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The front page of Libertatea focuses heavily on Romanian domestic politics, with a significant emphasis on the political crisis and the appointment of a new prime minister. Other stories touch on the history of Romanian secret services, weather forecasts, and celebrity news.
Residents of Movila Miresii, Braila, express their critical views on politicians, stating that those who died in the revolution are rotting while current parliamentarians are just having fun and that current politicians would not endure a day in their place.
An analysis of Romania's secret services since 1990 reveals that the first head of the SRI, Virgil Măgureanu, was a former Securitate officer, and discusses major scandals involving the institution.
Mayor Nicuşor Dan has signed the decree to appoint Siegfried Mureşan as Prime Minister, giving him 10 days to form a government after official publication.
The National Meteorological Administration (ANM) forecasts a significant drop in temperature nationwide, accompanied by storms, rain, and the first snowfall in the mountains starting Monday.
A recipe for fluffy buns from Adelina Pestritu, detailing the necessary ingredients and the technique for achieving a well-risen dough.
An intriguing report from 2004 mentions the installation of 1,660 orange tanks in Argentina, which are apparently waiting for a signal related to extreme cosmic particles.
Smiley received a visit from his daughter, Josephine, during his participation in 'The Voice of Romania', and the article hints at who she became upset with.
Siegfried Mureșan, recently appointed as Prime Minister, states his intention to address the accumulated issues and 'clean up the mess' from the past three decades, referencing Ilie Bolojan.
The price of diesel fuel is set to increase again on Sunday, September 20, 2026, with the article providing cost details per liter in major Romanian cities.
The article refers to statements made by former Romanian President Traian Băsescu concerning Siegfried Mureşan's nomination as Prime Minister by Nicușor Dan.
