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The news on Libertatea's front page is dominated by domestic Romanian issues, including concerns about the undervaluation of national museum treasures, a man firing an airsoft gun near the Prime Minister's residence, a lenient sentence for a driver who killed two pedestrians, and investigations…
An expert states that millions of pieces in Romanian museums are unassessed, highlighting a situation where valuable items might be undervalued, with a hypothetical example of acquiring a famous painting for a very low price.
A man fired an airsoft gun in the vicinity of Prime Minister Luca Niculescu's home, allegedly to scare away pigeons.
A driver who caused the deaths of two people on a pedestrian crossing, deemed 100% at fault, received a three-year suspended sentence and retained his driving permit during the trial.
Donald Trump faces significant opposition in Congress, with Democrats calling for the dismissal of Pete Hegseth and blocking funds for the conflict with Iran.
The Asprete, a fish species from the dinosaur era found exclusively in Romania, is in a race against time for survival.
Celebrities were present at the VIVA! Party 2026, showcasing elegant dresses with gold accents and making daring fashion choices.
A wedding in Sibiu resulted in a criminal investigation for the groom, who is accused of installing hidden cameras in bedrooms and bathrooms to film guests.
The state of alert at the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant has been prolonged by 30 days, with reactors 1 and 2 not scheduled to restart next month.
A fire broke out at Otopeni Airport in the area between arrivals and departures during the night, leading the police to open a criminal investigation.
Hackers published the data of over 41,000 employees from the US Department of Homeland Security, including ICE officers, online.
Gardoș, who is the general manager for Chindia, shared a picture of the Dinamo protocol, commenting positively on it.
Laura Kövesi expresses concern that the European Public Prosecutor's Office might be phased out, noting a perceived difference between Brussels and Romania.
