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The news from G4Media.ro focuses heavily on Romanian domestic issues, particularly concerning the justice system, government actions, and protests. A significant portion of the top stories highlight alleged irregularities and political maneuvering within the judiciary, including the Court of…
An exclusive report reveals that the Bucharest Court of Appeal used copy-pasted justifications for nine rulings suspending government decisions in lawsuits filed by PSD, with many of these justifications containing severe material errors, including irrelevant paragraphs about employment in road…
In an exclusive report, the High Court has blocked a European Union Court of Justice inquiry into the compatibility of the Special Investigation Section (SIIJ) with EU law, acting upon a request from Prosecutor General Cristina Chiriac, described as a 'blitzkrieg in justice'.
A commentary piece critiques the Romanian state's handling of the Omar Hayssam case, contrasting the release of terrorists by Romania with America's commemoration of its dead, labeling the situation as a derelict state.
An exclusive report reveals that the Ciolacu government allocated over 675 million lei for teacher bonuses from the national budget, contrary to its claims of using European funds, a practice also followed by the previous Ciucă government.
A document presented by CNSAS (National Council for the Study of Securitate Archives) shows statistics on the number of Securitate employees in each county, with Teleorman having the highest percentage of female employees.
The judge who obtained the suspension of the selection procedure for the Romanian judge at the CJUE is the wife of Nicu Sarcină, a wealthy businessman from Gorj who has faced multiple criminal investigations but evaded prosecution.
A Russian drone struck the locomotive of a passenger train in Ukraine's Volyn region, near the Polish border. The train crew was warned and evacuated in time, with no reported casualties.
A video report shows farmers protesting in Victoria Square, with organizer Ciobani Ioniță claiming he was summoned to Cotroceni Palace (the Presidential office).
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that rivers such as the Danube and Garonne are disappearing, warning that Europe is not on track to meet its climate objectives.
Liberal Deputy Robert Sighartău accuses former presidential candidate Călin Georgescu of being protected by elements within the Romanian state.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that Canada could become an 'associated member' of the European Union, following discussions about strengthening ties.
PSD leaders have reportedly excluded the option of a technocrat prime minister, with Sorin Grindeanu and Siegfried Mureșan identified as the principal negotiators.
The Saudi-led military coalition accused the Houthi group of attacking the holy city of Mecca.
A photo gallery covers a protest by shepherds, noting the attendance of supporters of Călin Georgescu, the AUR party, anti-vaccination activists, and members of the 'RoExit' movement.
Data presented by the World Meteorological Organization indicates that the ozone layer hole over the Antarctic experienced one of the smallest dimensions in recent decades.
