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The front page of G4Media.ro features a mix of Romanian domestic news and international affairs. Top stories include a political appeal to Ursula von der Leyen regarding EU funds for Romania, the dismantling of an international drug network led by Romanians, and domestic political developments…
Leaders of the European People's Party and Renew have written to Ursula von der Leyen, urging her to block 770 million euros from Romania's Recovery and Resilience Plan, arguing that the 'Fritz amendment' validated by the Constitutional Court violates the rule of law and EU law.
DIICOT has dismantled an international drug trafficking network led by Romanians, which specialized in logistics for high-risk drug trafficking to Albanian groups. Seven individuals have been detained.
An analysis detailing Russia's strategy to block Ukraine's access to the Black Sea, aiming to paralyze its exports and economy.
Far-right leader George Simion was seen at a party with musicians in the USA, seated with Constantin Ilinescu, who is accused in the Mineriade case of organizing the miners' trip to Bucharest.
The Chamber of Deputies adopted the integrity law, including USR amendments for a mitigated publication of wealth declarations, after a committee scandal. The bill now moves to the Senate.
According to sources, Mayor Nicușor Dan is meeting with leaders of major political parties to resolve issues blocking the salary law for public sector employees.
A drone crashed in Vrancea county after entering Romania from Moldova. The Ministry of National Defence confirmed that the drone had no explosive payload after scrambling F-16 jets and a helicopter.
Far-right leader George Simion attended an event in the US organized by a Romanian church that is subordinate to the Moscow Patriarchate. The article includes Simion's reaction to the event.
Cristina Trăilă, former PNL deputy and current Secretary General Adjutant of the Government, is being investigated by DNA Iași.
A gas station in Italy is selling its own branded gasoline at a significantly lower price (1.89 euros) compared to the rest of the country (over 2 euros), apparently selling at cost.
After several seasons where wide-leg jeans were almost impossible to avoid, midi skirts are dominating the runways for summer 2026.
Development Minister Cseke Attila (UDMR) announced the construction of 110 new kindergartens, financed through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR).
A shortage of skilled labor is becoming one of the biggest obstacles to the expansion of production in Ukraine's defense industry.
An opinion piece by Antonio Costa, President of the European Council, reflecting on Europe's challenges and future.
This is a sponsored article detailing how Vodafone Business, an ICT integrator, is helping the Iulius Group manage its energy consumption effectively.
The National Meteorology Administration (ANM) has issued a yellow code alert for atmospheric instability and torrential rain in many parts of Romania for Thursday and Wednesday.
Pakistan and Iran have reported significant progress in their discussions concerning the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
