Online radio station broadcasting legionary propaganda for two years ↗
Front page leadAn online radio station, 'Radio Camarade,' broadcast propaganda for two years, featuring content about 'Jewish mafia,' 'goimi,' and 'târtani.'
Romania
The front page of Libertatea features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Romanian politics, economy, and social issues. Several articles discuss Romania's budget, political maneuvering, and societal trends like emigration. International news covers European refinery…
An online radio station, 'Radio Camarade,' broadcast propaganda for two years, featuring content about 'Jewish mafia,' 'goimi,' and 'târtani.'
The reduction of the budget deficit by 28 billion lei is considered an achievement, but concerns remain about the state's debt interest, which is now the primary issue.
Ships and barges will be positioned 600 meters away to direct water towards the Cernavodă nuclear power plant, ensuring necessary water flow.
European refineries are experiencing near-record profits from gasoline sales due to the ongoing global supply crisis.
A Romanian truck driver was kidnapped and tortured for a week in Spain, narrowly escaping execution when Spanish police intervened.
A man discovered 18.5 kilograms of silver buried in a vessel from the 900s while preparing to build a terrace.
The High Court of Cassation and Justice will decide on a 4.8 billion lei payment for wage arrears, with the government cautioning about its budgetary consequences.
The price of diesel has surpassed 10 lei per liter, even after the government increased excise tax reductions. The price of gasoline is also listed.
Romania experienced its highest rate of permanent emigration in 35 years during 2025, with the article exploring the reasons behind this trend.
A step-by-step guide explains how to create a ROeID account using a smartphone and identification card.
The UDMR party has indicated willingness to support a minority PSD government, provided a specific condition concerning Grindeanu is met.
The growing political alliance between PSD and AUR is discussed, detailing how the social democrats used parliamentary arithmetic to overcome their former partners, PNL and USR.
During Romania's political crisis, Angela Merkel urged for a chosen prime minister and emphasized the need for compromise.
Despite a first-instance conviction with a suspended sentence, Clotilde Armand will not be suspended from the USR party, despite a statutory provision allowing for it.