Interest rate 'apocalypse' hits Romania hard ↗
Front page leadThe global interest rate crisis is expected to severely impact Romania, with experts describing the effect as catastrophic, particularly for those heavily indebted.
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The main stories on Libertatea's front page cover the global economic downturn's impact on Romania, issues with the new TollRo app for road taxes, a legal case involving luxury vacations and bribes, and political developments including a mayor blaming political crisis for unreleased reports and a…
The global interest rate crisis is expected to severely impact Romania, with experts describing the effect as catastrophic, particularly for those heavily indebted.
The TollRo application for paying road taxes crashed just hours after its release, leaving drivers unable to use the service.
The investigation into Ioana Timofte's luxury vacations and alleged bribes has been sent back to the DNA due to judicial queries about bribery claims made by the granddaughter of a former SRI head.
The cost and features of the new premium subscription service, eMag Genius, are detailed, offering users various benefits.
The identity of Tănțica, a woman frequently mentioned by Maurice Munteanu on Asia Express, is revealed, with details about her past sales during the communist era.
The owner of the world's first electric car, which has traveled 3 million kilometers, drove it over 1000 km daily last year.
Authorities in Germany seized luxury cars, watches, and jewelry from the villa of a Romanian criminal clan.
Termoenergetica begins testing for heat supply in Bucharest, providing information for residents about the process.
Russia has altered its strategy for attacking Kyiv, intending to create fear among citizens and disrupt daily life.
Gică Hagi has prepared the starting eleven for Romania's match against Poland, featuring significant changes to the team.
Mayor Nicușor Dan stated that the political crisis prevented him from publishing a report on the annulment of the 2024 elections, which was a top priority.
Siegfried Mureșan criticized Sorin Grindeanu and accused the PSD of never wanting to vote for a 'serious government'.
Mayor Nicușor Dan declared he would not accept AUR members in the future government, citing potential damage to relations with international partners.