor Orban.
Bucharest, Romania, is set to host the NATO Annual Hybrid Symposium in October, positioning the city as a key player in the Alliance's strategy regarding hybrid threats. The event will focus on NATO's decisions concerning these evolving challenges.
Details about the 'Museums' Night' event scheduled for May 23, 2026, across Romania, featuring free access to exhibitions and guided tours in over 225 museums.
Only 26 out of 1,000 taxi licenses offered by Bucharest City Hall were awarded, with taxi drivers citing strict regulations and competition from ridesharing platforms as reasons for the low interest.
The Herbarium Festival, billed as the world's largest wellness festival dedicated to plant-based therapies, is set to return to Therme București in 2026.
The National Bank of Romania is launching two commemorative coins, one silver and one copper-plated tombac, to mark 40 years since Steaua București won the European Champions Cup.
A driver was fined 5,000 lei by Bucharest Local Police for attempting to cross the city center with a concrete mixer without the required Zone A permit.
Romanian meteorologists have issued warnings for a significant cold wave, predicting drastic temperature drops and extreme weather phenomena across the country. Unusually cold conditions are specifically anticipated for Bucharest on Saturday.
Following a model used by Mayor Robert Negoiță, Sector 2 City Hall in Bucharest has cut into apartment building gardens in the Baicului neighborhood to create parking spaces, with similar interventions also occurring in Sector 5.
Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu has been accused of populism after questioning the use of city funds for foreign handball players at CSM București, asking why millions are spent on supporting foreign handball instead of Romanian.
Starting May 1st, hybrid car owners in Bucharest will no longer be able to park for free. This change is part of new regulations that also affect other previously privileged groups, such as journalists.
Anna Eva Budura, a Romanian sent to study Chinese in Beijing in 1950, shares her eyewitness account of executions in a neighboring village, describing people kneeling before prepared graves.
Therme București will host the Herbarium Festival from May 4 to 17, 2026, marking the return of the world's largest wellness festival focused on plant-based therapies.
A reviewer tested the best "mici" (grilled sausages) in Bucharest via Wolt to celebrate May 1st, highlighting the dish's significance in Romanian culture despite similar versions existing in neighboring countries.
A shocking incident occurred in Bucharest where a bus driver, with passengers on board, was threatened with a weapon by another driver following a traffic dispute. The event was captured on camera.
A 26-year-old man was detained by Bucharest police after allegedly blocking a bus, punching its window, and threatening the bus driver with a weapon in traffic.
The demolition of Bucharest's Jewish Quarter is remembered as a tragic chapter in the city's history, erasing a vibrant area with 300 years of history, characterized by small streets, low houses, shops, synagogues, and schools.
Romania discovered wreckage from a second drone on its territory, believed to be Russian, following an overnight attack on Ukraine. The country subsequently summoned the Russian ambassador to Bucharest to address the incident.
A foreign national has died in Bucharest after sustaining fatal injuries from falling off an electric scooter on Unirii Boulevard. The incident is being investigated as a serious accident.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan held a press conference in Nicosia on the fifth day of a political crisis in the Romanian capital. This event highlights ongoing political instability in Bucharest.
The Auchan supermarket chain has closed a store in a key area of Bucharest after six years, citing business expectations as the reason for the decision.
A BNR adviser criticized the PSD for risking chaos in Romania, while the US ambassador stated that the US is closely monitoring the country's political crisis.
Mikhael Simmonds, a journalist and media trainer originally from Trinidad and Tobago, delivered a message in Bucharest about hope, emphasizing that it is never passive and always involves action.
Anti-cesarean billboards in Bucharest are being removed, and the foundation behind them faces accusations of hindering checks and incorrect commercial practices from consumer protection authorities.
Vienna's Mayor Michael Ludwig has announced plans to introduce a uniform remuneration system for hospitals. This initiative aims to standardize salaries across healthcare facilities in the city.
The article explores the historical significance and potential revival of the Oteteleșanu Mansion in Bucharest, once a symbol of high society and host to prestigious European balls.
A powerful explosion and subsequent fire occurred at the CET Vest power plant in Bucharest, leading to a large mobilization of emergency teams. The incident caused disruptions to energy supply and left thousands of homes without hot water.
HiPP has recalled baby food products in several Central European countries, including Austria and Lithuania, after rat poison was discovered in some jars. German police are investigating the incident as a potential extortion attempt, while HiPP initially denied claims but confirmed the recall.
Several young cyclists were filmed riding their bikes inside a metro train in Bucharest, an incident that reportedly occurred on April 19 and was widely shared on social media platforms like Reddit.
Floreasca Hospital in Bucharest is experiencing a severe funding crisis, threatening its ability to procure essential medicines and sanitary materials. Health officials have acknowledged the issues and promised a return to budgetary normality in the coming month.
Weather forecasts for April 18-19 across several European countries predict a mix of sunny periods and potential rain, with rising temperatures in some areas. Separately, Typhoon Sinlaku is reported to be moving farther away from the Philippine Area of Responsibility.
The Bucharest Court of Appeal has clarified the exceptionally swift judgment of the CNA – Realitatea Plus case, attributing it to the urgent nature stipulated by law, contrasting with many similar cases that face long delays.
Multiple supertankers reportedly entered the Persian Gulf, challenging US sanctions and claims of a blockade on Iranian ports. This development comes as an advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader threatened to sink US naval vessels in the region.
The Romanian College of Physicians has reacted strongly to anti-C-section billboards appearing in Bucharest, stating that the claims presented on them are "lacking scientific basis."
An investigative site revealed that the Corporate Transparency Foundation, known for promoting conspiracy theories, is responsible for the anti-cesarean billboards displayed across Bucharest.
A minor weather change has been announced for Bucharest, with warm temperatures expected until Wednesday, but temporary cloudy skies anticipated for tomorrow.
The traditional Tip Top confectionery chain has begun renovation work to reopen an emblematic Bucharest unit in Drumul Taberei Square, which has been closed for over a decade.
Russian strikes killed two people in Ukraine ahead of a 32-hour ceasefire declared by Vladimir Putin. Ukraine's General Staff has stated its forces will observe the ceasefire on land, at sea, and in the air during Orthodox Easter but will respond in kind to any Russian actions.
Administrația lui Donald Trump a prezentat noi randări ale unui proiect monumental propus pentru Washington, care prevede construirea unui arc de triumf de mari dimensiuni, cu o statuie aurie a…
Public transport ticket prices in Bucharest, for both STB and Metrorex, are proposed to increase from 3 to 5 lei, following earlier announcements of fare hikes.
Secretarul de Stat al SUA, Marco Rubio, a discutat joi cu omoloaga sa de la București, Oana Țoiu, și a mulțumit României pentru sprijinirea „operațiunilor americane de promovare a securității în…
The article details the impoverished childhood of Mircea Lucescu, growing up in a small room with his family of five children in a poor neighborhood of Bucharest.
Romania's National Audiovisual Council (CNA) revoked the license of Realitatea Plus, citing non-payment of fines, and has recently closed other television stations through similar decisions.