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Libertatea, a Romanian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an exclusive report on the largest meter factory in Romania and the potential implications of a court decision, a statement from former NATO commander Ben Hodges on Russian threats to…
An exclusive report details the case of Romania's largest meter factory, which has seen a radical change following a decision by the Timiș Tribunal. The ruling allows for the possibility of damages, though the parties involved will not go to prison.
Ursula von der Leyen delivered her State of the European Union address, outlining her plans for the continent's future.
Ben Hodges, former commander of NATO ground troops, stated that Russia is clearly attacking Romania's sovereignty and that Western countries should assume Russia will target everything, especially cyber infrastructure.
The price of wheat has seen a sudden decrease in Constanța Port, following statements made by Donald Trump concerning Russia and Ukraine.
The story of a brilliant young man, an Olympic medalist in mathematics, who now works as a supermarket cashier, with a cat being his only support.
The prices for a night's stay in the three cottages located in the Zalan Valley, part of King Charles's domain in Covasna, have been disclosed.
Commentator CTP commented on individuals who threw stones at a protest in Victory Square, describing some as 'consecrated thugs' who seemed to enjoy the violence.
A PSD MEP has suggested the formation of a government coalition that would include AUR, stating it would not be a dramatic development.
Siegfried Mureșan, the proposed premier candidate by PNL-USR-UDMR, spoke about the possibility of early elections.
Nicușor Dan addressed issues raised in a Recorder article about General Pahonțu, expressing displeasure with a photo featuring him and the general.
Nicușor Dan issued a message to voters unhappy with his performance, emphasizing that reforms were a priority over immediate changes.
A pensioner was charged €1,708 for a nut cake because of a technical issue with the payment system.
The reaction of Cheloo upon winning immunity and a ticket to China is reported.
A significant majority of Romanian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) did not apply for loans in the past year, indicating the lowest borrowing rates in the EU despite firms being among the most indebted.
