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17 April 09:00

Prime Minister Donald Tusk announces a major shift in Poland's economic policy towards economic nationalism and protection of local interests

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17 April 07:53

Temu and Shein plan to cut US advertising spending and raise prices in response to new tariffs

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International

17 April 07:30

A fire broke out this morning at a recycling center in Ștefăneștii de Jos, Ilfov county. Firefighters intervened with 11 fire engines to extinguish the fire and the authorities have issued a Ro-Alert message to residents in the area. No casualties were reported

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Current Affairs

17 April 07:20

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, discussed the impact of Trump's tariffs, highlighting concerns about US international relations

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International

17 April 06:50

The US Customs Authority has announced that it has collected $500 million in tariffs since April 15, contradicting Donald Trump's estimates that the daily amount would reach $2 billion

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Economy

17 April 06:48

A cover of Nirvana's 'Nevermind' album, signed by members of the band, has sold for £18,600 at a UK auction

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Arts & Lifestyle

17 April 06:07

Donald Trump: 'Harvard is a joke, teaches hate and stupidity, and should no longer receive federal funding'

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17 April 05:48

The Slovak Parliament has passed a law imposing strict requirements for the functioning of NGOs

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International

17 April 05:45

According to the State Emergency Service, three people were killed and at least 28 wounded, including four children, in Russian attacks in the eastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro on Wednesday night in eastern Ukraine

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International

16 April 19:40

Mayor Nicușor Dan has announced the rehabilitation of three important objectives in Bucharest, following technical expertise that revealed major degradations

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Current Affairs

16 April 19:20

Bucharest's Green City Action Plan foresees €6.5 billion investment to reduce emissions and modernize infrastructure

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Current Affairs

16 April 19:00

Google is facing a $6.6 billion lawsuit in the UK, accused of abusing its dominant position in online search by eliminating competition

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International

16 April 17:58

The Presidential Administration published on Wednesday the centralization of the institution's expenditure for the first three months of the year, including the amount of 685,125 lei for the visit of former President Klaus Iohannis to Brussels in February

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16 April 17:45

The World Trade Organization (WTO) forecasts a 0.2% drop in world trade in 2025 amid US tariffs and trade tensions, warning that the decline could mark the worst post-pandemic slump

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Economy

16 April 17:41

A young Romanian man was shot by a man in Italy after he accidentally stepped on a dog's paw and did not apologize

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Current Affairs

16 April 17:02

A breeder in Bihor has been sentenced for cutting off the ears of six puppies, an action prohibited by law

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Current Affairs

16 April 16:55

The Bucharest Court of Appeal has postponed the ruling in four lawsuits between USR and Elena Lasconi, including the request to annul the BEC decision on the support of Nicușor Dan

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Current Affairs

16 April 16:42

The University of Bucharest asks candidates in the 2025 presidential elections to sign an 8-point Declaration in support of democracy and European values

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Current Affairs

16 April 16:25

Finland has decided to keep its border with Russia closed to prevent a possible resurgence of migration, accusing Russia of instrumentalizing it

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International

16 April 16:19

Some 4,000 troops from ten countries are taking part in the Dacian Spring exercise in Romania to practice collective defense operations

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