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The G4Media front page features a mix of domestic Romanian political and judicial news, along with international stories. Top domestic stories include investigations into public officials, legal challenges concerning integrity laws affecting Romanians abroad, and political party maneuvering…
A report details President Nicușor Dan's unprecedented participation in a CSM meeting, where he requested prosecutors to investigate magistrates, while seemingly ignoring larger judicial scandals.
An exclusive report reveals that thousands of Romanians working in major international institutions are now incompatible due to the Integrity Law, potentially harming Romania's interest in populating Euro-Atlantic institutions.
This article questions the 'healthy nationalism' promoted by Nicușor Dan in a church setting, criticizing his political relevance.
The Judicial Inspection is targeting reformist judge Sorina Marinaș, suggesting a trend of targeting magistrates who criticize the 'Savonea network'.
This story traces the evolution of the 'Romania in Light' concept, from Nicușor Dan's presidential campaign slogan to a project by the Presidential Administration featuring Mirabela Grădinaru.
President Nicușor Dan made his first appearance at a CSM meeting, calling for the prosecution of magistrates involved in judicial scandals.
Sources indicate that the PNL and USR parties are considering extending their parliamentary boycott into next week as a protest against the new PSD-AUR-SOS majority.
The European Commission has requested clarification from Romania regarding the 'Fritz amendment' introduced by PSD and AUR into the integrity law, a PNRR milestone worth 770 million euros, questioning its retroactivity.
Following the closure of a furniture factory in Vaslui, the Bishop of Huși has stated that pro-Russian politician Călin Georgescu is forbidden from engaging in political activities within churches.
An internal investigation within the US Department of Labor has found that a former secretary allegedly consumed alcohol during work hours, misused employees for personal benefit, and engaged in embezzlement.
Bucharest is under a yellow code for heat, with temperatures expected to reach 34-35 degrees Celsius on Saturday.
The US has reportedly shot down 300 drones used by drug cartels to smuggle drugs across the Mexican border, a situation that has been clarified by the Mexican Ministry of Defense.
The Romanian state is investing 150 million euros in energy storage projects through a state aid scheme, and has released a guide for potential applicants.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, considered far-right, is leading in the polls for the upcoming parliamentary elections in Saxony-Anhalt, potentially becoming the leading party.
Karolina Muchova, a finalist at Wimbledon, has been eliminated in the third round of the US Open, concluding her tournament run.
Christopher Nolan's film 'Oppenheimer' has crossed the 1 billion dollar mark in international box office earnings.
