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The Adevărul front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include interviews with Transylvanian Saxons returning from Germany, an analysis of the impact of new EU member states on Romania's finances, and a historical piece on Vlad the Impaler. Other notable stories…
Many Transylvanian Saxons who left for Germany in 1990 are returning to their ancestral homes in Romania, with some planning to settle permanently and others visiting for holidays, noting that conditions have changed.
An economic analysis reveals that gold prices have experienced a significant increase over the past week and are nearing a new important threshold, with speculation about future market trends.
This historical day marks Vlad the Impaler's second reign on the Wallachian throne in 1456. The article also touches upon other significant events from August 22 in Romanian and world history.
A video report features the reaction of 'Nea Mihai' following a scandal involving 'merdenele' (pastries), with locals forming queues at the Amzei Square pastry shop, emphasizing a desire for peace.
An analysis discusses the implications of new accessions to the European Union, specifically focusing on how funds for Romania's highway projects will be affected by the expansion.
A video report details the historical phenomenon of the Golubac fly swarms on the Danube, which for centuries caused panic and significant losses among local livestock.
Two lifeguards were filmed recovering a drone fragment from the Black Sea near Năvodari, an incident that prompted warnings from authorities.
