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The G4Media front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Domestically, it focuses on government responses to budget deficit accusations, the publication of a budget rectification, and debates around administrative reforms. Other Romanian stories include a report on the misuse of…
The government, led by Luca Niculescu, has officially responded to PSD's accusations that the Bolojan government created a budget deficit of 9.2% of GDP, stating the deficit has been reduced to 3.8% of GDP.
The Ministry of Finance has published a budget rectification project, allocating funds to the Ministries of Labor, Agriculture, Health, Internal Affairs, and the Social Health Insurance Fund, with local authorities receiving over 2.7 billion lei.
The CSM (Superior Council of Magistracy) omitted to present the salaries of the High Court judges, who are ranked third in Europe for salary size relative to the average salary, far exceeding those in Germany and France.
The former head of Lukoil Bulgaria is conducting annual gas businesses worth hundreds of millions of lei in Romania through a subsidiary of a Bulgarian firm, whose parent company bought gas from Russia until at least 2024.
Constanța County possesses two Black Hawk helicopters but cannot use them because personnel hiring requires approval from Bucharest; the issue has even been escalated to the President of Romania.
Dan Tăpălagă and Cristian Pantazi discuss live the relationship between PSD and Luca Niculescu, the territorial reform requested by Sorin Grindeanu, and the current economic situation.
The article explores the reasons behind Sorin Grindeanu's push for administrative reform through assuming responsibility, questioning whether it's a political bluff or a genuine reform in PSD style, offering four possible explanations.
North Korea has tested attack drones and a multiple rocket launcher, claiming absolute superiority in drone technology.
Edouard Philippe, former French Prime Minister and presidential candidate, was questioned by judges regarding suspicions of misappropriating public funds.
An analysis from IL CORRIERE DELLA SERA suggests circumstances and the chosen moment imply reasons for Christine Lagarde's early departure from the European Central Bank.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick in Al Nassr's victory, bringing him closer to achieving 1000 career goals.
The National Administration of Meteorology (ANM) has issued a yellow code alert for rain in five counties, specifically in the Southern Carpathians, starting Saturday morning.
An 11-year-old boy created a portrait of Constantin Brâncuși using 150,000 LEGO pieces, recreating the sculptor's 'Infinite Column,' 'The Kiss,' and 'Table of Silence.'
Christina Verchere, CEO of OMV Petrom, announced that she will start a new mandate after April 2027 and that gas production in the Black Sea will begin in 2027.
The labor market in Romania in 2026 will be influenced by the idea that people want more control over their work, offering multiple options for planning their activities.
Port workers from 22 countries will go on strike, protesting the war in Gaza and the use of ports for arms exports.
A collision between two trains near Toledo, Spain, has resulted in dozens of injuries.
