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The front page of Libertatea features a mix of domestic Romanian news, including a corruption case and religious pilgrimage, alongside international news regarding the Ukraine conflict and an ancient shipwreck discovery. There is also a strong focus on Romanian politics, with multiple articles…
The National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA) has closed a case involving Cristian Anton, director of the Romanian Road Authority (ARR), who was caught with a bribe in shoeboxes and made threats towards two traffic inspectors.
An analysis of the people attending the pilgrimage for the relics of Saint Parascheva in Iași, exploring their motivations and the significance of the event.
Details on the four main components of a plan proposed by the United States and Europe aimed at achieving peace in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
An ancient shipwreck, believed to be the oldest ever found, has been discovered off the coast of Turkey and is filled with thousands of amphorae dating back 5,000 years.
The state forestry company Romsilva has announced its prices for firewood for the year 2026, making over 2 million cubic meters available to the public.
A 101-year-old man has gained online attention for a healthy habit that many people tend to neglect, which has now gone viral.
In France, 28.5 billion euros from the Education budget are allocated to pensions in 2027, leading to student protests regarding conditions in schools.
Sorin Grindeanu made a statement about potential government entry requirements two days before Luca Niculescu presented the ministerial list to Parliament.
A report on the current prices of gasoline and diesel fuel in several major Romanian cities on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
An introduction to Dan Neculăescu, a diplomat who Nicușor Dan wishes to appoint as the foreign minister in the potential Niculescu government.
Commentator CTP speculates on the ministerial portfolios PSD might receive if they join Luca Niculescu's government and expresses skepticism about the possibility of early elections.
The National Liberal Party (PNL) has agreed to back Luca Niculescu's proposed government for a period of six months, with Ilie Bolojan stating they will act as opposition afterwards.
