Douglas Rushkoff: Digital Technology's Impact on Nationalism ↗
Front page leadInfluential thinker Douglas Rushkoff states that part of the dangerous trend towards nationalism is a result of the impact of digital technology.
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The front page of Libertatea features a mix of domestic and international news. Prominent stories include an interview with Douglas Rushkoff discussing digital technology and nationalism, a poll on Romania's political crisis and potential early elections, and a report on a police officer's case…
Influential thinker Douglas Rushkoff states that part of the dangerous trend towards nationalism is a result of the impact of digital technology.
A CURS poll indicates that over 30% of Romanians believe the current political crisis should be resolved through early elections, also showing voting intentions.
The policeman who killed a 21-year-old man with his car in Poiana Brașov stated at the trial that any sentence would be too small for his actions.
Work on the Aleșd - Border section of the railway modernization towards Hungary has surpassed 63% completion.
People with disabilities traversed the most spectacular road in Romania by motorcycle, sharing life lessons over two days on the Transfăgărășan.
A man left 11,500 euros in a trolleybus in Cluj-Napoca, and the driver's immediate actions upon finding the money are detailed.
Drivers across Europe are paying an additional 203,000,000 euros daily due to rising diesel prices.
Vladimir Putin is accused of massive election fraud, with reports calling it the 'dirtiest election' concerning the case of Moscow's tally sheets.
A report explores Bucharest's hidden treasure, featuring 150-year-old locomotives and stories that have shaped Romania.
Siegfried Mureșan commented on his meeting with USR parliamentarians, stating it was included in the governing program.