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The news from Libertatea focuses heavily on Romanian domestic politics, including allegations of plagiarism against a Vice Premier, criticism of administrative reform, and party realignments. Other stories cover a unique resort being built in Romania, fuel prices, infrastructure projects, and the…
Vice Premier Marian Neacșu is accused of plagiarizing the summary of his doctoral thesis and the CV of a colleague from Valahia University, who expressed surprise at the situation.
A significant number of mayors have expressed strong opposition to the proposed administrative reform, signaling a potential roadblock for the government's plans.
The National Liberal Party (PNL) has announced the formation of a 'Modernization Pole,' and Ludovic Orban's Force of the Right party will be absorbed into Ilie Bolojan's party, marking Orban's return to PNL after five years.
This article offers a look beyond the public persona of Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, exploring her life as a mother of seven and her leadership role.
A pianist miraculously survived after falling overboard from a cruise ship and floating for nine hours in the Pacific Ocean before being rescued.
The first resort globally featuring rooms that rotate 360 degrees to follow the sun is being constructed in Romania, with an investment of 10 million euros.
Oana Roman expressed frustration after trying to donate clothes, stating she could have profited from the items, and shared the response she received from an association.
This report details the price per liter for gasoline and diesel on November 9th in Bucharest, Iași, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, and Constanța.
The most intricate road intersection in Romania, designed to connect the A1, A13, and DN7 highways, is being built across 230 hectares and will feature multiple levels and lanes.
The director of Rheinmetall has warned that the Mangalia Shipyard is insolvent and inactive, stating that its reactivation will take considerable time and outlining plans for both military and commercial vessels.
The exact dates for the 2026 winter school holiday have been announced, specifying the last day of classes in December and the date students will return in January 2027.
A former well-known champion has seen her life change dramatically, leading her to sell food from a street stall.
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu responded evasively when questioned about guarantees against tax increases in 2027, stating that 'other variables' are involved.
