Latovlevici named coach of Politehnica Timișoara 2
Politehnica Timișoara has announced that, as of Friday, its second team has a new coach: former Romania intern...
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Spain: aircraft bomb threats are ‘not a coincidence’
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said Friday that the wave of hoax bomb threats targeting aircraft...
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Trump: “I love my Cabinet,” but signals post-midterm changes
US President Donald Trump said Friday he plans fresh Cabinet changes after Republicans’ crushing midterm defea...
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Creditors approve Liberty Galați sale plan from €200 million
Creditors of Liberty Galați SA and Liberty Tubular Products Galați SA have approved a new restructuring plan t...
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Future Frames: Romania’s first immersive film festival
In Bucharest, films are no longer watched only from a seat: audiences can step into the story. Romania’s first...
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Romania beaten 43–38 by Tonga in World Rugby Nations Cup
Romania’s rugby team lost 43–38 (22–17) to Tonga on Friday night at Arcul de Triumf Stadium in Bucharest in a...
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RO tourism: visitors want scenery, but prices broke the deal
Romanians want from a holiday exactly what the country already has in abundance: rest, quiet and scenery. An A...
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Tinmar Foundation: 320 merit scholarships in Sector 4
The Tinmar Foundation is expanding its “Education for the Future” programme and this school year is awarding m...
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‘Creangă’s Land’: 53.6m-lei holiday village planned in Târgu-Neamț
Neamț County Council has approved the feasibility study and technical-economic indicators for the “Ținutul lui...
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NZ election: Luxon vs Hipkins, too close to call
New Zealand voted on Saturday in a parliamentary election with no clear winner, amid cost-of-living, unemploym...
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New wave of bomb threats hits passenger flights across Europe
A fresh wave of hoax bomb threats hit European passenger flights for the third time in a week, forcing unplann...
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Italians debate: can you live in Romania on a €1,400 pension?
An Italian wants to move to Romania on a €1,400 pension. On expat forums some say he will live “more than well...
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Starbucks Romania swings to a 2025 loss after four profitable years
AmRest Coffee SRL, the operator of Starbucks cafés in Romania, ended 2025 in the red after four consecutive pr...
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Tofan: Moldova–Romania union is not a “Plan B”; EU first
Moldova’s prime minister Vasile Tofan said union with Romania is a fundamental decision about the state’s futu...
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Russian ballistic missiles hit Kyiv: Northern Bridge damaged, at least 6 hurt
Several waves of Russian ballistic missiles hit Kyiv overnight on 6–7 November, hours after President Volodymy...
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Bolojan’s coffee with PSD mayor Toma in Buzău: “Not switching to PSD”
PNL leader Ilie Bolojan told Buzău liberals on Friday that he had coffee at City Hall at lunch with PSD mayor...
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‘Male State’ founder denies link to Europe bomb threats
Vladislav Pozdniakov, founder of the Russian “Male State” movement banned in 2021 for extremism, on Friday den...
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Bolojan: many hospitals spend almost all their money on salaries
PNL leader Ilie Bolojan said Friday in Buzău that a large share of Romania’s hospitals spend almost all their...
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Eisenkot: progress toward Israel emergency coalition
Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot said Friday that talks to form a national emergency government had adv...
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New Zealand election: National and Labour in a tight race
Early results from New Zealand’s parliamentary election point to an extremely tight race between Prime Ministe...
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Gagauzia elections: union with Romania as scare theme
On 15 November 2026 Gagauzia elects its bashkan (governor) and 35 Popular Assembly deputies — the first simult...
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Israel’s Arab-led parties hold key role after inconclusive election
Palestinian citizens of Israel turned out in record numbers in October’s election, helping strip Benjamin Neta...
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Paraguay: Alliana president after Peña’s removal
Paraguay has a new president after parliament removed Santiago Peña over the banking crisis tied to Ueno Bank....
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Jay Rockefeller, longtime U.S. Democratic senator, dies at 89
Former U.S. governor and senator Jay Rockefeller (John D. Rockefeller IV), a member of the Rockefeller dynasty...
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Bomb alerts on European flights: dozens of diversions
A wave of hoax bomb alerts disrupted European flights on Thursday, with diversions, emergency landings and fig...
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Herzog delays until Sunday who will try to form Israel’s government
Israeli President Isaac Herzog must decide who gets the first attempt at forming a government after an inconcl...
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Property-tax reform: market value is not the whole story
Public debate on Romania’s building tax often collapses into the claim that switching to market value will aut...
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COP31 in Antalya: fossil fuels and adaptation finance on the agenda
Cutting fossil-fuel use and financing climate adaptation are the core themes of the UN COP31 conference, which...
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23-year-old French student dies of dengue in Vietnam
A 23-year-old French student has died in Vietnam of dengue fever, a viral disease spread by mosquito bites. He...
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Paraguay: Santiago Peña under house arrest after impeachment
Paraguay’s ousted president, Santiago Peña, has been placed under house arrest after the collapse of digital b...
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Bomb threat on Brașov-bound train: 4,000-lei fine
A 62-year-old man from Bistrița-Năsăud county was fined 4,000 lei after calling 112 and threatening to blow up...
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Chirițoiu: Premier to take over Oltenia DEO networks in days
Romania’s Competition Council will in a few days approve Premier Energy’s takeover of Distribuție Energie Olte...
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