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The front page of Adevărul highlights Romanian domestic politics with a focus on the upcoming prime ministerial appointment, a story about the father-in-law of a former presidential candidate being investigated, and an energy company's insolvency. International news includes British marines…
President Nicușor Dan will hold consultations with parties today and announce the name of the future prime minister, presenting three scenarios to resolve the political crisis.
One of Romania's largest energy suppliers has requested insolvency, incurring losses of 230 million lei following the shutdown of the Cernavodă power plant.
British marines are returning to the Faroe Islands for the first time since WWII due to concerns related to Russia.
Vasile Moldoveanu, father of Cristela and father-in-law of Călin Georgescu, has arrived at DIICOT for questioning in a case where the former presidential candidate is being investigated for fraud.
Florin Răducioiu and Andreea Albăstroiu have remarried after postponing their plans due to a previous separation.
On October 2, 1552, the Kazan fortress fell to Russian forces, opening the way to Siberia and transforming Russia into a major power.
On October 5, 1994, 50 members of a cult committed suicide by setting themselves on fire in Switzerland, convinced that life is an illusion.
