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The front page of Libertatea features a mix of domestic Romanian news, including accusations of harassment at a police academy and issues with new trains, alongside international news on the economic impact of the Iran conflict. Opinion pieces and lifestyle stories also appear, covering Romanian…
An exclusive report details accusations of harassment at the Câmpina Police Academy, where a student alleged inappropriate physical contact by her criminal law professor. The institution has confirmed the case.
Newly acquired Coradia Stream trains for Romanian Railways (CFR) are reportedly operating without insurance, raising concerns about a multi-billion lei contract with Alstom that is also under scrutiny for potential criminal offenses.
The ongoing conflict in Iran is having a significant impact on the global economy, with three effects already being felt worldwide, according to an analysis.
Ten counties in Romania will be under a yellow alert for high temperatures starting Wednesday at noon, with temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius, and 30 degrees in Bucharest.
An entire village, comprising 12 houses and a large plot of land, is being offered as a gift, with details on how to receive it.
A woman who kept a McDonald's toy for 15 years hoping to get rich was surprised when she tried to sell it.
A significant portion of Romanian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have not sought any loans in the past year, making Romania have the lowest borrowing rates in the EU, despite its companies being among the most indebted.
A 4-star hotel located in the popular Romanian mountain resort of Poiana Brașov is on the market for 4.2 million euros.
Alina Șerban, a Roma director, is premiering her film 'I Matter' at the Venice Film Festival, describing its achievement as 'impossible'.
A vintage car, referred to as 'nea Mihai's jalopy', has gained international attention, appearing in Le Monde and being depicted as a symbol of class struggle in Bucharest.
An opinion piece titled 'Romanian Perplexed' discusses the current state of affairs or a specific issue causing confusion or concern within Romania.
An analysis discusses the potential losers following the significant victory of the AfD party in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt, with repercussions expected in the coming weeks.
An analysis highlights the austerity measures implemented by Bolojan, showing a continuous decrease in the number of public sector employees, with 34,000 fewer positions in one year.
An analysis points out that Romania is currently operating in an 'era of interims,' with a list of institutions lacking leaders with full powers.
