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The Digi24 front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a clarification on high school entrance exams, a fire in Covasna, and a sports relationship announcement. International news covers climate change impacts in Europe, a theft in Bulgaria, US…
The interim Minister of Education, Mihai Dimian, clarified that the high school entrance exam for up to half of the places was already foreseen in the 2023 Education Law, with application from 2027.
Scientists warn that human-caused climate change is the primary driver of record-high water temperatures across Europe, raising alarms about potential environmental impacts.
A surprising relationship announcement has garnered significant attention, detailing how a friendship evolved into what is now being called the 'couple of the year'.
A Romanian truck driver had approximately 200 liters of diesel fuel stolen from his vehicle while he was resting in a parking area in Bulgaria.
Firefighters have extinguished a major fire at a waste collection center in Leț, Covasna county, after a three-day battle. The blaze covered over 1,600 square meters.
The Pentagon is reportedly evaluating its military footprint in the Middle East, potentially signaling a shift in US presence following a hypothetical end to conflict with Iran.
Ukraine's intelligence services warn that Russia shows no signs of seeking peace and reportedly plans to continue the conflict until at least the end of 2026.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has characterized Great Britain as an active participant in the war against Russia, using a specific term to refer to the country.
The article explores Ukraine's motivations for targeting a prominent Russian billionaire, identified as the country's wealthiest woman and a favored figure of Vladimir Putin.
