Plagiarism Found in SPP Director Pahonțu's Doctoral Thesis ↗
Front page leadAn investigation by Recorder reveals that one-third of the doctoral thesis of SPP Director Pahonțu contains plagiarism, including from a 1976 regulation on security troops.
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The front page of HotNews.ro features several prominent stories. A major investigation reveals that a third of the doctoral thesis of SPP Director Pahonțu is plagiarized, including from a 1976 regulation. Another investigation uncovers a Ukrainian company with Russian ties, suspected by the US of…
An investigation by Recorder reveals that one-third of the doctoral thesis of SPP Director Pahonțu contains plagiarism, including from a 1976 regulation on security troops.
A US-investigated company from Ukraine, with Russian ties, is accused of collecting personal data from Romanians through an astrology app, potentially for political campaigns, with links to Moldova's Prime Minister.
Silviu Faiăr discusses the Pahonțu case and suggests that George Simion is careful not to overly criticize PSD friends and related structures.
Germany has tested an Israeli ballistic missile, described as surpassing anything seen before.
A theologian comments on the "healthy nationalism" mentioned by Mayor Nicușor Dan, suggesting it might have been better to consider such aspects earlier.
Industrial inflation slowed significantly in July, but the reasons are not what everyone hoped for.
The CEO of Palantir, Alex Karp, had a surprise meeting with Ukraine's former Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation, Mykhailo Fedorov, stating 'It will be definitive for the world.'
Inexplicable book orders are raising suspicions and concerns, with a quote stating, 'It's like there was no logic or clear reason.'