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The G4Media front page highlights significant legal and political developments in Romania, including a DNA contradiction regarding prescription rules in corruption cases, a high-profile investigation involving a local political leader, and a government state of alert due to energy production…
The DNA (National Anticorruption Directorate) disagrees with the General Prosecutor's Office, stating that the CJUE decision on prescription applies to corruption cases. The article details conditions under which definitive acquittals due to prescription can be challenged.
Sources report that the General Prosecutor's Office seized evidence and the phone of Florin Mitroi, the PNL president of Constanța County Council, who is a witness in a case involving prosecutors Teodor Niță and Gigi Ștefan. Mitroi had previously announced his resignation after allegedly learning…
Prime Minister Bolojan announced a national state of alert for August due to decreased electricity production and is considering an emergency energy aid package from Ukraine. This follows an extraordinary government meeting on the energy situation.
A former police official is spreading viral conspiracy theories online about the drying of the Danube River, suggesting 'smart guys' are hoarding water. The article also mentions claims about Ukraine's dredging activities on the Bâstroe Canal and provides an interactive weather map.
The Bucharest Court of Appeal, influenced by political connections, has suspended six government decisions made by the Bolojan government at the request of the PSD party. These suspensions affect various groups, including people with disabilities, escalating a conflict between the judiciary and…
The fraud case against Robert Negoiță, involving a €100 million prejudice, is restarting from scratch. The head of the Bucharest Court of Appeal, Liana Arsenie, changed the judicial panel after four years of proceedings, raising concerns about major prescription risks.
An opinion piece by Dan Tăpălagă reflecting on the current state of democracy and its potential decline, as perceived by the author.
The article discusses everyday household items, from mattresses to non-stick pans, that can pose health risks and provides advice on how to minimize exposure to harmful substances.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan expresses frustration with unproductive political debates and criticizes the PSD's actions to block reforms within the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR).
The National Meteorological Administration (ANM) has issued a heatwave warning for several counties, including Satu Mare and Arad, with temperatures expected to reach up to 40 degrees Celsius.
Romanian tennis players Sorana Cîrstea and Gabriela Ruse have learned their opponents for the WTA 1000 tournament in Toronto.
This is a video-story from G4Media documenting the life of Felicia from the Apuseni Mountains and her fight for survival.
An article supported by Kaufland explores the financial processes that occur after a consumer makes a purchase, examining the circulation of money within the economy.
A MedLife supported section examines the effectiveness of dietary supplements, distinguishing between real health benefits and marketing claims, with advice from specialists.
An exclusive report on Ion Ioniță, who fled Romania due to communism, found refuge in America, and is now returning to his homeland after meeting his biological father in a library.
Fitch Ratings has maintained Romania's credit rating, attributing the decision to subsequent actions taken that differed from an initial consideration for a downgrade.
