The day I realized that there’s another Transylvania on this earth, I lost my sense of peace. So I decided to go look its people straight in the eyes.

The Minnesota community has completed two documentaries on Romanian immigration to the US and much more.

On June 28, 1940, the Soviet Army occupied Bessarabia and northern Bucovina, home to nearly 4 million Romanians.

“Do you know the saddest moment in every one of my discussions with Romanians? It’s when young people ask me why I came to this country and then proceed to tell me how horrible it is here."

Unsung heroes in Teleorman.

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Alba Iulia aims to be a “Smart City”. Alba Iulia has devised its development strategy in partnership with the World Bank.

97 year old Emil Drăgan’s final desire for Romania. Photo: The hands of Emil Drăgan, a veteran of the War, the Canal and Communist prisons.

Auschwitz survivor Eva Kor has powerful words for students at her former school in Cluj.

For eight months in 1958, Gertrud Bader was an unlikely messenger between the anti- Communist prisoners in the Gherla Penitentiary and their loved ones.

Experience 100 years of Romanian history through the life of a wonderfully simple man.

See the Danube Delta through the lens and life of Daniel Petrescu.

The Electric Castle is 4 day festival drawing young people from around Europe. PressOne founder Voicu Bojan spent two days at the festival to see what it is all about.

ORCA members turn Christmas caroling into university scholarships.

The Reid family from Salt Lake City takes a year long sabbatical to help Caroline Fernolend restore life to Saxon villages.

Raised in small Moldavian villages just a few kilometers apart, Gianina Beleagă and Ionela Lehaci restore glory to Romanian rowing.

Emil Stoica perseveres through severe poverty to find respect in moving second hands goods from German homes to Romanian villages.

PressOne follows the flow of money through four EU countries, two tax havens and a Dutch non-profit into a new craft brewery and Szekely identity campaign.

A 2017 World Bank study says more Romanians are moving to Cluj than Bucharest, despite Bucharest being 6 times larger. Here is one man’s explanation.

Voicu Bojan dusts off his 35-year old bike to rediscover one of Romania’s craziest traditions – Luminația.