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Parliament is holding debates and a vote on the Mureșan government today, with PSD and AUR parties announcing they will not participate in the vote, while George Simion is scheduled to give a speech.
Before the vote for the Mureșan government, Nicușor Dan stated that it is time for parties to end the political crisis and consider the national interest, deeming early elections as not a viable solution.
The Financial Times confirmed independently that US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle made statements about the imminent fall of the Bolojan government, alleging pressure for Romania to buy US gas.
A judge in Teleorman has delayed a verdict in a simple fraud case over 180 times in the past five years, setting a record for judicial delays.
Judge Laura Sarcină, who successfully challenged the selection process for a Romanian judge at the CJEU, has been proposed for a delegated position as vice-president of the Craiova Court of Appeal.
Former SRI chief Eduard Hellvig was present at an event in Athens where a non-binding memorandum for US gas was signed, with controversial Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle also in attendance.
China has warned the European Union that it will adopt firm retaliatory measures if Brussels implements restrictions on Chinese companies.
One of Bulgaria's most important businessmen was shot and killed in his home in Plovdiv, with the motive currently unknown.
A live broadcast titled 'Impact Map' is covering the Parliament's vote on the Mureșan government and analyzing the economic repercussions of the ongoing political crisis.
The Suplacu de Barcău-Chiribiș section of the highway is set to open on December 1st, with construction progress reported to be over 90%.
Businessman Ionel Rusen has been arrested and taken for information technology searches by DIICOT.
Temperatures in Miercurea-Ciuc dropped to -3.7 degrees Celsius, marking the second instance of negative temperatures in Hârghita this autumn.
A gene that aids gut bacteria in resisting antibiotics and disinfectants has been identified by scientists.
George Simion stated that negotiations have commenced with other political parties to establish a stable government.