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The Digi24 front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include potential issues with local government functionality due to an incompatibility law, a critical situation with Bucharest's heating system leaving many without hot water, and a legal development…
Minister of Development, Cseke Attila, exclusively stated to Digi24 that there is no current incompatibility between the position of local or county councilor and employment status, and that erroneous information has led to resignations.
The Bucharest Court of Appeal is reviewing a new request by Horațiu Potra, who is accused alongside Călin Georgescu, to be released from house arrest.
Romanian referee Istvan Kovacs was in charge of a UEFA Champions League playoff match where accusations were made by player Djibril Diop.
Warsaw's District Court issued arrest warrants for 14 Russian forensic experts involved in the investigation of the 2010 Smolensk air disaster.
Over a third of Bucharest's buildings are currently without hot water, raising concerns about the city's winter readiness.
Iran has denied that the Strait of Hormuz has been demined, as claimed by US President Donald Trump, and insists it will only reopen the waterway if Washington meets its demands.
Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan explained his proposal of Romanian deputy Claudiu Năsui for the position of Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization in the Chișinău government.
The global economy is showing resilience against the crisis caused by the war in Iran, however, the IMF warns that the energy shock has not yet been overcome.
Journalist Liliana Ruse, a Digi24 patient and oncology patient, spoke about the lack of chemotherapy drugs and the cost of treatments.
The National Meteorological Administration (ANM) issued an orange code alert for unstable atmospheric conditions, including torrential rain, hail, and strong winds in several regions of the country.
China has urged its citizens to leave Eswatini as soon as possible due to deteriorating security conditions in the African country.
