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The news from Adevărul focuses heavily on Romanian domestic politics, with a major story about a faction within the PNL party seeking to suspend President Nicușor Dan. Other domestic news includes discussions on the private tutoring market, pension point calculations for graduates, the historical…
Sources suggest that several PNL leaders, aligned with Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, have discussed the possibility of suspending President Nicușor Dan within a close party circle.
Parents are drawing attention to deficient controls in the education sector, warning that the actual market for private tutoring could surpass 1 billion euros.
On September 14, 1940, King Michael I signed the royal decree proclaiming Romania a 'National-Legionary State'. The date also marks the birth of singer Dida Drăgan and the death of Princess Grace Kelly.
This article details the number of pension points individuals receive if they have completed university education.
An examination of how Nicolae Ceaușescu's security apparatus was organized, including a ranking of counties with the most secret police officers in 1988.
An image of a truck registered in Romania's Olt county found on a road in Afghanistan has intrigued internet users, with the headline quoting an exclamation of surprise.
Millions of Romanian employees work 9-hour days but are only paid for 8, with their lunch break often outside paid hours. This article questions the legality of this practice.
Dan Dungaciu, the first vice-president of AUR, is featured in an interview on 'Adevărul Interviews', scheduled for 13:00.
