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A tough winter ahead for Europe. Energy Commissioner warns prices will be “very high”

A tough winter ahead for Europe. Energy Commissioner warns prices will be “very high”

The European Union does not expect energy supply issues this winter, but Europeans could face „very high” prices for oil and gas, warns European Commissioner for Energy, Dan Jorgensen. „There…

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How to make friends as an adult - and make those friendships last. What researchers say

How to make friends as an adult - and make those friendships last. What researchers say

Making friends as an adult can seem harder than during school or college years. You no longer meet the same people daily, and new relationships need time to grow. However,…

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Bloomberg: Blood donors lend billions of lei to Romanian state, drawn by higher interest rates

Bloomberg: Blood donors lend billions of lei to Romanian state, drawn by higher interest rates

A Romanian who donates blood can obtain a higher interest rate by investing their savings in government bonds. The facility, introduced to encourage donation, has also become a source of…

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Ten years after Brexit, the idea of rejoining the EU gains momentum. Tony Blair puts pressure on Prime Minister Burnham

Ten years after Brexit, the idea of rejoining the EU gains momentum. Tony Blair puts pressure on Prime Minister Burnham

A return to the European Union could become one of the major themes of the upcoming electoral campaign in the United Kingdom, after a YouGov poll suggests that the Labour…

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European report: Domestic violence victims face bureaucratic hurdles when seeking shelter. Concerns also raised over child custody cases

European report: Domestic violence victims face bureaucratic hurdles when seeking shelter. Concerns also raised over child custody cases

Romania has made progress in combating violence against women, but the protection offered to victims remains insufficient in practice. Women seeking shelter may be asked for difficult-to-obtain documents in an…

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Romanians could save for retirement under a US-style model. How would the new system work?

Romanians could save for retirement under a US-style model. How would the new system work?

Romanians could have a new way to save for retirement through accounts where money can be invested in stocks, bonds, or investment funds. Contributions will be voluntary, and account holders…

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Ambulance services in crisis: 17 counties lack funds for fuel, medicines and repairs

Ambulance services in crisis: 17 counties lack funds for fuel, medicines and repairs

Ambulance services in 17 counties do not have enough money to cover expenses in September. Salaries are guaranteed, but there is a lack of funds for fuel, medication, medical supplies,…

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Chaos over pension recalculation: Nearly 2.8 million beneficiaries potentially affected by incorrect payments

Chaos over pension recalculation: Nearly 2.8 million beneficiaries potentially affected by incorrect payments

An audit by the Court of Accounts revealed serious issues in the activity of the National Public Pensions House (CNPP). The recalculation of pensions based on the new law was…

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The Securitate by the numbers, revealed for the first time: How many people watched, listened to and intercepted Romanians’ mail

The Securitate by the numbers, revealed for the first time: How many people watched, listened to and intercepted Romanians’ mail

The Security had 14,629 employees in September 1988, just over a year before the collapse of the communist regime. Almost 6,000 worked in territorial structures, and hundreds of people were…

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Helmets could become mandatory for all electric scooter riders. Government backs change in law

Helmets could become mandatory for all electric scooter riders. Government backs change in law

Everyone riding an electric scooter could be required to wear a protective helmet, regardless of age and the public road they are traveling on. The government supports the bill that…

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Anti-corruption prosecutors raid Ovidius University’s Faculty of Medicine over suspected exam corruption

Anti-corruption prosecutors raid Ovidius University’s Faculty of Medicine over suspected exam corruption

The prosecutors from the National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA) in Constanța are conducting searches on Friday morning at the Faculty of Medicine within the „Ovidius” University in Constanța. The information was…

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Ciucu: Bucharest doesn’t look like a European capital. How long will disruption from major construction works last?

Ciucu: Bucharest doesn’t look like a European capital. How long will disruption from major construction works last?

Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu says that the city needs major infrastructure works, even though the ongoing construction sites are further complicating traffic. And the situation is at risk of becoming…

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Government rewards students who scored top marks. How much will graduates with perfect scores in national exams receive?

Government rewards students who scored top marks. How much will graduates with perfect scores in national exams receive?

The Government has approved, on Thursday, the granting of financial incentives to graduates who have obtained a perfect score of 10 in the National Evaluation and Baccalaureate exams in 2026.…

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EU prepares new rules to protect workers from burnout and stress. What employers could be required to do

EU prepares new rules to protect workers from burnout and stress. What employers could be required to do

Employers in the European Union could have new obligations to protect their employees from stress, burnout, overwork, and other issues caused by the way work is organized. The Employment and…

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Combining a pension with a public-sector salary to be sharply restricted. Who could be left with just 15% of their pension

Combining a pension with a public-sector salary to be sharply restricted. Who could be left with just 15% of their pension

The rules for combining pension with a state salary could change significantly. Individuals who receive service pensions or military pensions and choose to continue working in a public institution would…

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Seaside breaks from just 39 lei a night as “Seaside for All” begins. How much accommodation costs in each resort

Seaside breaks from just 39 lei a night as “Seaside for All” begins. How much accommodation costs in each resort

Beach vacations become cheaper with the beginning of autumn. Starting Tuesday, September 1, a new edition of the „Seaside for Everyone” program begins, with the cheapest offers starting at 39…

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Facebook and Instagram to be blocked at night for US teenagers. Meta agrees to pay up to $16.68 billion in child harm lawsuit

Facebook and Instagram to be blocked at night for US teenagers. Meta agrees to pay up to $16.68 billion in child harm lawsuit

Meta has agreed to pay up to $16.68 billion and to introduce significant restrictions for teenage users of Facebook and Instagram. The agreement ends a lawsuit in which several U.S.…

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Who received the highest state pension bonus: 532,000 euros

Who received the highest state pension bonus: 532,000 euros

A former ROMATSA employee received the highest retirement bonus granted in recent years by a public institution in Romania: 2,771,040 lei, an amount equivalent to approximately 532,000 euros. ROMATSA, the…

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Bucharest faces hot water outages again. Major breakdown affects 90% of Sector 4, with disruptions elsewhere lasting until mid-September

Bucharest faces hot water outages again. Major breakdown affects 90% of Sector 4, with disruptions elsewhere lasting until mid-September

Almost all of Sector 4 in the Capital will be left without hot water starting Saturday, August 22, after a major breakdown on the Berceni Pipeline. Supply is expected to…

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Comarnic bypass nearly complete. When could drivers finally escape some of the Prahova Valley traffic jams?

Comarnic bypass nearly complete. When could drivers finally escape some of the Prahova Valley traffic jams?

The Comarnic Beltway has entered its final stage before opening to traffic. The asphalt has been completed along the entire nearly six-kilometer route, and the builders are now working on…

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OPINIONS & ANALYSES
Romania Meets All Conditions for Early Elections. The Decision Now Rests With Nicușor Dan
Romania Meets All Conditions for Early Elections. The Decision Now Rests With Nicușor Dan
Trump made a big bet on AI. If he’s wrong, the consequences could be catastrophic
Trump made a big bet on AI. If he’s wrong, the consequences could be catastrophic
Nicușor Dan a transmis un mesaj criptat, înainte de votul din Parlament pentru noul guvern, prin care ceartă din nou partidele
A statement by the president is like an equation with too many unknowns
Emilian Isailă
Last US troops leave Iraq after two decades. Iran sees victory as fears of Islamic State resurgence grow
Last US troops leave Iraq after two decades. Iran sees victory as fears of Islamic State resurgence grow
Securistan. When did the intelligence services resume the state’s re-infiltration and why – Video Podcast
Securistan. When did the intelligence services resume the state’s re-infiltration and why – Video Podcast
Emilian Isailă
European conservatives prepare for 2029. How they plan to win back voters from the far right
European conservatives prepare for 2029. How they plan to win back voters from the far right
Students challenge mandatory school uniforms. What studies say about bullying – and what other countries have found
Students challenge mandatory school uniforms. What studies say about bullying – and what other countries have found
Gabriela Pleș
How Romania could benefit from a more united Central and Eastern Europe
How Romania could benefit from a more united Central and Eastern Europe
Sobering conclusion from CNN journalist who documented Trump’s lies for a decade: “American democracy has suffered”
Sobering conclusion from CNN journalist who documented Trump’s lies for a decade: “American democracy has suffered”
“It is no longer a hybrid war.” Russian sabotage grows bolder as Europe struggles to draw red lines
“It is no longer a hybrid war.” Russian sabotage grows bolder as Europe struggles to draw red lines
Gabriela Pleș
BUSINESS
TollRo goes live with system riddled with errors: 80% of tests by hauliers found problems
TollRo goes live with system riddled with errors: 80% of tests by hauliers found problems
Energie curent electric becuri
Romania, among the most expensive energy markets in the European Union
Heat pumps are gaining ground in Europe, but Romania has a major disadvantage
Heat pumps are gaining ground in Europe, but Romania has a major disadvantage
Citi and Erste See Romania Keeping S&P Rating, but 2027 Risks Loom
Citi and Erste See Romania Keeping S&P Rating, but 2027 Risks Loom
US investors more concerned about Romania’s political crisis than its finances
US investors more concerned about Romania’s political crisis than its finances
Redacția SpotMedia.ro
Saudi Arabia halts oil deliveries to Europe. Refineries scramble for alternative supplies
Saudi Arabia halts oil deliveries to Europe. Refineries scramble for alternative supplies
POLITICS
Mureșan Government Rejected by Parliament, Falling More Than 50 Votes Short (Photo & Video)
Mureșan Government Rejected by Parliament, Falling More Than 50 Votes Short (Photo & Video)
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Kelemen Hunor, UDMR
Kelemen Hunor: My head hurts. I am terrified. It’s not just about the sword, the rifle, the machine gun! What does he say about the next appointment (Video)
British PM says Brexit has done “more harm than good,” seeks new relationship with EU
British PM says Brexit has done “more harm than good,” seeks new relationship with EU
The hearings of the proposed ministers ended in a tie: 8 positive opinions, 8 negative. Wednesday, the decisive test for the Mureșan Government
The hearings of the proposed ministers ended in a tie: 8 positive opinions, 8 negative. Wednesday, the decisive test for the Mureșan Government
Redacția SpotMedia.ro
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić resigns. He could return to power as prime minister
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić resigns. He could return to power as prime minister
Mureșan demands explanations from politicians who met US ambassador to Greece. Bogdan Ivan dismisses claims as “hallucinations”
Mureșan demands explanations from politicians who met US ambassador to Greece. Bogdan Ivan dismisses claims as “hallucinations”
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