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The Digi24 front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include widespread youth protests across Europe over the cost of living, an analysis of how Putin uses medieval history to justify his actions, and Romania's tax agency (ANAF) preparing to modify its debt recovery…
A wave of protests by Generation Z is sweeping across European countries like France, Italy, Belgium, and Albania, fueled by discontent over the high cost of living and precarious living conditions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is accused of using interpretations of medieval history to justify his actions and correct what he perceives as historical errors, according to a journalist's analysis.
During an event, Ionuț Chirilă humorously referred to his brother, the artist Tudor Chirilă, as 'too much,' drawing attention to the artist's presence.
The National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) is preparing to change its procedures for collaborating with other countries to recover tax debts, with modifications planned for debtor verification.
A Politico guide to Halloween in Brussels explores the political anxieties within the European capital, personifying figures like Viktor Orbán as ghosts haunting the institutions.
The wave of street protests across Europe is expected to expand to Germany and reignite in France on Saturday, with law enforcement mobilized to prevent potential looting.
Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci suggests European leaders are using the wrong strategy when dealing with U.S. President Donald Trump, proposing a different method.
Networks associated with political Islam are reportedly attempting to exploit ongoing protests in Europe, with a specific case drawing the attention of Italian investigators.
A technology expert has reportedly abandoned saving for retirement, believing that artificial intelligence could destroy humanity within the next decade.
This article explains the differences between maternity leave and child-rearing leave, their durations, and the benefits received.
Ghișel.ro has introduced an AI assistant that allows users to pay taxes and fines through conversation, with other services also available.
The President of Poland's Constitutional Court announced his resignation, contributing to an ongoing political crisis in the country, with police being mobilized.
A survey indicates that salary and pension increases are the top priority for Romanians regarding the Nicușescu government, with 30% also favoring a reduction in the budget deficit.
