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Yesterday 20:55

The Minister of the Environment, Diana Buzoianu, announced that starting Monday, the water supply will be resumed in the affected localities in Prahova, after the approval of the DSP.

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Yesterday 20:53

The Minister of the Environment rejects the resignation requests related to the water crisis in Prahova, emphasizing that the responsibility lies with the local authorities.

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Current Affairs

Yesterday 20:16

Turkey has summoned the ambassadors of Ukraine and Russia to express its concern over the Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil tankers in the Black Sea.

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International

Yesterday 19:45

USA: USGS incorrectly issued a report about a 5.9 magnitude earthquake in Nevada, which did not occur

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International

Yesterday 19:44

EU transport ministers rejected the European Commission's proposal to introduce annual inspections for vehicles older than ten years.

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International

Yesterday 19:23

Brussels launches anti-drug offensive: Commissioner Magnus Brunner proposes tough strategy for dismantling networks and stopping the recruitment of young people in the EU

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International

Yesterday 19:05

Ireland, Spain, and the Netherlands will boycott Eurovision 2026, protesting against Israel's participation.

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International

Yesterday 18:42

Versace announced the departure of Dario Vitale, the creative director, less than nine months after taking up the position.

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International

Yesterday 18:36

Putin says that Russia is not interested in returning to the G7, while threatening Ukraine with the expansion of the offensive.

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International

Yesterday 18:22

The Hungarian company MOL intends to acquire the international assets of Lukoil, affected by American sanctions.

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International

Yesterday 18:13

A tram in Iași derailed after it hit a car and a van.

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Current Affairs

Yesterday 17:39

Four unidentified military drones followed President Zelensky's plane in Dublin, prompting an investigation into their source.

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International

Yesterday 17:30

Ion Țiriac sold two buildings in the center of Bucharest, one of which was purchased by the Tănăsoiu family for nearly 10 million euros

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Current Affairs

Yesterday 17:21

Stelian Bujduveanu announced the signing of a European funding of almost 400 million euros for the modernization of public transport in Bucharest

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Current Affairs

Yesterday 17:01

The National Environmental Guard has fined Bucharest and Ilfov nearly 2.5 million lei for exceeding pollution limits, including the Capital City Hall.

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Environment

Yesterday 16:48

A bridge in Călărași County collapsed due to the discharges from the Mihăilești dam. The mayor of Budești claims that there are no risks for residents and that other access routes are available.

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Current Affairs

Yesterday 16:38

Despite negotiations for a ceasefire, Putin is intensifying his strategy of Russification of the occupied territories, aiming to transform the Ukrainians in Donbas into 'true Russians' by 2036.

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International

Yesterday 16:31

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs informs Romanian citizens about the continuation of farmers' protests in Greece, which may cause roadblocks.

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Diaspora

Yesterday 16:12

The Commission for Truth and Reconciliation in Finland requests official apologies for the historical injustices committed against the Sami people and proposes 68 measures to improve their situation.

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International

Yesterday 16:04

The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against the Pentagon, claiming that the new rules regarding journalists' activities restrict freedom of expression, violating the First Amendment.

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