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The Romanian news site HotNews.ro features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into the AUR party's use of an app to track members during a protest, the Pavăl brothers' disagreement with the Romanian state over land, and political messages exchanged…
An investigation reveals that the AUR party used its application to know the real-time location of its members during a protest by shepherds, detailing how the software functioned.
Russia launched massive bombings across Ukraine during the night, targeting an area that includes a company working on a significant weapon.
The Pavăl brothers, owners of Dedeman, are not satisfied with the Romanian state's offer following the seizure of their land.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan sent a message to Minister Sorin Grindeanu, while the President is increasing pressure on the government led by Niculescu.
The entertainment industry sees the creation of a new major player following the largest merger in the 21st century, involving prominent studios.
A Russian propagandist has issued threats to Germany, mentioning 'radioactive dust' and insulting politician Friedrich Merz.
The Nations League featured dramatic matches, with the world champion securing a late victory and Albania scoring a last-minute equalizer.
France acknowledges its serious financial state but states it does not require assistance from the European Central Bank at this time, amidst concerns of a widening crisis.
Adobe has named two new vice presidents for its operations in Romania, and its largest European engineering hub is established in Bucharest.
