Romania

Exclusive: Nicolae Ciucă on NATO Response to Putin

By Charlie Campbell/Bucharest

Rescuers Scramble to Save 14,600 Sheep After Transport Ship Capsizes in the Black Sea

By Ciara Nugent

What Half a Million Romanians Are Protesting About

By Tara John

The Business of Online Intimacy

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U.S. Sends F-22 Warplanes To Support Romania From Russian Threat

The United States sent two F-22 warplanes to Romania for the first time.CNN reports that the F-22 Raptors, two of the world’s most advanced warplanes that can travel at twice the speed of sound, were...

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Romanian Nightclub Bosses Arrested After Fire Kills 31

Authorities said the club did not have the permits for pyrotechnic displays

By Nash Jenkins

These 8 World Leaders Are Taking Major Steps Towards Gender Equality

From closing the pay gap to implementing board quotas to requiring all soldiers to take violence prevention courses, here's how 8 world leaders are embracing HeforShe

By Charlotte Alter

Being Neglected Harms Brain Development in Kids

Kids put in institutions have different brain compositions than kids in foster care

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Maybe Orphanages Aren't So Bad After All, Study Says

Author of biggest study to date says the institutions have been unfairly stigmatized

By Belinda Luscombe

Romanian Ghosts: The Race to Save a Hauntingly Beautiful Photo Archive

Time has rendered these portraits virtual abstractions. Beyond the psychedelic swirls of their shrinking, pealing emulsion, next to nothing is known about the subjects of the photographs, and very little about the photographer who made...

By Eugene Reznik

Pictures of the Week: September 27 - October 4

From the federal government shutdown and Capitol Hill shooting to an international feline beauty show and a seven-car pileup at Paris Fashion Week, TIME presents the best pictures of the week.

By Phil Bicker

Untouched: A Portrait of Romania by Tamas Dezso

In Romania, Tamas Dezso was quickly captivated by the country's untouched land, the sincerity of its people and the natural relationship between the two.

By Andrew Katz

Josef Koudelka's Gypsies, Revisited

As Aperture releases a new version of the photographer’s seminal book in October, photographer, writer and editor Jeffrey Ladd explains that rarely has a body of work been so deserving of two completely different editions.

By Jeffrey Ladd
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