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The front page of Libertatea features a mix of Romanian political news, international affairs, and lifestyle content. Top stories include an interview with Petrișor Peiu on politics and government projects, an analysis of Romanian funds spent on lobbying in the US related to Donald Trump, and…
Petrișor Peiu states that a political party's focus should be on politics, not on logistical operations like transporting goods, and expresses doubt about voting for major government projects.
An analysis reveals how funds from Romania's Presidential Palace, totaling $3.4 million through a lobbying contract, were distributed to individuals associated with Donald Trump.
Nicușor Dan has expressed a hope that Donald Trump could play a role in mediating peace in Ukraine, this being the fourth interview he has given to foreign media in five days.
An expert in longevity shares four specific food items that are consumed daily to promote a long and healthy life.
A driver was mistakenly issued an unexpectedly large bill for a 7-day rental car journey covering 29,000 kilometers.
Record-breaking heat during the summer resulted in the deaths of 50,000 individuals across European cities.
Andreea Antonescu addressed questions about her absence from Andreea Bălan's wedding, stating she was aware of the public discussion surrounding it.
Ion Ariton has been appointed as the new president of the Supervisory Board for Hidroelectrica.
The National Meteorological Administration (ANM) has issued a list of locations facing extreme weather conditions, with immediate severe weather warnings in effect.
Romanian pensioners can now use the MyCNPP platform to estimate their future pension and verify their work seniority using their mobile phones.
Oleg Ungureanu has been appointed as the new head of Luca Niculescu's Chancellery, having been previously recalled from his diplomatic post in Lyon.
A prominent female tennis player from Russia has disclosed that people suspected her of being a special agent.
Marian Godină claims responsibility for filing a criminal complaint against AUR deputy Dan Tanasă, leading to his trial, and states he has experienced ongoing harassment as a result.
Nicușor Dan presided over the first Supreme Council of National Defence (CSAT) meeting following the swearing-in of the Luca Niculescu government, with discussions held behind closed doors.
