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The G4Media front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on political and judicial matters. Top stories include an interview with EPPO chief Laura Codruta Kövesi discussing potential elimination of her agency, crucial elections in Israel with a close race…
European Chief Prosecutor Laura Codruta Kövesi stated in an interview with POLITICO that the European Public Prosecutor's Office might be eliminated because it is performing its duties, and noted that politicians investigated by the EPPO only want independent justice until it affects their close…
In Israel's crucial elections, Netanyahu's bloc has taken the lead after counting 72% of votes, but neither camp has secured the necessary majority to form a government, with Arab parties potentially holding the balance of power.
A mayor from Alba county suggests that consolidating small localities is not the solution, proposing instead that communes associate to reduce costs, noting that hiring two auditors would cost a municipality 20,000 lei monthly, ten times more than their current expenses.
An analysis of the first six months of chief prosecutors appointed by PSD and Nicușor Dan reveals that major cases targeted PNL, USR, and 'sovereignist' leaders, while ignoring the EU Court of Justice's request to reopen corruption cases closed due to prescription.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has halted funding for a UDMR foundation that assisted ethnic Hungarians in Romania in obtaining Hungarian citizenship, affecting over a million Hungarian citizens in Romania.
This article discusses misleading statistics from the justice system and the actual extent of fraud, questioning who benefits from the opportunities presented by the European Court of Human Rights.
Minister Alexandru Nazare indirectly responded to Sorin Grindeanu's accusations of a budget deficit increase under Ilie Bolojan's governance, stating that the budget deficit has decreased by 1.5 percentage points of GDP and that fiscal consolidation measures are effective.
Ukraine has taken a significant step towards developing its own satellite communication network, an alternative to Starlink, marking a new phase in the technological conflict between the two countries.
A collision between two trains near the Spanish locality of Los Corrales de Bustomante resulted in two deaths and multiple injuries.
A live broadcast titled 'Harta de impact' will discuss administrative reform and potential new taxes, featuring guests Csaba Attila, Minister of Investment and European Projects, and Dan Manolescu, President of the Chamber of Fiscal Consultants.
The United States has spent more than 47 billion dollars on the conflict with Iran, according to the latest Pentagon estimates.
G4Media journalists Petru Clej, dispatched to Jerusalem, and Cristian Pantazi analyze the results of the Israeli elections and the political situation, with Netanyahu still in contention for prime minister.
Sebastian Ghiță, a fugitive wanted for criminal offenses, has found refuge in Serbia, a neighboring country, under the regime of President Aleksandar Vučić.
Romania's population, based on place of residence, was 21.558 million on July 1, 2026, a 0.5% decrease compared to the same date in 2022.
Giorgia Meloni has suspended the delivery of a new military aid package for Ukraine, a decision reportedly motivated by the mid-term elections in the USA.
Romanian festivals such as Untold, Electric Castle, and Beach, Please have been nominated for the European Festival Awards, with public voting now open.
