Coffee, Tobacco, and Sweets: Pleasures That Changed Romania ↗
Front page leadAn interview with historian Tudor Dinu discusses how coffee, tobacco, and sweets influenced Romania, noting that the boyars became addicted to caffeine.
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An interview with historian Tudor Dinu discusses how coffee, tobacco, and sweets influenced Romania, noting that the boyars became addicted to caffeine.
Archival documents from the Securitate reveal the stark reality of life for Romanians during the communist era, highlighting empty shops despite claims of a paradise.
Germany is constructing the world's tallest wind turbine, standing 365 meters high and weighing 2,000 tons, which is taller than the Eiffel Tower and will power 6,000 homes.
Photos from Horia Brenciu's birthday celebration, attended by notable figures like Smiley, Gina Pistol, and Pavel Bartoș, are featured.
A hospital in Portugal has implemented a policy allowing long-term patients to receive visits from their pets, enhancing patient well-being.
In Nepal, 29 individuals reportedly broke into safes salvaged from floods, stealing over 50,000 Euros, and have since been arrested.
Romania's health card will be replaced by an electronic ID card starting September 1, 2026, impacting citizens who do not yet possess new identity cards.