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The G4Media front page features a mix of domestic Romanian political news, international relations, and a significant report on a judicial appointment. Key stories include the judicial appointment of Laura Sarcina, the surprise attendance of former SRI chief Eduard Hellvig at a US gas memorandum…
Laura Sarcină, the judge who obtained the suspension of the selection procedure for the Romanian judge at the CJEU, has been proposed as the vice-president of the Craiova Court of Appeal through delegation.
Former SRI head Eduard Hellvig was a surprise attendee at an event in Athens where a non-binding memorandum for US gas was signed, an event also attended by controversial ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle.
George Simion announced that negotiations have begun with other political formations to establish a stable government in Romania.
The Presidential Administration acknowledged on "România, te iubesc!" that the maritime drone that exploded in Constanța Port might have been taken control of by Russia, based on preliminary assessments.
Ministers proposed for the new government are undergoing parliamentary hearings. Several candidates have received negative opinions, and George Simion is reportedly negotiating for a stable government.
Andrea Chiș, proposed as Justice Minister in the Mureșan government, stated that critical voices within the judiciary have been gradually silenced, prompting her to accept the challenge.
The Chinese group Gotion will invest 1.1 billion euros in a battery factory located in Valencia.
Tensions are increasing on the Korean peninsula following the explosion of an anti-personnel mine in the DMZ and plans for South Korea to develop nuclear-powered submarines.
A live broadcast of a debate titled 'Antirisipa – solutions for economy' is scheduled to start at 10:00 AM.
Argentina is threatening to take legal action at the International Tribunal of the Law of the Sea concerning a British oil exploration project in the vicinity of the disputed Falkland Islands.
AUR deputy Monica Lagăr claims the Mureșan government intends to annul freedoms, with state decisions on access to essential goods like medication or food based on a 'risk score'.
Judges have been placed under pre-trial detention for 30 days as part of an investigation involving alleged 'testing,' with intervention by the Special Brigade of the Gendarmerie.
OpenAI has issued a public apology to Australia after its models were reportedly sold to an Australian government site, leading to a cyber incident.
A two-year-old child became the youngest person in the world to die by euthanasia.
Zinedine Zidane's animated reaction to France scoring in the final match has gone viral, with the former player stating he hadn't yet processed the moment.
