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The news on HotNews.ro today covers a mix of domestic Romanian political developments, including a dispute involving PSD and specific ministers, as well as an incident of violence at a school in Bistrita. International news includes former US President Donald Trump's criticism of Ukrainian…
Romanian minister Luca Niculescu met with ministers he supports, while Bolojan warned about PSD's alleged "sabotage" of governments it is part of, revealing details of the Niculescu-Bolojan agreement.
A middle school student attacked a teacher with a knife at a school in Bistrita; another student who intervened was also injured.
Tensions rise between Washington and Kyiv as Donald Trump harshly criticizes Volodymyr Zelensky, claiming Ukraine is being pushed to capitulate and is 'in ruins'.
Israel has decided to take rare measures following attacks on a Washington Post photojournalist and European diplomats in the West Bank.
Two biologists from Germany and Austria discuss when Romania will establish Europe's largest national park, spanning 250,000 hectares and including parts of the Făgăraș and Piatra Craiului Mountains.
The French government admits it has "lost control in some cities" amid violent protests, with President Macron making an announcement following weekend unrest.
A former top scorer in the Romanian Liga 1 is recovering after suffering a stroke, with fans organizing a fundraising effort to support him.
