What's happening in Europe?
Romania
The Adevărul front page highlights significant domestic economic issues in Romania, including a major energy project failure and analysis of fuel prices. Other stories cover a controversial CEO's dismissal, a historical look at women's suffrage and a niche automotive piece about Enzo Ferrari…
An analysis reveals that Romania has invested half a billion euros in a hydropower pumping station project with a theoretical capacity of 291.5 MW, yet the storage capacity remains almost non-existent, with experts calling for criminal sanctions against those responsible.
A small, economical car originally designed for lower-income families in Britain became a global automotive legend within a decade, famously driven by Enzo Ferrari himself.
This day in history marks the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the US Constitution, guaranteeing women's suffrage, alongside other notable events like the birth of historian Neagu Djuvara and Al Capone's transfer to Alcatraz.
An economist criticizes a fuel law, stating it is disadvantageous, in an analysis explaining the recent drop in diesel prices to 9.99 lei per liter.
A CEO infamous for firing 900 employees via a Zoom call has himself been dismissed and is now seeking to reclaim his position.
The use of International Police Association (IPA) stickers on cars has sparked debate, with some drivers believing they offer leniency, though the law does not grant any legal privileges.
The new Urban Planning and Construction Code allows certain apartment renovation works without a permit and simplifies the process for interventions that do not affect the structural integrity.
