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The Adevărul front page focuses on environmental and economic issues in Romania, with a prominent interview on the declining Danube river levels and efforts to mitigate the problem. Other stories cover domestic cadastral issues, the promotion of solar energy, and a past historical event…
An interview with the head of hydrological forecasting explains the reasons behind the Danube River's low water levels, reaching only 1,500 cubic meters per second at Romania's entry point.
The former top Ukrainian military official discusses the geopolitical reasons and necessary actions that would impact Ukraine's potential NATO membership.
The article details the significant economic and financial damages resulting from the paralysis of Romania's land registry system.
The Prosumers and Energy Communities Association suggests to Parliament a fiscal package to eliminate VAT on solar panel and battery storage systems.
An intervention on the Bala Arm has begun to show effects, with the water level near the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant rising slightly, contributing to energy security.
A travel piece exploring the scenic Valea Sâmbetei, a gateway to the Făgăraș Mountains, and its historical significance as a refuge for anti-communist partisans and a place linked to Arsenie Boca.
This 'History of the Day' feature commemorates August 4th, noting the death of Hans Christian Andersen and his travels in Romania, alongside other historical events and births.
This article synthesizes international media coverage of the recent Romanian operation aimed at raising the water levels of the Danube River.
