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The news from Libertatea focuses on Romanian politics, including potential appointments to high-profile positions and ongoing investigations into public entities. There are also significant legal and social stories, such as a medical malpractice case and a story about a dedicated school director…
The position of Chief of the Court of Accounts is reportedly being held for Marian Neacșu, with sources suggesting the PSD is avoiding the appointment of a new leadership.
Four intensive care doctors and two nurses from the Sf. Pantelimon Hospital have been sent to trial for qualified homicide, with the indictment detailing a mechanism known as 'daughter-in-law for a visit'.
The DNA has been alerted by the Court of Accounts regarding eccentric acquisitions at Hidro Prahova, including machinery at double the price and suspicious trips to Tokyo, according to the current director.
A school director makes a daily 130-kilometer commute to a derelict school in Olt, which she renovated with 120,000 euros, leading to a doubling of student enrollment.
Rare images have emerged of Andrei's grandson, Vlad Mihai, celebrating his 18th birthday with a lavish party.
The finalists competing for the grand prize in the 2026 season of Asia Express have been revealed.
The Fulbright program has been facilitating connections between Americans and Romanians for eight decades.
Designated Prime Minister Gadi Eisenkot faces slim prospects of successfully forming the new Israeli government.
The SMR project at Doicești was reportedly hindered by political decisions and managerial cowardice.
An opinion piece questions Romania's strategy of opening its markets while potentially harming domestic agriculture.
An opinion piece suggests that Donald Trump's political stance remains consistent, irrespective of public opinion.
A book and the legacy of Doina Cornea are examined in the context of whether Romania has truly shed its communist-era mentality.
An analysis warns that Romania's energy system is a 'ticking time bomb' as winter approaches.
An opinion piece explores the possible shifts in US foreign policy following a victory by the Democratic party.
A commentary discusses public sentiment regarding pension reforms or benefits.
An opinion piece criticizes the PSD party, characterizing its actions as a 'total restoration' with a sense of 'insolence'.
An investigative report claims the head of the SPP (Special Protection Service) allegedly donated a villa to his son shortly before filing his asset declaration, after reportedly expanding his domain significantly.
An analysis suggests Romania overlooked European Commission aid before the 2024 elections, questioning why tech giants weren't consulted and how the Călin Georgescu phenomenon grew on TikTok.
The Romanian Parliament is set to make the decisions regarding the new leadership for TVR (Romanian Television) and Radio România Actualități.
The weather forecast predicts a weekend of wind, rain, sleet, and snow in mountainous areas, with temperatures expected to rise afterwards, valid until December 7, 2026.
A former champion athlete has reportedly seen their life change drastically and is now selling food from a street stall.
Ilie Bolojan has publicly discussed for the first time Ludovic Orban's role within the National Liberal Party (PNL).
A new understanding between the PSD and AUR parties has been noted, with Ioana Bran-Voinea proposed for the position of Secretary General.
