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The front page of Adevărul features a prominent advertisement for an event called 'Agri Next by Adevărul' focused on the future of agriculture in Romania, discussing climate change, energy costs, financing, and technology. Among the news stories, there are several international headlines…
Americans are voting on November 3rd to decide who controls Congress, with the outcome potentially impacting Trump's ability to pass laws, secure appointments, and face investigations.
242 years ago, Horea's revolt shook Transylvania. Though brutally suppressed, the uprising led to the martyrdom of its leaders, forced relocations of locals, and reforms for serfs.
On November 2nd, 1784, the great Transylvanian Peasant Revolt began. The same day in history also marks the death of Anton Pann and the birth of Cincinat Pavelescu, and the passing of Leo Iorga.
Italian taxpayers are reportedly bearing the costs to maintain several Russian-owned yachts that were seized due to sanctions.
An analysis reveals the earning potential for Romanians without university degrees and explores the reasons behind their regrets about not pursuing higher education.
Construction on the 'Highway with Tunnels' in western Romania, a highly anticipated project, is nearing its end, while many Romanians traveling to Western Europe complain about delays and traffic problems.
Former journalist, MEP, and vice-president, Iliana Iotova became Bulgaria's president on January 23, 2026, after Rumen Radev's resignation. Her political career is linked to the Bulgarian Socialist Party.
