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The news on Libertatea.ro features a mix of Romanian domestic news including a historical artifact's return and a former official's lawsuit, alongside international stories about U2's tour and events in Poland. There are also lifestyle pieces on home maintenance and cultural observations about…
The heaviest-ever found Dacian gold bracelet has returned to Romania after being located in the Czech Republic, having been previously offered for sale in Timișoara; its authenticity is confirmed.
Ionuț Mihăilescu, a former advisor to Alina Bica, is seeking 2.3 million lei in damages from the Romanian state, alleging he was 'torn from his family' and 'stigmatized by society'.
Romanians are paying exorbitant amounts to celebrate New Year's Eve at hotels owned by celebrities, with accommodation costs exceeding the minimum wage.
Construction workers preparing to pour the foundation for a new residential area discovered a statue older than the wheel.
A guide on how to effectively remove the smell of sweat from thick jackets without the need for washing.
The band U2 will return to major European stadiums in 2027 with their 'The Greatest Show On Earth' tour, and the cheapest tickets can be found now.
The reality competition show 'Asia Express' is entering its final stage, with only three pairs left after two months of adventure.
Information on financial aid provided by the state for individuals who care for their sick parents, detailing the necessary conditions for caregivers.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has described the armed attack in Krakow as an 'act of terrorism' and announced two days of national mourning for Poland.
A report on the cost of a liter of gasoline and diesel fuel on Sunday, November 8, in Bucharest, Iași, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, and Constanța.
Following a raid by special forces, three deceased individuals were discovered in the residence of Michał O, the attacker involved in the Krakow incident.
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu responded evasively when asked if he could guarantee that taxes would not increase in 2027, citing 'other variables'.
Ilie Bolojan explained the breakdown in relations between the PNL and PSD parties, stating that partners would not arrive at scheduled times and news would be learned from television.
