What's happening in Europe?
Romania
The news from Libertatea covers a range of topics including the Romanian economy, infrastructure projects, and foreign affairs. A significant economic story reports on the increase in loans taken from non-banking financial institutions (IFNs) by Romanians, with an expert warning about financial…
Over 160,000 Romanians have loans from non-banking financial institutions (IFNs), representing a 25% increase in one year, with an expert noting that people are struggling financially between paychecks.
The National Road Infrastructure Company Romania (CNAIR) has denied claims that 13 kilometers of the A0 North highway have been opened, stating that Lot 3 is not yet complete despite an announcement made by Horațiu Cosma.
Russian judges cited 'political hatred' towards President Putin and support for Ukraine as reasons for sentencing Romanian Adrian David Kercso to 15 years in a labor camp.
Romania has secured the 4th position in a ranking of the best highway parking facilities in Europe, while Germany and Italy were placed at the bottom of the list.
Alexandru Nazare has not dismissed the possibility of increasing taxes and duties in 2027, warning that financial deviations would result in higher interest rates for future generations.
Tavi Clonda shared an emotional birthday message for Gabriela Cristea, celebrating their 13-year relationship and expressing his desire to choose her again if he could relive their time together.
The Ballon d'Or award ceremony in 2026 will be held in London for the first time, featuring a list of nominees, the major favorites, and special awards commemorating the trophy's 70th anniversary.
Students in Serbia have reportedly overthrown the regime of Aleksandar Vučić, with the collapse of a roof cited as the final incident that triggered the protests.
Florin Manole has announced that pensions will be increased in 2027 in accordance with the law, following a two-year period where they remained frozen.
Ilija Srdanović, a cardiologist who led the Students' List, is favored to become the new Prime Minister of Serbia following the defeat of Aleksandar Vučić's regime.
Cornel Olendraru has been appointed as Nicușor Dan's new advisor at the National Security Department, joining Marius Lazurca, and his responsibilities have been outlined.
Sorin Costreie advocates for the taxation of private tutoring sessions, stating that the Romanian education system faces a significant issue.
Sorin Costreie, the new Minister of Education, has identified what he considers to be Nicușor Dan's major flaw.
Traian Băsescu commented on the new government, suggesting that Grindeanu will hold the primary power, with Neacșu playing a key role, and also discussed a move by Nicușor Dan.
