Politics
In-depth analysis and reporting on political events, elections, policies, and power dynamics. This section covers both domestic and international affairs, offering context and clarity on the decisions that affect our lives and the people behind them.
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Parliament doubles the number of bears to be killed this year and leaves the door open for the shooting of special specimens: “Reduces nature to a menu from which smart boys choose their trophies”
The Chamber of Deputies voted on Wednesday the law that allows the shooting of almost 900 brown bears, double the…
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The resigned Minister of Health, Alexandru Rogobete, says he built 22 hospitals. What is the truth
“It seems a little unfair to me, when the ink on my resignation has not even dried well, that some…
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The Spartan plane used by Nicusor Dan in foreign trips now has permanent communications during the flight
The Spartan military aircraft used by President Nicusor Dan in foreign trips has been modernized and has permanent and extensive…
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The Anti-Discrimination Council, notified after George Simion's statements to Nicusor Dan / The term used by the AUR leader
The Save Romania Union announces the submission of an official complaint to the National Council for Combating Discrimination (CNCD), as…
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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth believes the US military should receive the Nobel Peace Prize every year
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Friday praised the “decisive military results” in the war against Iran and said…
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Macron invokes the three presidents who “resolutely oppose the Europeans”. “It's time to take decisive action”
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday, in Athens, that Europe is experiencing “a unique moment” in which “an American…
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40 years on from Chernobyl, more and more countries are moving towards nuclear power
The 1986 disaster at Ukraine's Chernobyl nuclear power plant fueled global concerns about nuclear power and slowed its development in…
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PHOTO A beluga entered a river in southern Norway. “We don't know why they're here,” experts say
A beluga whale, a cetacean that usually lives in Arctic waters, was spotted a few days ago in a river…
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New tensions between Italy and Switzerland after the Crans-Montana fire: Rome refuses to pay the invoices issued for the hospitalization of the Italian victims. “An insult, an inhuman bureaucracy”
Italy will not pay the bills of its citizens hospitalized in Switzerland following the Crans-Montana fire, even if the health…
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A woman of foreign nationality died after falling from the electric scooter, on a boulevard in the Capital
A 35-year-old woman of foreign nationality lost her life in an accident on Friday on Unirii boulevard in the capital,…
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George Simion responds to Nicușor Dan, after the president said that he was “below any level of dialogue”: “In a state of law, he would have been suspended the next day”
George Simion responded to Nicușor Dan, after the head of state said that the AUR president is “below any level…
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Netanyahu says after a talk with Trump that he has “freedom of action” in Lebanon. “Hezbollah is trying to sabotage a historic peace”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday that he had “an excellent conversation” with US President Donald Trump and…
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Trump sends his emissaries for new negotiations with Iran. The talks will be held in Islamabad
President Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff and his son-in-law Jared Kushner will leave for Islamabad on Saturday for talks…
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Intervention in Sulina Port to take over a foreign sailor with medical problems
An Indian sailor who complained of medical problems was picked up, on Friday, by a crew of the Romanian Life…
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Deputy Prime Minister Oana Gheorghiu claims that PSD was informed about the intention to list some companies on the stock exchange. “He chose not to send us any reaction”
Deputy Prime Minister Oana Gheorghiu makes, on Friday, clarifications regarding “untruths propagated in the public space in the form of…
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The firing squad will once again be used for US death row inmates. Department of Justice recommendations
A report by the Department of Justice recommends that executions of people sentenced to death for crimes committed at the…
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Holidays in Greece, but without sunbeds on hundreds of beaches. The “towel movement” is gaining ground
Greece expanded on Friday, to more than 250, the number of beaches on which the rental of sunbeds and beach…
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The best series worth rewatching this weekend and a title to avoid on Netflix
This Sunday, April 26, it will be exactly 40 years since the Chernobyl nuclear accident, and, as usually happens around…
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The European Commission has approved what Romania will spend 16.6 billion euros on through SAFE: “We estimate that over 50% of the money will remain in the country”
“Romania received from the European Commission the framework contract for financing through the SAFE program, worth approximately 16.6 billion euros,…
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The most played songs of the last 20 years on Spotify. Major surprise in the rankings
This month marks the 20th anniversary of the founding of the Spotify audio streaming platform. Since its launch in April…
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