Must prices in Bucharest markets: Fresh juice sold by the glass or bottle ↗
Front page leadPrices for must, a sweet grape juice, in Bucharest markets are detailed, with options for purchase by the glass or bottle.
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The news from Libertatea covers a range of topics including Romanian domestic affairs such as market prices for must, the history and function of secret services, and economic stability ratings. International news includes a milder than usual October in Europe, impacting potential winter severity…
Prices for must, a sweet grape juice, in Bucharest markets are detailed, with options for purchase by the glass or bottle.
An analysis of Romania's secret services after 1990, focusing on the MAI's 'Two and a Quarter' agency and its alleged use as a political police force against opposition figures.
Forecasts suggest that a warmer-than-usual October in Europe could be an indicator of a severe winter ahead.
Actress Ilona Brezoianu expressed strong disapproval of rapper Ian's behavior for urinating on stage, calling him 'zero character'.
Oana Roman shared her current clothing size, noting a substantial weight loss in recent months.
Zara has removed a children's Halloween costume from sale due to its resemblance to a concentration camp uniform.
A new 3 MW gas-fired power plant in Bucharest is set to become operational and is awaiting its ANRE license next week.
Gasoline prices have surpassed 10 lei per liter, with current costs provided for Bucharest, Iași, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, and Constanța.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has arrived in Kiev on an unannounced visit, emphasizing the need for continued support for Ukraine.
The flow rate of the Danube River is decreasing again, with hydrological forecasts provided for October through December 2026.
New rules for European flights starting in 2027 will allow tourists from the EU and UK to bring two carry-on bags for free.
The Romanian Football Federation (FRF) has issued an official statement following the national team's poor performance in Poland.
Romania has temporarily avoided a downgrade to 'junk' status as Standard & Poor's has affirmed its sovereign rating at 'BBB-' but with a negative outlook.