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The front page of Digi24 covers a range of domestic and international news. Domestically, a polar cold front is hitting Romania with sub-zero temperatures, and there is a report on a large drug bust in Bihor. Internationally, the page features news on upcoming protests in France, a potential deal…
A significant cooling is expected in Romania as rains gradually stop, leading to sunny days but also increasingly cold nights with negative temperatures across the country.
In Bihor County, four men attacked the driver of a microbus from the Netherlands and stole two packages containing nearly 8.5 kilograms of cocaine and heroin.
Hundreds of thousands of protesters are expected to march in French cities, with public sector employees planning to strike, in a new attempt to pressure President Emmanuel Macron.
Two ships carrying Russian diesel to the US under an agreement between Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have rerouted and are no longer heading to American ports.
Russia has agreed to supply Iran with 90 launchers for advanced guided missiles, signaling military support from Moscow for Tehran.
Jesus de Miguel, a 30-year-old forward for Tenerife, died following a collision with opposing goalkeeper Jesus Owono of FC Andorra.
Hubert Aiwanger, the Vice-Premier of Bavaria and a prominent German politician, was discovered deceased in a Berlin hotel.
Most Romanians consider the government led by Luca Niculescu as a positive step that could lead to political instability, according to a BAROMETRUL Informato.ro - INSCOP poll.
Residents in the northeastern part of Tulcea County received a Ro-Alert message about potential drone incursions and were advised to seek shelter.
The Republic of Moldova and Romania are linked by history, language, and culture, with their relations surpassing the level of a strategic partnership and being truly fraternal.
At 25 years old, a bodybuilding athlete's plans were disrupted by a knee injury that caused significant instability, leading to a rare condition being treated.
Călin Georgescu was brought before the court today, where judges will analyze the request for pre-trial detention.
The number of people settling in Romania is now higher than those leaving, with foreigners constituting a significant portion of those arriving.
