European culture
Key figure in 1996 journo murder released on condition of judicial control
Following a statement regarding the 1996 murder of Kutlu Adalı, a prominent Turkish Cypriot journalist, Atilla Peker has been released with a judicial control measure on the charge of "helping to premeditated murder" by an Istanbul court to which he was referred to.
'La Civil' by Teodora Ana Mihai to run in Cannes Film Festival's Un Certain Regard
The film "La Civil" by Teodora Ana Mihai has been added to the official selection of the Cannes Film Festival 2021, Un Certain Regard section. "I am really happy with this Cannes selection. I am incredibly grateful that it was possible for me to tell this heartbreaking story of some families who lost their children to drug cartels (which still persist today)," says Mihai.
Iohannis: Our cities are built for automobiles, we need to give cities back to people
The cities of today were built for automobiles, but they need to be given back to the citizens, and in this sense, we need an effort from the authorities, president Klaus Iohannis declared on Thursday, during a debate for sustainable transport in Romania, organized by the Green Revolution Association, on the occasion of World Bicycle Day. "Naturally, I arrived here on my bike.
Head of Cabinet of Caretaker Interior Minister Resigned
Elena Ficherova, head of the cabinet of Interior Minister Boyko Rashkov, has applied for dismissal, the ministry said.
"The act is motivated by the desire not to cause negatives for the political cabinet. Interior Minister Boyko Rashkov has granted the request. The order comes into force today," the statement said.
Documentary dedicated to 100th anniversary of King Mihai I's birth, at Bucharest International Film Festival
The 17th edition of the Bucharest International Film Festival will take place between September 3 and 12, and it will showcase, for the first time, a new historical section, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of King Mihai I of Romania.
Ex-PSD leader Dragnea stays in jail, after court refuses to grant him parole
The Bucharest Court on Thursday rejected Liviu Dragnea's request to be granted parole and be released from the Rahova Penitentiary, where he is executing a sentence of three years and a half received in 2019, in the case concerning the fictitious hiring at the GDASPC Teleorman. The decision is final, and Dragnea has the right to make a new request for parole after August 27.
Ursi village wooden church - among European Heritage Award winners
The wooden church in Ursi village, Popesti commune - Valcea County, was designated among the winners of the European Heritage Awards, in the Conservation category. "The European Commission and Europa Nostra have just announced the 2021 winners of the European Heritage Awards/Europa Nostra Awards, the EU prize for cultural heritage funded by the Creative Europe programme.
Actor Ion Dichiseanu dies
Actor Ion Dichiseanu died on Thursday at the Floreasca Emergency Hospital. "He died today around 14:00 in our hospital. He has been hospitalized for about three months," the spokesman of the medical unit, Bogdan Oprita, told AGERPRES. AGERPRES (RO - author: Roberto Stan, editor: Mihai Simionescu; EN - author: Bogdan Gabaroi, editor: Adina Panaitescu)
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Bulgarian and N.Macedonian Presidents Together Will Commemorate Cyril and Methodius in Rome
The Heads of State of Bulgaria and the Republic of North Macedonia, Rumen Radev and Stevo Pendarovski, and the delegations led by them will pay tribute together to the work of the holy brothers Cyril and Methodius in Rome.
President Pahor insists STA funding must be restored
Ljubljana – President Borut Pahor insists that financing of the public service performed by the Slovenian Press Agency (STA) must be restored, his office told the STA after the president yesterday tweeted that the agency plays an irreplaceable role.
Pahor served as prime minister when the act governing the STA was adopted, securing the agency’s editorial and financial independence.