Swiss Giant VAT Invests Heavily in Romania: Valves Made in Arad Used in… ↗
Front page leadThe Swiss company VAT is making significant investments in Romania, with valves manufactured in Arad being utilized in the semiconductor industry.
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The Swiss company VAT is making significant investments in Romania, with valves manufactured in Arad being utilized in the semiconductor industry.
A Canadian volunteer fighting in Ukraine expresses desperation and anger, stating that if people in Ukraine give up, they will die, and criticizes potential US withdrawal of support.
A former head of DGIPI, previously convicted for favoring Puiu Popoviciu, has been awarded 250,000 lei in damages from the Romanian state following his acquittal.
An article explains what A2 milk is and highlights its significant advantages compared to regular milk found in stores.
Actor Alex Bogdan made an emotional statement about his wife, Cătălina Mihai, crediting her with keeping him alive following his success on 'The Voice of Romania'.
The article identifies the regions in Romania with the lowest pensions and specifies the county where pensioners received an additional amount exceeding 600 lei.
Starting December 1st, the Spanish government will implement a 10% tax on apartments and villas rented through platforms like Airbnb, increasing vacation costs.
Hackers caused a significant food waste crisis in France by manipulating supermarket freezers, leading to food being 'cooked' at 50 degrees Celsius.
A forecast for the 2026-2027 winter in Romania predicts which regions are likely to experience heavier snowfall.
Diana Stoica, a USR deputy, explained her reasons for sending a homophobic message on a European Commission group, stating she will be more cautious in the future.
Luca Niculescu addressed questions regarding Marian Neacșu's nomination for Interior Minister, who had a suspended prison sentence in 2016.
Ilie Bolojan criticized the PSD, suggesting that some members should question their judgment, implying they were intoxicated when making decisions.