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The front page of Libertatea features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Romanian politics, crime, and local interest stories. Top stories include a decaying palace in Bucharest, a serial killer's confession, and a political analysis of potential parliamentary dissolution…
A palace valued at 4.4 million euros, located in central Bucharest, is in a state of collapse and has been on the market for a decade without a buyer. It previously served as the US Embassy for 70 years.
A serial killer, convicted for one murder, has confessed to killing a woman after 20 years, leading to a re-examination of the case.
An expert explains the constitutional modifications required to prevent political crises that could arise if the mayor, Nicușor Dan, were to dissolve Parliament.
The international train schedule between Vienna and Bucharest North will be modified in Hungary until December due to ongoing railway infrastructure works.
A truck driver in France received a one-year sentence of house arrest for killing a gendarme while reportedly watching a Netflix series.
The upcoming episode of 'Love Island' on September 19, 2026, is set to bring significant drama as the contestants' tranquility is disrupted.
The Vatican is making a significant investment of 100 million euros in a solar power plant with a capacity of up to 90 MW.
A new price increase for diesel fuel is noted for Saturday, September 19, 2026, with current prices in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Iași, and Timișoara detailed.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the confiscation of assets belonging to Nestle, Auchan, and Leroy Merlin within Russia, with a new company set to acquire them.
Manfred Weber, the President of the European People's Party (EPP), exclusively tells Libertatea that the Social Democratic Party (PSD) made a significant error by withdrawing from the Bolojan government.
A culinary exploration of Bucharest features a range of traditional and high-end dishes, including fried parizer, meatballs, foie gras, and caviar.
Prime Minister nominee Siegfried Mureșan has declared that he will not resign his mandate regardless of the circumstances, detailing his attempts to form a government.
