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The news on Libertatea's front page covers a range of domestic Romanian issues, including political developments, economic concerns, and societal events. Top stories focus on a student who sent terror threats to Romania and the US and was admitted to university, the mayor of Bucharest convening…
A student who sent hundreds of terror threats to Romania and the US has been admitted to university, stating that loneliness and boredom led him to commit crimes.
Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan has called for a meeting of the Supreme Council of Defense of the Country (CSAT) in response to recent incidents in the Black Sea.
The government led by Luca Niculescu needs to quickly secure over 30 billion lei, with the intended destinations of these funds being detailed.
Luca Niculescu provides clarification on the status of Pilon 2 pensions, addressing past speculation about nationalization.
Actress Christina Applegate was misdiagnosed with multiple sclerosis and has been experiencing severe symptoms for the past five years.
The National Meteorology Administration forecasts strong winds and rain in almost all of Romania, with several areas under a yellow code warning for severe weather.
The Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI) faces public criticism following an incident involving Ludovic Orban, with Alexandru Muraru labeling it a 'grave error' and Cătălin Drulă demanding explanations.
A TAROM flight was unable to land at Iași Airport due to fog and was redirected to Otopeni after circling in the air for 30 minutes.
Romania will experience temperatures up to 26 degrees Celsius, accompanied by rain in certain regions, and wind gusts exceeding 80 km/h.
A video documents the moment Ilie Bolojan transferred government responsibilities to Luca Niculescu at the Victoria Palace.
Dominic Fritz issued a strong criticism after the Niculescu Government was invested, stating that USR voted against the PSD government and will be their shadow in opposition.
