Romania
Canine remains discovered in Bulgaria show dog meat may have been Iron Age delicacy - study
The Greeks, as well as the Thracians, who lived in what is now modern-day Bulgaria, are believed by researchers to have consumed dog meat.
Majority of European MPs view Israel positively, call for cooperation, survey finds - exclusive
Six migrants killed in crash during police pursuit in Bulgaria, media says
Two killed in Bucharest after explosion at apartment block
Romanian prosecutors take away luxury cars seized in Andrew Tate case
After Tate failed his legal appeal on charged of human trafficking, authorities have begun to seize Tate's cars and properties
Bucharest Part 1 - Synagogues, Art & MasterChef Cuisine
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 50
Romanian city council votes down plan to remove bust of pro-Nazi government official
A bust honoring the finance minister of Romania's pro-Nazi government in World War II remains prominently displayed in a park in the country's capital.
Ancient coin reveals unknown Roman Emperor from cut off frontier land
Archaeological studies suggest that the Romanian region was cut off from the rest of the empire around AD 260, only being evacuated between AD 271 and 275.
Michael Shafir, who played a key role in Holocaust memory in his native Romania, dies at 78
Michael Shafir was known in his work and in his personal life for his straightforward and often humorous presentation of difficult times.
Romanian Government issues landmark law to protect shechita
There are a few European countries that ban Kosher slaughter such as Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Slovenia and parts of Belgium.
Romania's ornate, crumbling synagogues get new access via virtual tours
The website includes interviews with current Jewish leaders of each community, as well as the English and Romanian transcriptions of oral testimonies collected throughout the decades.
Meet the rabbi behind a new transliterated Chumash for Romanians
Rabbi Sorin Rosen has been working for seven years trying to finish his transliterated version of the Chumash into Romanian for the Jewish community in Romania.
Nazi warship, sunken during WWII, exposed amid drought on Danube
The vessels were among hundreds scuttled along the Danube by Nazi Germany's Black Sea fleet in 1944 as they retreated from advancing Soviet forces.
Who is Andrew Tate and how did he become popular? What you should know
The former kickboxer and current influencer has skyrocketed in popularity thanks to TikTok but is mired in controversy for sexism, rape allegations and more.