PNL Forms Modernization Pole, Ludovic Orban Returns to Party ↗
Front page leadThe National Liberal Party (PNL) is initiating the formation of the 'Modernization Pole,' with Ludovic Orban set to rejoin the party, according to sources.
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The National Liberal Party (PNL) is initiating the formation of the 'Modernization Pole,' with Ludovic Orban set to rejoin the party, according to sources.
A controversy has erupted among intellectuals after Eugen Ciurtin was removed from leading the Institute for the History of Religions by a commission headed by Ioan Aurel Pop, whom Ciurtin had previously confronted.
Extremists from Germany's AfD party, whose leader recently attacked Romanians, are expected to attend a protest organized by AUR, with organizers stating invitations were sent before the controversial remarks.
A disagreement has emerged between Foreign Minister Bogdan Aurescu and former Energy Minister Răzvan Nicolescu regarding the 'Neptun Deep' Black Sea gas field, with Nicolescu contradicting Aurescu's claims about territorial disputes.
Răzvan Nicolescu, an energy expert and former minister, refutes Bogdan Aurescu's statement that the 'Neptun Deep' area was subject to a dispute with another state, citing Aurescu's involvement in the Romania-Ukraine Hague litigation.
A mass shooting in Krakow resulted in six deaths and fifteen injuries, with national mourning declared for two days; the suspect is described as an ultra-nationalist far-right Pole whose parents and sister were found dead in his home.
The perpetrator of the Krakow shooting, who allegedly killed his family before the city massacre, was a talented sports shooter and artist who also held far-right extremist views and drew macabre images.
Dionisie Kenan Wang, the first China-born priest to be ordained in Romania, will serve the 'Adormirea Maicii Domnului' Metropolitan Cathedral in Cluj-Napoca.
October recorded the highest global average temperature in history, while several US cities experienced unprecedented heat.
George Simion, leader of the AUR party, conveyed a nationalist and anti-EU message before Ursula von der Leyen's visit, stating he would rally supporters in Alba Iulia.
Approximately 50 houses in Calabria, Italy, are being offered for free for 10 years as part of a renovation initiative for abandoned properties.
Former Colombian President Iván Duque is accused of abusing his power and awarding contracts in exchange for sexual relations, claims which he denies, stating they are part of a political plot.
Viorel Cataramă, a liberal politician, was photographed on Lake Snagov with a floating house, sparking discussion online.
Romania's commercial deficit increased by 3.6% to 25.5 billion Euros in the first ten months of 2026, according to data from the National Statistics Institute.
A general strike is planned for November 11 in Spain, considered the most significant in the last 14 years.
Gadi Eisenkot, former IDF Chief of Staff, has begun negotiations with Benjamin Netanyahu to form a new government in Israel.