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The news on Libertatea's front page covers a mix of domestic Romanian issues including a terrorism threat arrest and a technological investigation, alongside international news such as the Israeli elections and a car maneuver fine in Switzerland. There are also articles on the cost of living in…
Cosmin Tudoran was arrested for terrorist threats shortly after a court had already convicted him with a suspended sentence for assaulting a delivery worker from Bangladesh.
An investigation into the 'Oxygen' business reveals how technology conceived in Russia ended up in computers and phones seized by Romanian authorities.
Israel's elections have concluded without a clear winner, with Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition losing 17 mandates, and the opposition's success dependent on Arab parties.
A study reveals the substantial amount of money a family with two children in Romania requires to maintain a decent standard of living.
Over 60 drivers were fined on a highway in Switzerland for performing a specific risky maneuver.
Marian Godină shares the surprisingly high costs for a cable car ride, meal, and parking in Poiana Brașov.
The Coțofenești Helmet, which was stolen in the Netherlands, is being restored and is expected to be displayed for Romanians.
A network of 70 Romanian thieves, specialized in metal theft, has been dismantled in Germany, causing millions of euros in damages.
The cost of a liter of gasoline and diesel is reported for Bucharest, Iași, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, and Constanța on October 28, 2026.
