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The news on G4Media.ro focuses on domestic Romanian issues, including the sanctioning of judges involved in a former minister's case, and financial troubles at a state-owned mineral water company. International news includes bomb threats affecting European flights, US political developments, and…
The Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) has sanctioned the judges who sentenced former minister Daniel Chițoiu to prison for a car accident that killed two people.
A wave of false bomb threats has targeted flights across Europe for the second time this week, affecting two flights from Romania, with a Russian group suspected; the EU is activating its aviation security information exchange mechanism.
The state-owned National Mineral Waters Company (SNAM) recorded losses last year after two decades of profitability, with its debt level being the highest since 2015, raising concerns about potential insolvency; its general director earns over 30,000 lei gross monthly, and the administration board…
Dan Tăpălagă and Cristian Pantazi discussed the US elections and the PSD luxury scandal live.
An analysis suggests that Donald Trump's personal and political conflicts have significantly harmed the Republican party's electoral prospects.
The recent US election results are attributed to the high cost of living overriding political barriers, rather than a fundamental shift in the electorate's behavior, and also as a reaction to how Trump exercised power.
President Nicușor Dan informed Elbridge Colby, the Pentagon's second-in-command, that Romania is prepared to pay for the US to maintain its troops and military equipment in the country, with a decision from Trump expected in December.
Following their victory, the new Democratic majority in the US Congress announced investigations into alleged corruption within the Trump administration, with former ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle being a primary target for the chief investigator.
Premier Nicușor Dan emphasized the need for companies and institutions to be more efficient, stating that the private sector's efficiency standards should be applied to public funds management.
The WTA has apologized after private discussions from the WTA Champions Tournament became public online, following the placement of microphones in the training area.
A lawyer claims DIICOT (Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism) demanded a bribe to provide case files and denied access to original documents, despite legal provisions for payment.
Jared Kushner, former US President Donald Trump's son-in-law and negotiator, has proposed five objectives for a more robust European security architecture.
Tesla reportedly intends to abandon the assembly of the CyberTruck by mid-next year in favor of producing the Cybercab.
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NATO announced the launch of a common e-commerce platform designed for the acquisition of drones by its 32 member states.
Defense Minister Angel Tîlvăr announced that a contract for individual weapons with Sig Sauer and services for the Ministry of National Defense (MApN) will be signed, with common procurement through SAFE with Ukraine/Republic of Moldova, valued at over 800 million euros.
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