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The Adevărul front page covers a mix of domestic Romanian news, including allegations of luxury spending by the National Meteorology Agency, issues with public transportation and parental behavior in Bucharest, and delays in railway infrastructure projects. International news is represented by the…
Diana Buzoianu, the interim Minister of Environment, announced that the report from the control body regarding the spending of the National Meteorology Agency (ANM) will be sent to the Prosecutor's Office.
One of history's most eccentric sovereigns was undoubtedly Farouk, the penultimate king of Egypt, known as the 'pampered king,' obsessed with luxury and kleptomania.
On October 10, 1872, writer Ion Creanga was officially excluded from the clergy. Also on October 10, in 2006, artist Laura Stoica died in a road accident in Ialomita county.
A specialist with 38 years of experience described an extreme case of bedbug infestation, calling it the worst he has encountered.
Bucharest residents are protesting against parents who drive their children to school, causing traffic jams, despite the school being within walking distance.
Railway tunnels at Sălciva, built on the Ilteu - Gurasada section of the Simeria - Arad high-speed line, are the most delayed works of the project started in 2017, pushing the completion date to the end of 2027.
Călin Georgescu published a short message on his Facebook page thanking his supporters and expressing mutual feelings, less than two weeks after his preventive arrest.
