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Economist Cristian Grosu stresses the urgent need for the new Romanian government to implement fundamental changes to the economic model, warning that failure to do so will lead to economic non-existence.
Darryl Nirenberg, the US Ambassador to Romania, conveyed a message celebrating Bucharest's 567th anniversary of its first documented attestation, expressing gratitude for the city's welcome.
Andrei Bordeianu, a champion athlete, shared his thoughts from his hospital bed following a severe accident in Bucharest, mentioning he has 'promises' regarding his recovery.
A video report discusses the paradox of mandatory school uniforms in Romania, which are only on paper, as students face no sanctions for not wearing them, leaving parents and teachers questioning the controversial project.
An alert was issued in two districts of the Republic of Moldova following reports of a possible drone sighting and an explosion during the night, with local residents describing unusual events.
Over 240 children, some under 10, have been admitted to a Bucharest hospital in the last six months due to accidents involving electric scooters, highlighting a growing safety concern.
Pop star Ed Sheeran became emotional on stage, admitting he made 'mistakes' regarding his controversial pro-Palestine messages, stating the situation in Gaza is 'unjustifiable'.
Roxana Mânzatu, Vice-President of the European Commission, is on an official visit to the USA, with her agenda including visits to Harvard and MIT, and meetings with officials from the Trump administration.
NATO has prepared extensive plans, detailed in 4,000 pages, for defending its eastern flank in case of conflict with Russia, according to Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone.
The United States has warned of a dangerous escalation in the Middle East, as Saudi Arabia faces Houthi rebel attacks, prompting a strong statement from the US.
The installation of a statue of the character 'Mr. Goe' from Ion Luca Caragiale's work in Ploiesti's train station has sparked controversy, with the PSD party accusing the city of 'desecration'.
Becky Jones, 21, was told she had terminal brain cancer and underwent extensive chemotherapy, only to discover the diagnosis was incorrect and the tumors were non-existent.