Bucharest Armenian Street Festival: The 10th edition returns to the Botanical Garden (July 31–Aug 2) with free admission, plus concerts, exhibitions, craft workshops, kids’ activities and Armenian food, featuring Romanian acts like Subcarpați and Bosquito alongside artists from Armenia and the diaspora. Romanian Culture & Film: A Romanian-set black comedy-mystery, La dona invisible, is in production in Valencia and centers on a Romanian cleaner who investigates a death at a regional ministry—an international spotlight on Romanian characters and everyday life. Work & Education Policy: Romania is rolling out WorkInRomania.gov.ro, a new digital platform to streamline recruitment of foreign workers, including electronic authorizations and visa/residence applications with automatic checks across state databases. Mental Health in Media: A study finds nearly half of Romanian journalists report high or very high burnout, while mental health is rarely discussed in the profession. Human Stories in Europe: Romanian president Nicușor Dan backs Ukraine’s territorial integrity at the Kyiv summit, where leaders adopted a joint declaration calling for stronger air defense and continued support. Local Events Calendar: Bucharest’s July 16 lineup includes outdoor film screenings, Open Streets, Art Safari, and charity runs—culture and community in the spotlight.