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The front page of HotNews.ro features a mix of domestic and international news. A prominent report details a two-month public transport blackout in a Romanian county capital and draws parallels to Bucharest's situation. Other domestic stories cover a doctor practicing in Romania who adopts Swiss…
A report investigates a Romanian county capital that experienced a two-month public transport outage, exploring the reasons behind it and drawing comparisons to the situation in Bucharest.
A source close to Donald Trump has provided two passionate letters written by Natalie Harp, a 35-year-old White House aide, expressing her deep affection for the president.
An analysis presents a scenario of historical collapse for China, projecting a loss of 800 million people by the year 2100 and examining the indicators of this potential decline.
Meteorologists report positive news as the heatwave is set to diminish, with yellow code warnings issued for specific regions for today and tomorrow.
Robots have surpassed human speed in running, but a new, significant challenge is now emerging in their development.
A doctor who returned to Romania from Switzerland is treating patients differently, stating that in Romania, pain in hospitals is considered normal, which he aims to change.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino made a strange insult towards a journalist who asked if he had betrayed football, responding with 'See you at the hairdresser'.
The Ministry of Energy estimates when the Cernavoda nuclear power plant's units will be put back into operation and the chances of their restart in August.
New tensions are rising in the Persian Gulf as Iran threatens neighboring countries, stating they will be considered enemies if they assist the USA.
