Articles
The story of Izidor: raised in the “orphanages of horror”, he became a film hero and author
Starved, beaten, and deemed “incurable,” Izidor Ruckel spent 11 years in a communist orphanage in Sighet, Romania. Today, his film is screened in Transylvania, serving as a lesson in empathy for the parents and children who listen to his story.
Romania’s 8-hour school day: a sociologist’s take on what it means for children
In recent weeks, the debate over an extended school day has resurfaced after Minister Daniel David reminded the public that the law sets an eight-hour daily schedule for teachers. However, sociologist Ovidiu Voicu shifts the spotlight to students, arguing that the model should be built for them, not on their backs.
Luissa Maino, from Italy to Romania to make bread: a story of courage, patience, and passion
In a world where young people often gravitate toward high-tech, complex, or unconventional careers, Luissa Maino brings forward a seemingly simple yet deeply meaningful project: she bakes bread. Not just any bread, but artisanal sourdough bread, naturally fermented.
Raul “doesn’t waste time” on TikTok: A student from Maramureș wins four national olympiads
In the far north of Romania, in a quiet corner of Maramureș, performance and perseverance have a face: a quiet, ambitious, and above all, self-taught teenager.
Romania’s presidential election: a stunning turnaround driven by young voters and their grandparents
The Romanian presidential elections produced a dramatic reversal of scores between the two rounds of voting, unsettling political calculations and leaving the defeated camp puzzled.
