Communes Should Not Be Abolished, Theory Meets Practice: Administrative Reform… ↗
Front page leadRomanian mayors express skepticism about an administrative reform, suggesting that abolishing communes might lead to regret over past policies.
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The front page of Libertatea features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Romanian politics, social issues, and crime. Key stories include a debate on administrative reform in Romania, a corruption case involving Niculae Bădălău, and a reflection on the 11th anniversary of…
Romanian mayors express skepticism about an administrative reform, suggesting that abolishing communes might lead to regret over past policies.
Judges will consider Niculae Bădălău's corruption case, stating that the exclusion of certain evidence does not invalidate the indictment.
On the 11th anniversary of the Colectiv nightclub fire that claimed 65 lives, a statement highlights the ongoing lack of adequate hospital infrastructure.
The cost of Samsung Galaxy S26 phones at the Romanian online retailer eMAG is revealed ahead of the Black Friday 2026 sales event.
A new discovery is bringing researchers closer to solving the mystery surrounding the 'Dragon Man' skull, potentially revealing more about human evolution.
A heavily modified Mercedes G-Class, initially valued at nearly $200,000, suffered a significant depreciation after only 127 kilometers of use.
The television station Kanal D has been purchased by Clever Media from its Turkish owners.
A significant Ukrainian drone attack has caused a fire at one of Russia's major oil refineries.
Major retailers like Kaufland, Carrefour, and Flanco are initiating price cuts of up to 65% in anticipation of the 2026 Black Friday sales.
The cryptocurrency world is reeling from a heist totaling over $6 billion, the largest in its history, taken from a prominent platform.
A Russian national, who pleaded guilty to document forgery to obtain Romanian citizenship, has received his sentence after over two years.
European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kövesi expresses concern that the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) may be gradually dismantled.
Călin Georgescu will stay in preventive detention for a fraud case involving a loss of 1.1 million euros, following a court decision overriding a lower tribunal.