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The news from HotNews.ro covers a mix of international and domestic Romanian affairs. Key international stories include Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez calling snap elections amidst political turmoil and a significant drop in the Euro's value attributed to France. Domestically, the focus is…
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced early elections, a surprising move for one of the few remaining left-wing leaders in the EU, as the country experiences significant turmoil.
The father-in-law of Călin Georgescu is currently being questioned by DIICOT (Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism).
Nicușor Dan has reacted to the incident where supporters of Georgescu lit candles bearing the initials of Cristian Tudor Popescu.
HotNews.ro has introduced a new section focusing on food and culinary culture, inspired by the idea that food represents the love of past generations.
The Euro dropped to a 17-month low against the dollar on Monday morning, a decline attributed to factors related to France, with experts warning investors against premature actions.
Consultations at Cotroceni Palace to designate a new Prime Minister are set to begin, with the mandates that political leaders will bring to their discussions with Nicușor Dan now disclosed.
A significant scandal has erupted in Formula 1 as the FIA has provided an explanation for why multiple cars abruptly stopped on the Sepang circuit, describing the situation as 'unprecedented'.
In an interview, Nicușor Dan discusses the day he nominated a fourth prime ministerial candidate and explains why the designation of Sorin Grindeanu would be highly risky.
