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The front page of HotNews.ro features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into an ambulance driver's actions, an interview with author Filip Florian about hidden history, and the Romanian capital's reaction to a Moody's decision. International news covers…
An ambulance driver from Bacău was filmed stopping during a mission to buy melons. A DSU internal investigation has uncovered other problems related to the incident.
Writer Filip Florian discusses a photo from textbooks from which a three-year-old child was removed, touching upon his grandfather, Slavici's grandson, and the hidden pieces of history.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan commented on the Moody's decision to maintain Romania's rating, attributing it to the efforts of institutions, citizens, and the business environment.
The severe drought affecting the Danube River has led to the emergence of historical artifacts in Budapest dating back to World War II.
A significant vulnerability has been identified that leaves 50,000 installations in the US unsecured against Iran, raising alarms from the NSA.
A region in Greece, accessible by car, is highlighted for its wild beaches similar to Halkidiki and more affordable prices.
Mircea Lucescu, shortly before his passing, voted from his hospital bed to extend a partner's mandate by 99 years in a business deal.
McDonald's has announced the winners of the second edition of its 'Grant My Passion' initiative, which awarded 40 grants and supported hundreds of ideas.
A story about a young woman from Iași and her mother who transformed a jar of childhood treats into a successful business.
