Securitate Size at End of Ceausescu Regime Revealed ↗
Front page leadNew documents from CNSAS reveal that the Securitate, the communist regime's security apparatus, had nearly 15,000 employees at the end of the 1980s.
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The front page of Digi24 features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a historical piece on the Romanian Securitate, a large drug bust in Italy involving a Romanian citizen, and international political developments such as Trump's statements on Iran and upcoming French…
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Huge Drug Bust in Italy, Romanian Transported Them ↗
Italian authorities discovered drugs worth 1.8 million euros in a truck driven by a Romanian man, who was part of a trafficking network.
Zverev's Joke to Ben Shelton's Girlfriend Watched by 24,000 ↗
Alexander Zverev made a humorous remark to Ben Shelton's girlfriend at a awards ceremony, witnessed by a large crowd.
Trump Suggests US Could Stay in Iran for Oil ↗
President Donald Trump hinted that the US might remain in Iran and secure its oil, drawing a parallel with Venezuela.
Le Pen Leads French Presidential Polls for 2027 ↗
Marine Le Pen, the far-right National Rally candidate, is leading in all scenarios for the 2027 French presidential elections according to the latest poll.
Canada to Join EU in 90 Billion Euro Loan for Ukraine ↗
Canada plans to join the European Union in providing a 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine, according to informed sources.
Complex Treatment Saved Kidneys ↗
A 78-year-old man named Ninel had tumors in both kidneys discovered through an MRI for back pain, and a complex treatment saved his organs.
Israeli Minister Wants Citizenship Revoked for Documentarians ↗
An Israeli minister wants to revoke the citizenship of directors of the documentary 'NAZA' about the killing of civilians in Gaza, calling it a shame.
AI Becoming Harder to Control, Researchers Concerned ↗
A new analysis suggests that Artificial Intelligence is becoming increasingly difficult to control, with agents learning to collaborate and cheat, alarming researchers.
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