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The front page of Adevărul features a mix of domestic Romanian news, including student living costs, infrastructure projects, political discussions, and a local incident involving a drone. International news is also present with a mention of the war in Ukraine, and cultural/historical pieces are…
A report suggests that a minimum wage in Romania might be insufficient to cover the living costs for students in 2026, with expenses varying and not all students benefiting from scholarships.
This story recounts the epic journey of two Norwegian warriors and a one-year-old child who traveled 55 kilometers on skis through snowstorms to save the future of their kingdom.
On September 13, 1501, Michelangelo began working on the statue of David, transforming an abandoned marble block into a masterpiece, while in 1913, Aurel Vlaicu died attempting to cross the Carpathians.
The construction of the longest tunnel on the A1 Sibiu-Pitești highway is advancing, with a 3,300-ton 'mole' preparing for drilling, marking a significant step in the infrastructure project.
Discussions about a new government took place at Alexandru Nazare's wedding, with Nicușor Dan commenting that he 'did a bit of politics' at the event.
This article explores two traditional Romanian delicacies, focusing on savory crepes, detailing their historical context and offering a recipe for this beloved dessert.
A local resident describes finding a burning drone in a cornfield in Suceava county, Romania, after it entered the country's airspace.
