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The news on G4Media.ro focuses heavily on corruption and legal issues involving Romanian businesspeople and public figures. Several top stories expose alleged impropriety, including a judge's use of a private jet and potential conflicts of interest in legal cases. There are also reports on…
Businessmen from Constanța who chartered a private jet to Mykonos, along with the head of a tribunal, are revealed to have pending cases in the court presided over by Judge Croitoru. One of the involved companies, where Mihai Daraban is a shareholder, is under investigation by the DNA, with…
An analysis details Romania's military development plans for the next 18 years, aiming for 120,000 active soldiers and a robust industry capable of sustaining a long conflict by 2044. However, experts caution that the Romanian economy may not be capable of mobilizing for war.
Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR) judge Cristian Deliorga is reported to have voted in favor of his 30-year friend, Mihai Daraban, in a case where the Chamber of Commerce, led by Daraban, was set to receive Romexpo land for free. Deliorga allegedly used a private jet paid for by the Chamber of…
The Bucharest Court of Appeal, described as Lia Savonea's stronghold, has suspended the government's procedure for selecting Romania's candidate for a judge position at the Court of Justice of the European Union.
The article criticizes a proposal by the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (UDMR) to completely halt reforms in 2027, labeling it a poor idea.
CSM Prosecutor Claudiu Sandu questions the lack of action from the judicial inspection regarding CCR judge Cristian Deliorga's private jet flight, suggesting some magistrates may prioritize luxury and opulence over impartiality.
A Frenchman found gold bars worth 700,000 euros while swimming and, after a year of verification, authorities have decided he can keep them.
Unionists from the Oil Terminal in Constanța are facing charges and have complained after being summoned by the Constanța Tribunal, which rejected their request for the court to summons witnesses.
A live analysis session with Dan Tăpălagă and Cristian Pantazi discussing the future prime minister and the lavish lifestyles, including private jet usage, of magistrates and politicians.
Former Prime Minister Victor Ponta made a strong verbal attack against USR Deputy Emanuel Ungureanu, using offensive language.
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Despite importing 77% of its petrol, Romania is the second least dependent country in Europe on fuel imports, according to Eurostat data.
A man in Rome, who was forced to leave his home, found alternative accommodation and ended up occupying a property meant for two convicted drug traffickers.
Immigration has become a central theme in Sweden's parliamentary elections, with the country having closed its borders in recent years and adopted a stricter policy.
