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Libertatea's front page covers Romanian domestic politics, including presidential consultations for a new prime minister and a sexual assault case linked to the AUR party. International news includes a report on Vladimir Putin's alleged conditions for peace in Ukraine. Other stories touch on…
Nicușor Dan is holding consultations with political parties today before announcing the fourth prime minister designated in the last four months, with several options on the table.
In the AUR summer school rape case, the defendants are complaining about 'information leaks' and claim the victim is supported by a USR-affiliated NGO.
Vladimir Putin is reportedly conditioning peace in Ukraine on the sale of the giant Lukoil company to associates of Donald Trump, according to The New York Times.
Raul Popa, who was a 'temptress' in three seasons of 'Love Island', explains what happens behind the cameras.
The Social Democratic Party (PSD) states its position for the consultations at Cotroceni, advocating for a government led by Sorin Grindeanu.
A Japanese trick helps to dry laundry faster in winter without a dryer, highlighting a common mistake people make when hanging clothes.
The Euro dropped to its lowest level in 17 months on October 5, 2026, with an economist advising caution against current trends.
In 2026, the mechanics field in Romania is facing a deficit as many specialists are leaving the country for better opportunities abroad.
Romanian pensioners will receive an additional 500 lei to their pensions in December 2026.
Two Spanish F-18 fighter jets were scrambled at midnight near Romania's border.
Romania has temporarily avoided a downgrade to junk status, with Standard & Poor's maintaining its sovereign rating at 'BBB-' but with a negative outlook, prompting a reaction from Minister Nazare.
