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The front page of G4Media features a mix of domestic Romanian news, including an investigation into security service employment statistics and a story about a judge involved in a high-profile case, alongside international news like a Russian drone attack near the Polish border and fashion week…
A document from the Romanian Center for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes (CNSAS) presents statistics on security service employees by county, showing that Teleorman had the highest percentage of female employees.
A judge from Craiova, whose wife is a wealthy businessman involved in several criminal cases, has obtained the suspension of the selection procedure for the Romanian judge at the European Court of Justice (CJUE) at the Bucharest Court of Appeal.
A Russian drone struck the locomotive of a passenger train in the Volyn region of Ukraine, near the Polish border. The train was evacuated after a timely warning, and the incident occurred shortly after another train carrying European officials passed through the area.
Prime Minister Bolojan rejects speculation of resignation and calls on President Nicușor Dan to nominate a technocratic prime minister for a neutral government with clear, limited objectives, presenting it as a necessary, though not ideal, solution to political deadlock.
The national investment program 'Anghel Saligny' has run out of budget funding, with only 12% of contracted projects completed by the end of June 2026. Many works were awarded to two firms under DNA investigation.
Ciprian Mega, a former priest and director of an anti-Western film, has been indicted for allegedly staging the arson of his own car to portray himself as a victim in Moscow. Transcripts of his discussions with Russian prelates and messages to Călin Georgescu are included.
A study indicates that Romanian parents believe excessive technology use by children leads to sedentary lifestyles, with 45% citing it as a frequent cause of family conflicts. Practicing sports is almost exclusively a family responsibility.
Beijing authorities have banned drone ownership and flights in the capital, citing 'security protection' and prohibiting drone flights that were previously allowed.
Diane von Furstenberg's appearance at New York Fashion Week is noted, alongside designer Henry Zankov's reinterpretation of fashion codes.
Eleven-year-old American violinist Jayden King has become the youngest winner of the prestigious George Enescu International Competition, winning first prize in the Viaro section.
The German group EDS is leaving Romania and closing its typography plant in Brasov, stating that it cannot optimize production capacities within the European network.
A guide to upcoming events in Bucharest, including the final days of the George Enescu International Competition, exhibitions at Palatul Mogoșoaia, and theater performances for various tastes.
Standard gasoline prices could exceed 10 lei per liter, while diesel could reach 11 lei per liter in the coming weeks, according to an analysis by specialized sources.
An examination of who the 'Democratic Socialists of America' (DSA) are in the context of the upcoming US elections.
