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3 July 14:28

The toll for cars will rise from €2.5 to €3.5 per day and the annual fee will be €50, according to a draft law.

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3 July 14:23

Ciprian Paraschiv, AUR MEP, presented the amendments to Law 4/2008, emphasizing the importance of spectator safety and UEFA regulations on alcohol consumption in stadiums.

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Current Affairs

3 July 14:13

The European Commission has announced a record €3.66 billion to support the energy transition in nine Member States, including Romania.

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Economy

3 July 14:07

The European Union recorded a current account surplus of €114 billion in the first quarter of 2025, with 13 member states running a surplus.

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Economy

3 July 13:59

Reactor 2 at the Beznau nuclear power plant in Switzerland has been shut down for environmental reasons due to high water temperatures in the river Aare.

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International

3 July 13:49

The Rassemblement National, the party of Marine Le Pen, is accused of serious financial irregularities, including €4.3 million in unjustified expenses.

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International

3 July 13:47

Two police officers are accused of corruption and extortion, coercing a pharmaceutical director to promote a relative and demanding €120,000.

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Current Affairs

3 July 13:40

A poll shows 55% of young Germans oppose compulsory military service amid calls to strengthen the army.

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International

3 July 13:31

Rector Florin Dragan says the Romanian state treats education as a cost, not as an investment, which leads to school drop-outs and a shortage of specialists.

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Current Affairs

3 July 13:21

Denmark will start EU membership talks with Ukraine and Moldova, despite Hungary's opposition.

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International

3 July 13:15

Former SRI deputy Florian Coldea has been indicted on charges of influence peddling and money laundering and placed under judicial control.

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Current Affairs

3 July 13:10

The government's 'Sfânta Ana' program has created 1,560 places in nurseries, with 26 units inaugurated, including a recent one in Pâncota, Arad.

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Current Affairs

3 July 12:58

Angela Merkel describes Donald Trump as an attention seeker, recalling their meetings and the Greek crisis.

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International

3 July 12:49

Police in Serbia intervened violently to disperse student protests, detaining 79 people and injuring demonstrators.

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International

3 July 12:45

The MFA informs that ferry transportation on the Danube at the point Oriahovo-Bechet is temporarily suspended due to low water level.

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Current Affairs

3 July 12:42

Tyson Fury announced on Instagram that he will fight Oleksandr Usyk again on April 18, 2026 at Wembley, after being defeated by him in 2024.

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Sport

3 July 12:36

Răzvan Beșchea obtained the authorization of the Competition Council to take over Smart Electro-Distribution, without affecting competition on the market.

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Current Affairs

3 July 12:26

The South Korean parliament has approved changes to martial law regulations in response to abuses by former president Yoon Suk Yeol.

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International

3 July 12:20

Ioana Dogioiu has been appointed spokesperson of the Romanian Government, starting next week, with a solid career in journalism.

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Current Affairs

3 July 12:12

The Republic of Moldova has adopted a law creating an Anti-Corruption College to judge high-level corruption cases, strengthening citizens' trust in justice.

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