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The HotNews.ro front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a Romanian intelligence service (SRI) training for teachers to identify potential terrorists, concerns about the Cernavodă nuclear power plant, and Romanian high school exam (Baccalaureate) details…
The Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI) has trained 1,200 teachers nationwide on how to identify and report students who might be at risk of radicalization, with a focus on observing even introverted children.
Nuclearelectrica has issued a warning that Reactor 2 at the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant may be shut down within the next two days.
This opinion piece discusses the Alfred Bulai and Marius Pieleanu cases, suggesting they were handled with disproportionate attention by the justice system and SNSPA, and explores their connection to politics and intelligence services.
A report reveals that Donald Trump allegedly hid in a catering cart to board a secret plane during a summit in Turkey, a maneuver reportedly devised by the Secret Service.
Details are provided on the Mathematics and History subjects that students had to tackle during the autumn session of the 2026 Baccalaureate exam, including sample questions.
An investigation reveals how high-precision European technology, including engines for cruise missiles and fighter jets, was diverted from Vienna to Russia.
Jeff Bezos, the fourth richest man in the world, is reportedly looking to invest in football and potentially become a shareholder in a major European club.
A new Wilberries depot in Russia was reportedly damaged by Ukrainian drone attacks overnight, resulting in significant losses attributed to repeated strikes on Kiev.
A prominent Romanian writer expresses strong discontent, stating that little is accomplished in Romania and there are no prospects for success.
