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11 July 2025, 16:21

The Prime Minister announces the decentralization of the authorization of gambling, allowing town halls to decide the areas where they can operate.

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11 July 2025, 16:18

Work to divert the Corund stream at Praid has resumed after an interruption due to bad weather, with hopes to complete the project next week.

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Current Affairs

11 July 2025, 16:14

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has highlighted the lack of enthusiasm for the digitalization of ANAF and complained of inconsistent practices in tax control.

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Current Affairs

11 July 2025, 16:09

Cosmin Ghiță, director of Nuclearelectrica, donates 20% of his salary to the state for nuclear energy projects, following the example of the Energy Minister.

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Current Affairs

11 July 2025, 15:55

France's Constitutional Council has declared three MPs ineligible because of irregularities in their campaign accounts and forced them to resign.

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International

11 July 2025, 15:43

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has announced a package of fiscal measures to reform state-owned companies, aimed at reducing losses and improving performance.

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Current Affairs

11 July 2025, 15:27

The Minister of Education, Daniel David, announces that substitute teachers will no longer be rehired as of September 1, leaving only tenured teachers.

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Current Affairs

11 July 2025, 15:18

Families of the victims gathered at the memorial in Potocari to mark the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre with prayers and flower-laying.

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International

11 July 2025, 15:17

A man in Dolj stabbed a taxi driver after robbing him of 200 lei. The victim was taken to hospital and the assailant was detained.

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Current Affairs

11 July 2025, 15:07

Ford will cut 2,900 staff at its plant in Cologne, Germany, through voluntary redundancies due to low demand for electric vehicles.

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International

11 July 2025, 14:59

Russia has designated France as its main adversary in Europe because of its support for Ukraine, according to the French chief of staff

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International

11 July 2025, 14:50

Wizz Air introduces "My Journey", a feature in the mobile app to help passengers manage their flights, and announces the expansion of routes from Romania.

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Current Affairs

11 July 2025, 14:47

Alexandru Rogobete, Minister of Health, visited Târgu Mureș County Hospital, where he ate the same food as the patients and assessed the conditions in the kitchen.

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Current Affairs

11 July 2025, 14:35

Liverpool will honor Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva in a friendly against Preston North End after their tragic deaths.

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Sport

11 July 2025, 14:25

The National Health Insurance House draws attention to scam phone calls from fake employees asking for personal information.

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Current Affairs

11 July 2025, 14:16

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan discussed the Government's fiscal measures with Diana Șoșoaca, while the S.O.S. Romania party proposes to cut state spending.

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Current Affairs

11 July 2025, 14:08

Bogdan Ivan has donated 20% of his salary to the state and is asking directors of state-owned companies to do the same to support Romania.

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Current Affairs

11 July 2025, 14:00

Tamila Cristescu, daughter of the former PSD MP, has been recalled from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs after she posted an obscene message on Instagram addressed to Minister Oana Țoiu.

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Current Affairs

11 July 2025, 13:50

The European Central Bank has no plans to cut monetary policy interest rates, given the performance of the eurozone economy and inflation forecasts.

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Economy

11 July 2025, 13:45

Subscriptions for Fidelis government securities ended at RON 1.6 billion, reflecting a stagnation of investor appetite, below the record of RON 4.3 billion.

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