Cultura

By Adrian Leonard Mociulschi Clarity was the promise. Algorithms, we were told, would optimize our lives, expand access to knowledge and make the world more… Citește mai mult »The Age of Algorithmic Presence

By Adrian Leonard Mociulschi I am not an important voice. I am just a reader who grew up far from the center, in a corner… Citește mai mult »What a Scrap of Newsprint Taught Me About Freedom

by Remus Pricopie, PhDRector of the National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (SNSPA)Bucharest, Romania For many Israelis, Romania is remembered through a painful… Citește mai mult »The Return of Iron Guard Ghosts in Romanian Politics

By Adrian Leonard Mociulschi On a recent walk through my city, I noticed something familiar and unsettling. Screens glowed everywhere—in tram windows, shop displays, the… Citește mai mult »From Shadows to Sensors: Allegory in the Age of AI

By Adrian Leonard Mociulschi For much of modern history, we have imagined the future as a promise. More technology, more comfort, more efficiency—more answers. And… Citește mai mult »When Happiness Is Designed and Memory Becomes Optional

By Adrian Leonard Mociulschi We have always been suspicious of perfection. Our myths favor frontiers over finished cities, dissent over harmony, trial and error over… Citește mai mult »When Utopia Turns Against Us

By Adrian Leonard Mociulschi Modern military operations no longer unfold within single chains of command or stable legal settings. Multinational coordination, advanced technologies, and accelerated… Citește mai mult »International Humanitarian Law in Complex Operational Environments

By Adrian Leonard Mociulschi We measure progress obsessively. In charts, percentages, benchmarks. Growth is easy to count; freedom is not. And yet real prosperity has… Citește mai mult »Culture Between Code and Consciousness

by Adrian Leonard Mociulschi There are works of music that resist the linearity of history, that sit quietly above their own century, as if time… Citește mai mult »From Bach’s Easter Oratorio to Ștefan Niculescu’s Requiem: A Long, Vertical Breath of Meaning

By Adrian Leonard Mociulschi see Romanian version There is a particular kind of change that moves quietly—the kind that doesn’t announce itself with reforms or… Citește mai mult »Learning to Count: How Romania’s Financial Awakening Mirrors a Quiet Cultural Shift

By Adrian Leonard Mociulschi In moments of upheaval, societies learn that survival depends less on force than on form. When the world becomes brittle —… Citește mai mult »The Geometry of Protection

By Adrian Leonard Mociulschi On a planet unsettled by tension and transition, March 2026 arrives with the strange clarity of a threshold. It is a… Citește mai mult »From the Hexagon to the Infinite

Article by Remus Pricopie, rector of National University for Political Studies and Public Administration (SNSPA) For more than two centuries, the relationship between work and… Citește mai mult »On Work – Simple Questions, Uncomfortable Answers

Attorney, Bogdan IONESCUFormer judge, Cristian Eugen GUTTMANNAttorney, Petru-Rareș VODĂ A Romanian version of this article is available at https://specialarad.ro/cimitirul-evreiesc-din-ardud/ I. Ardud – A Brief History… Citește mai mult »The Jewish Cemetery Of Ardud