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The news from G4Media.ro covers a range of domestic and international topics, with a significant focus on Romanian politics and legal developments. Key stories include the Constitutional Court's review of integrity laws, a request by former US ambassadors to withdraw a visa from a Romanian…
The Constitutional Court of Romania is set to discuss challenges to the integrity law, including amendments targeting Dominic Fritz and Mirabela Grădinaru, alongside laws on biodiversity and a BIRD loan, amidst a scandal involving Simina Tănăsescu and Ilie Bolojan, with over 1.6 billion euros from…
Two former US ambassadors to Romania, a former governor, and a former interim US ambassador to the EU have requested the withdrawal of George Simion's US visa, citing his unconditional support for Călin Georgescu as deeply concerning.
This article addresses fake news circulating about a potential blackout in Romania, explaining how a specialist's statement was taken out of context and misinterpreted by non-experts, leading to disinformation.
A drone was shot down by a Spanish F-18 fighter jet after it entered Romanian airspace near the city of Galați.
On Navy Day, Mayor Nicușor Dan chose to visit the Dejani monastery near Făgăraș, the president's hometown, before visiting relatives.
The Romanian film 'Nu e locul tău aici' (Not Your Place Here), directed by Florin Șerban and starring Adrian Văncică, has won the Pardo d'Oro, the main award at the Locarno Film Festival.
The summer courses of the 'Nicolae Iorga' Popular University featured themes ranging from Eminescu to 'Brussels - the New High Gate', with ultranationalist and anti-EU rhetoric, attended by representatives from the Academy, PSD, PNL, and AUR politicians.
Romanian military forces are intervening in the software of some military systems designed for anti-drone operations, with reports indicating that certain equipment lacks inter-communication capabilities.
Financial blockages in the railway system need urgent resolution, as trade unions at CFR (Romanian Railway Company) are announcing an unprecedented crisis, warning that train cancellations could become a reality.
Bulgarian authorities have arrested 18 individuals suspected of being part of international neo-Nazi networks, with alleged ties to the 'Blood & Honour' organization based in Regatul Unit.
A person identified as a traffic 'spy' was apprehended with a fake Italian identity card, driving a car equipped with an automatic license plate rotation system. Specialized video cameras aided in the capture.
Mayor Nicușor Dan stated that the president has never promoted laws to reduce salaries, and the current law aims to provide a solution for educators and will be a milestone for 770 million euros from the PNRR.
Ilie Bolojan commented on his meeting with the head of the Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR), stating that they often attempt to set traps, and that the current situation is a specific type of scheme.
Eugen Tomac asserts that the president will never promote laws aimed at reducing salaries, explaining that the current law is intended to provide a solution for educators and will serve as a milestone for accessing 770 million euros from the PNRR.
In Brazilian football, Neymar was eliminated from a match just a minute before its end due to an own goal, an incident attributed to a new rule change intended to combat aggressive play.
