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The news on Libertatea's front page covers international elections, maritime incidents, and domestic political and business news in Romania. A significant portion of the coverage focuses on the US midterm elections, with updates on the results and reactions. Additionally, there's news about a…
Live text coverage reports that the Democrats have decisively won the US House of Representatives and Senate in the 2026 midterm elections, with a statement from Donald Trump expected.
A tugboat has sunk in the Black Sea near Neptune, with seven Turkish sailors reported missing.
An exclusive report details lucrative state positions and public contracts secured by companies associated with Sorina Docuz, the partner of Romanian politician Marcel Ciolacu.
The article explains how Smiley's brother, Filip Maria, became responsible for the family's finances and business ventures and mentions his marital status.
Elon Musk has publicly ridiculed the Republican party's electoral setbacks, particularly after having heavily funded their campaigns.
A daily habit that takes 20 minutes is associated with improved brain health.
An overview of the most popular European travel destinations in 2026 and emerging trends for 2027, including preferences of Romanian tourists.
Details are provided on upcoming changes to local taxes and fees in Bucharest for 2027, including additional costs for certain construction projects.
US President Donald Trump acknowledges the historical failure of the Republican party in the elections but deflects personal responsibility, blaming other factors.
Luca Niculescu has announced the planned restart date for the Cernavoda nuclear power plant.
Luca Niculescu has proposed a solution regarding the 5 billion lei owed by the government to magistrates as salary arrears.
Luca Niculescu announced that pensions will likely be indexed starting January 2027, with details on the percentage increase to follow.
The union of county councils, led by Alfred Simonis, requested 5.3 billion lei before the budget revision, while the Niculescu government approved a lower sum.
