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The Digi24 front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include comments from Nicușor Dan on Romania's financial stabilization and its potential move towards the Euro, and news that Romania has avoided a junk credit rating from Fitch. International news covers…
President Nicușor Dan stated that Romania is functioning despite political noise, with only the salary law remaining to be adopted. He also commented on the country's move towards adopting the Euro.
Fitch has decided to maintain Romania's rating at 'BBB-', the last investment-grade tier, thus preventing the country from being downgraded to junk status.
Migrants seeking a better life consider Ceuta a gateway to Europe, with recent Supreme Court decisions in Spain impacting the situation.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced that the country's main nuclear plant at Paks is producing significantly less power than its capacity.
Chinese military researchers have reportedly used top US AI models from OpenAI and Anthropic to train their own national AI systems.
Former President Traian Băsescu blames former energy ministers and prime ministers for the energy crisis due to decisions to close production facilities without building new ones.
The Big Little Festival, an event for families, is offering a car as a prize for attendees, with a limited number of VIP passes available.
An American influencer expressed excitement about Romania, noting the safety that allows children to walk to school unsupervised.
Smoke covered the sky over Kyiv following a major Russian attack, resulting in casualties and injuries.
Former FCSB midfielder Darius Olaru played 70 minutes and received a nickname in Belgium following his official debut.
According to information, the US reportedly intends to relaunch attacks against Iran as early as this weekend, according to American officials cited by The Hill.
Meteorologists announced a heatwave with a red code warning for the counties of Satu Mare, Bihor, and Arad, starting Sunday.
