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The front page of Adevărul features domestic news including an analysis of teacher dissatisfaction, a violent incident involving minors, a scandal with a vice-mayor, and a border closure due to a Russian attack. International news includes a story about medieval Sighișoara, and a historical note…
A director of a top Bucharest college highlights the exhaustion, underpayment, and financial burdens faced by teachers in Romania, calling for systemic change.
This video explores the historical and dark secrets of Sighișoara, Romania, including its underground passages, the pillory, and the iconic Clock Tower, attracting tourists to its medieval atmosphere.
On September 1st, Ken Aston, the British soldier who invented the yellow and red cards for football, was born, an idea inspired by traffic lights.
A 12-year-old girl was violently assaulted on the street by two teenage girls, who are now under judicial control.
A vice-mayor from Satu Mare was filmed on a scooter holding an active artillery shell, surprising the police officer who saw him.
Anca Pandrea, a notable Romanian theater and film actress and wife of the late Iurie Darie, has passed away at the age of 80 after a long illness.
The border crossing at Isaccea was temporarily closed following a Russian drone attack on the Orlivka ferry terminal, located at Ukraine's border with Romania, causing destruction.
