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IndustryShift 2026: Automation starts with people

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IndustryShift 2026: Automation starts with people

Industrial output is falling, yet a conference about change in industry talked robots, AI and connected factories. On stage, panel after panel, the conversation kept coming back to the same three things: people, data and money.

Adi Coco · 9 min

Peceneaga, the Village That Sold Its Hill

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Peceneaga, the Village That Sold Its Hill

Old stone, new water. On the Măcin branch of the Danube, the stone of a hill once left by water, piece by piece. The port is gone, the quarry has closed, and the stream that gave the village its name has run dry. The stone is still here.

Adi Coco · 12 min

Karpatia Horse Show: Horses Before a Propped-Up Palace

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Karpatia Horse Show: Horses Before a Propped-Up Palace

On the Cantacuzino estate, a horse show began as a pretext to bring people back to a forgotten property built around a ruined palace. At its 11th edition, Sept. 25-27, 2026, horses competed in front of a colonnade held up by steel beams, while manes were braided in the stables.

Adi Coco · 7 min

Portrait of Andreea Groenendijk-Deveau in a white shirt against a black background

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Spune Lucrurilor pe Nume: who did what to whom?

Andreea Groenendijk-Deveau, a social entrepreneur and the founder of the Spune Lucrurilor pe Nume ("Call Things by Their Name") campaign, explains why words can change the entire public conversation about violence, and why clarity is such a powerful form of social responsibility.

Adi Coco · 14 min

Origo roastery: why even laypeople sit at the tasting table

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Origo roastery: why even laypeople sit at the tasting table

A morning at the Origo roastery on the edge of Bucharest: a storeroom that smells of hay, the Christmas blend tasted in September and a tasting table where someone who drinks three or four espressos a day finds out he's a layman.

Adi Coco · 7 min

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Brașov: Who looks after buildings once the scaffolding comes down

At a debate on building management, held on the site of a former tractor plant, the man in charge of a cathedral's upkeep and the companies that service industrial warehouses described the same gap: a maintenance plan that belongs to the building, not to whichever contractor comes and goes.

Adi Coco · 11 min

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From public archives · Photographed in 1925

Catedrala Ortodoxă (Piaţa Avram Iancu)

Avram Iancu Square, Cluj, 1925: scaffolding and rising walls mark the first phase of the Orthodox Cathedral's construction, carried out between 1923 and 1926. The building site was, at that moment, a visible sign of the changes Greater Romania was pressing upon the city after the Union. The cathedral would be completed the following decade, becoming one of the defining new landmarks of central Cluj.