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President Trump announced a 'historic' agreement for Hamas to disarm, a claim met with skepticism and conditional acceptance from Hamas, who stated it depends on Israel honoring commitments. The announcement has sparked debate about its implications for Israel and Gaza.
High school graduates in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, were given incorrect grades due to a software bug from a private provider, though no re-examinations will be required.
Saudi Arabia has entered the conflict between the U.S. and Iran by participating in airstrikes targeting Iran-backed Popular Mobilization Forces militias in Iraq. This development comes amidst broader tensions, including discussions of Houthi fees for Red Sea shipping and new U.S. sanctions on Iran-linked tankers.
Romania's Health Minister Cseke Attila has proposed modifications to healthcare bonuses, assuring that employees' incomes will not decrease. These proposals, which also include other changes, have been agreed upon by trade unions.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius offered his condolences following the death of a high school graduate.
An 11-year-old boy, Brodie Dituri, was severely injured in an alligator attack while fishing in Florida, resulting in the loss of his dominant right hand. His father and bystanders intervened to help until emergency services arrived.
The National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management in Romania has issued a yellow code hydrological warning, valid until midnight, for river sectors in seven counties: Alba, Cluj, Dâmbovița, Prahova, Ialomița, Buzău, and Vrancea.
High school graduates in Vilnius were honored at a ceremony in the Vilnius City Hall for achieving excellent results in their state exams, with over a hundred students receiving more than one perfect score. The city mayor presented certificates of appreciation and 100 EUR gift cards to those with multiple top marks.
US intelligence agencies are investigating whether Russia provided assistance to Iran in recent drone attacks against CIA facilities in the Middle East, following reports of high-precision strikes.
The United States has sent its first humanitarian aid flight to Cuba, delivering food and hygiene kits as part of a $100 million commitment. This marks a significant step in US aid efforts to the island nation.
Romania's Minister of Environment has addressed the risk of floods in the Prahova and Dâmbovița counties, assuring that there are reserves at the Paltinu and Măneciu dams to mitigate potential surges.
Over 400,000 public sector workers in Romania will have their incomes frozen for the coming years, with only 3% having witnessed actual layoffs in their institutions. A significant majority, 8 out of 10, express disbelief in a performance-based reform.
Prosecutors Ion Ursu and Alexandru Gaina were audited by Panel B of the Prosecutor Evaluation Commission. Ion Ursu, a prosecutor in the Chișinău municipality Prosecutor's Office, was questioned regarding an identified imbalance between income and expenses over several years.
A recommendation for a specific blush product that is considered essential for travelers heading abroad.
Ukrainian drone attacks targeted Russian logistics centers, including a Wildberries warehouse storing drone components, and an oil depot in the Moscow region, resulting in at least seven deaths. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy confirmed the strikes on two significant logistics facilities in Russia.
US attacks on Iran have continued for the seventh consecutive night, with American forces reporting strikes on military infrastructure, underground weapons depots, and maritime capabilities in southern Iran.
Romania's National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) has clarified that the increase in the gross national minimum wage from July 1, 2026, will not change the health contribution amount owed by uninsured individuals who opt into the public system.
A nostalgic driver installed a non-functional ticket composter, bought from a flea market, in a STV bus in Bucharest, which became a viral sensation online.
The United States has launched new strikes against Iranian targets and reimposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports, leading to a rise in oil prices. This escalation follows threats from President Trump to bomb Iranian bridges and power plants, while Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps warned of blocking more waterways.
Independent entrepreneurs in Moldova registered over 41.1 million lei in total income for June, with calculated unique taxes amounting to approximately 6.1 million lei, marking a 14.04% increase from the previous month.
The first patients have been enrolled in an Ebola treatment trial in the Ituri Province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. This marks a significant step in combating the deadly virus in the region.
Donald Trump has issued strong threats against Iran, stating that the US military is prepared to 'decimate and destroy' the country with 'a thousand missiles' if any attempt is made on his life. These threats follow reports and chants from Iran calling for his assassination.
The Lithuanian Armed Forces announced that high school graduates who have completed mandatory military service and registered it in the LAMA BPO system will receive an additional 0.5 competitive points for university admissions.
Bonnie Tyler, the iconic Welsh singer known for her powerful voice and 80s hits like 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' and 'Holding Out for a Hero,' has passed away at the age of 75. Tributes poured in from fans and fellow artists remembering the rock and pop powerhouse.
The results of matriculation exams are an emotional challenge for many Lithuanian graduates, raising questions about university admissions and future opportunities. This article outlines the remaining options for those who do not pass their exams.
Veteran analyst Mike Dolan writes that Ukrainian strikes are hitting Russia where it hurts most, recalling a comment made over a decade ago by late US Senator John McCain.
Thousands have been evacuated as wildfires, exacerbated by an extreme heatwave, rage across southern Europe, particularly in France, Spain, and Portugal. Satellite images show smoke plumes over the affected regions, with concerns about the intensifying heat.
Russian forces launched a deadly attack on Kyiv, killing at least 14 people and causing significant damage to apartments, marking the second major strike in less than a week. The attack occurred just ahead of a crucial NATO summit.
Viorel Pașca has been placed under judicial control in the case of illegal asylums in Bihor, Romania, following accusations from DIICOT. Prosecutors are seeking the preventive arrest of Pașca, his wife, and their three sons, detailing how the network allegedly exploited vulnerable individuals and misappropriated their pensions.
Romanian PSD deputy Marian Mina is facing scrutiny after purchasing a 120,000 euro Audi, despite his loan payments reportedly exceeding his declared income. When questioned, he defended the purchase by asking if politicians should use scooters.
Romania's National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) has issued a warning to individuals renting out rooms on short-term platforms like Airbnb and Booking, reminding them of their tax obligations and potential fines for undeclared income.
A new report suggests that global farmer incomes could increase by approximately 9% by 2035 due to rising productivity and demand. However, the report also highlights various risks that could impact food production and prices.
The United States launched strikes against targets in Iran following an attack on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting Iranian retaliation and a breakdown of the recent ceasefire. This exchange of violence has led to the evacuation of 2,500 sailors from the Strait.
After exam season, high school graduates in Lithuania are preparing for their farewell parties, with some students in Klaipėda gymnasiums facing costs of up to several hundred euros for events that include their parents.
Romania's National Institute of Hydrology has issued two orange flood warnings for several river basins in the southern part of the country, valid until Wednesday morning, due to recent heavy rainfall.
Israeli strikes have devastated the ancient coastal city of Tyre in Lebanon, a site once coveted by Alexander the Great. The attacks have left the historic city shaken.
Scientists are making progress in deciphering the complex chemical cocktail that makes certain individuals more attractive to mosquitoes. This research is crucial due to the serious diseases spread by these insects.
A wave of criticism has emerged in the public sphere following a high school graduation celebration in Biržai on May 29, with residents questioning if the police response was overly strict after 36 administrative offense protocols were issued to young people.
Following multiple deaths, new security measures were promised for the Saukonlaituri parking garage in Jätkäsaari, Helsinki. The parking company's proposals for potential changes will be presented to residents for comment after Midsummer, with decisions expected in the autumn.
This article discusses five common myths about Pillar III pensions, which are optional private pensions in Romania. It clarifies that these are different from mandatory private pensions and explains contribution details.
Lithuanian eleventh-grade students are taking their mathematics exams, while high school graduates are sitting for their foreign language exams. The first results for the eleventh-grade exams are being announced.
Several UNESCO World Heritage sites, including a Slovak village in the Carpathian Mountains, are regretting their recognition due to problems caused by excessive tourism.
The United States launched new strikes against Iran, prompting Iran to retaliate with missile attacks on American military bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan. This exchange of fire has led to a significant escalation of tensions in the Middle East, with some reports indicating Iran's threat to close the Strait of Hormuz.
A 15-year-old boy tragically lost his life this morning in a swimming pool in Gjirokastër, Albania, with initial reports suggesting cold water may have been a contributing factor, though full circumstances are under investigation.
Lithuanian high school graduates are taking the state English language exam, which is one of the most popular exams with 19,500 students participating in the second part.
The Romanian subsidiary of the AI company UiPath reported higher revenues for 2025, but increased expenses led the Bucharest-based firm to a net loss, according to official data.
A bill concerning pool safety is stalled in the Italian Senate, facing opposition from hotels and agritourism businesses. Federalberghi reports 14 deaths per year, and Prime Minister Meloni has written to a mother who lost a child, promising to accelerate the bill.
The UN nuclear watchdog, IAEA, has expressed extreme concern over Iran's refusal to allow inspections of its nuclear facilities and provide information, raising fears of proliferation. The agency stated it has been unable to inspect Iranian sites and urged immediate action.
An Iranian attack on Kuwait International Airport resulted in one fatality, multiple injuries, and significant damage to the airport and diplomatic missions. The incident led to the suspension of air traffic over Kuwait and contributed to rising oil prices amid escalating tensions between Iran and the US.
Reports highlight China's evolving 'second-strike' nuclear doctrine and the extensive construction of fortifications in the desert, indicating a significant expansion of its nuclear capabilities. Experts note the unprecedented scale of these developments.
Romanian foresters are protesting a new unitary salary law, claiming it will reduce their income by 25% by eliminating a risk bonus. The Silva Federation is advocating for the removal of this provision.
Lithuanian high school graduates took their language and literature exam, with one of the featured works being 'Alina' by Vytautas V. Landsbergis, the son of the first head of the restored Lithuanian state, prompting his father's comment on its inclusion under the current government.
The United States and Iran launched mutual attacks despite ongoing ceasefire efforts, with the US striking Iranian military sites and Tehran responding by targeting an air base. This escalation occurred as peace initiatives faltered in the Middle East.
O minge de foc a intrat sâmbătă în atmosferă cu peste 120.000 km/h și s-a dezintegrat deasupra Statelor Unite.
The investigative journalism website Recorder announced that 50,000 Romanians contributed through donations in 2025, leading to record revenues for the organization. This number of donors is equivalent to a full National Arena stadium.
Lithuanian musician Stano addressed high school graduates as they approach their final weeks of school, noting their annual creativity during the "last bell" celebrations.
The Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) has arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo, stating that the ongoing Ebola outbreak can be stopped despite challenges posed by conflict and insecurity in the region.
A Ukrainian presidential advisor warned that Kyiv would 'immediately destroy' critical infrastructure in Belarus if Minsk were to join Russia's war against Ukraine, stating that Belarusian targets are 'within range.'
A new salary law prepared by the Romanian government is set to bring significant changes to incomes within the Justice system and public order/national security structures. Simulations from the Ministry of Labor indicate revised basic salaries for judges, clerks, and police officers by 2027.
A new salary law in Romania will reintegrate mayoralties and county councils into the national unified salary system starting in 2027. This change comes after nearly a decade during which local administrations had the autonomy to set their own salaries.
Armandas Lozoraitis, a talented high school graduate with high academic results, chose to stay in his hometown of Šiauliai for his studies, despite having options in larger cities, calling it a well-thought-out decision rather than a compromise.
Pavăl Holding, the investment vehicle of Dedeman owners, the Pavăl brothers, recorded significant increases in revenues and profits last year, reaching 2.6 billion lei.
An angry crowd in the Democratic Republic of Congo set fire to an Ebola treatment center, fueled by growing tensions and disputes related to the ongoing outbreak. The incident occurred as the Ebola outbreak continued to spread in the region.
Iran has issued a stern warning that any resumption of US attacks would lead to a war that would spread "far beyond the region." Iranian officials stated that their devastating strikes would crush any aggressors.
The World Health Organization declared a global public health emergency over the rapidly spreading Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which has caused numerous deaths and prompted international concern. The outbreak has spread beyond borders, leading to increased intervention efforts and travel advisories.
The World Health Organization declared the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda a global health emergency, leading to heightened international vigilance and border screening. This decision came as several countries, including Macau and Hong Kong, ramped up precautions and reports emerged of Americans exposed to the virus.
A new Ebola virus disease outbreak has claimed dozens of lives in the remote Ituri Province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Africa CDC has called for an urgent regional coordination meeting to address the escalating health crisis.
State-owned enterprises and commercial companies in Moldova concluded 2025 with 68.5 billion lei in sales revenue and an aggregate net profit of over 3.1 billion lei, with Moldovagaz topping the list.
The United States launched heavy retaliatory strikes on Iranian military infrastructure, including Qeshm Island, in response to an attack on a US base in Jordan that killed three American troops. Iran's Guards reported three members killed in the US attacks, while Jordan intercepted Iranian missiles.
Following a fire in Postribë, one child has been found deceased, while search efforts are ongoing for the mother and another minor child who were at an old, uninhabitable house that caught fire.
Hopes for de-escalation in US-Iran hostilities have increased following reports of ongoing talks and a meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump, where Iran was a primary agenda item, leading to a drop in oil prices.
Data from Romania's National Institute of Statistics (INS) reveals that in 2025, only three out of ten Romanian households could afford a week-long vacation outside their home. Even fewer, less than 15%, had funds for cultural activities like theater or cinema.
The Romanian National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) announced it will begin issuing ex officio tax assessment decisions to individuals who earned income in 2021 but failed to file a Single Declaration or declare all their earnings.
The Mayor of Vilnius has expressed condolences following the tragic death of a 19-year-old high school graduate in a car accident in the Vilnius district.
In Šilalė, 196 high school students graduated this year, with one student achieving four perfect scores on state matriculation exams, marking exceptional academic success in the region.
Ministries in Croatia and Lithuania have recognized and rewarded their top-performing high school graduates. Two students from Kaunas, Lithuania, received special gifts for their perfect scores.
A red code flood alert has been issued for Dâmbovița and Prahova counties in Romania, with hydrologists warning of flash floods and local inundations. Firefighters are evacuating water from homes and households in affected areas.
Hydrologists have issued a red code warning for major flood risks in Prahova and Dâmboviţa counties in Romania, effective from Tuesday night through Wednesday noon.
Iran targeted a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz as the United States conducted its tenth consecutive night of strikes against Iranian military targets. The escalating tensions have led to a State Department warning for Americans worldwide and a rise in oil prices.
Romania has corrected its public sector spending on salaries, no longer ranking first in the EU for state income allocated to wages, while the implementation of a new salary law has been delayed for three years.
A warning strike has been initiated in nearly 500 hospitals across Romania due to dissatisfaction with the new salary law, with unions threatening a general strike. The Social Democratic Party (PSD) plans to submit amendments to the law, citing income losses for many professions.
An Israeli airstrike on a funeral in Gaza has resulted in the deaths of at least seven people and wounded 22 others, according to hospital reports, with some sources indicating a higher death toll.
Romania's Social Democratic Party (PSD) has stated it will not vote for a new wage law that would cut public sector employees' incomes. The party emphasized that no public employee should lose income.
Relatives of a patient who died after being denied a blood transfusion were part of a crowd that stormed Nyakunde Hospital in Ituri province, Congo, throwing stones and damaging the facility.
The United States has carried out fresh strikes against targets in Iran, prompting Iran to threaten the closure of additional critical maritime trade routes. This escalation raises concerns about the potential impact on international shipping and regional stability.
A 32-year-old municipal councilor in Moldova has been detained and is under criminal investigation for allegedly defrauding two investors of over 155,000 euros by promising fictitious returns on real estate projects.
The United Kingdom government plans to change its laws to enable the deportation of Shabir Ahmed, the convicted ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang, to Pakistan.
A 15-year-old boy tragically drowned in the Osum River in Orizaj, Berat, with villagers blaming riverbank works for creating mud-filled pits that caused the incident.
A minor from Poland was seriously injured in a car accident in Bar, Montenegro. Separately, a minor was also seriously injured in Fier, Albania, when a vehicle veered off the road and crashed into a wall.
Reports indicate that Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected peace initiatives, including those from Donald Trump, and is preparing to escalate the war in Ukraine with a focus on seizing the Donbas region. The Kremlin has stated it no longer believes the West desires negotiations on Ukraine.
Romanian hydrologists and meteorologists have issued orange and yellow code warnings for floods on rivers in three counties and storms across 17 counties, including Bucharest. These alerts indicate severe weather conditions are expected.
The conflict between the United States and Iran has escalated significantly, with the US launching new attacks after President Trump declared a truce agreement over. This follows earlier retaliatory attacks by Iran on US military bases in Bahrain and Kuwait.
The Romanian National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) has extended the powers of its Anti-Fraud Directorate, allowing inspectors to verify personal fiscal situations and apply a 70% tax on income from unidentified sources.
Inspectors from Romania's General Directorate for Fiscal Anti-Fraud (ANAF) will now verify personal tax situations to apply a 70% tax on unjustified income obtained by individuals.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has challenged Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet him in Kostyantynivka, Ukraine, denying Russian claims of capturing the city. This invitation comes as Ukraine continues to target Russian oil infrastructure and Putin signs new tax laws to support the Russian fuel market.
Russia is accused of conducting an 18-month surveillance campaign targeting European military and nuclear facilities, potentially using drones and even a Bulgarian ship. This coordinated effort raises concerns about espionage.
Donald Trump visited North Dakota, where he engaged with an AI version of Teddy Roosevelt and discussed his achievements, while also making a controversial joke. This visit occurred amidst reports of his financial disclosures, including significant income from various ventures, and E. Jean Carroll's demand for him to pay $5.8 million in damages.
A severe bus accident in Albania resulted in the death of the driver, Redion Hasimi, and left 12 passengers injured. Two foreign nationals are reportedly in serious condition and undergoing surgery.
A drone attack on Bahrain and a tanker strike in the Strait of Hormuz have escalated tensions in the Persian Gulf, raising concerns about the stability of the US-Iran ceasefire. Gulf countries have strongly condemned Iran's actions, which are seen as the worst escalation since the peace deal.
The United Nations has announced that over 50,000 people are missing in Venezuela following recent earthquakes, with the death toll exceeding 900. This comes as the EU continues various activities, including backing a Rett syndrome therapy and holding energy talks with Iraq.
Daylight is a primary consideration in Reykjavík's first large Svan-certified project, 'Orkureiturinn'. From the design phase, a simulation model was used to ensure optimal sunlight and brightness in the apartments, meeting strict daylight certification requirements.
Fears of an accelerated Ebola outbreak are spreading in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ituri province, where hundreds of thousands face critically limited access to clean water and sanitation, exacerbated by recent aid cuts.
The Greek government is preparing strict new measures for internet use by minors, including a proposed bill to ban internet access for those under 15, citing a rise in ADHD cases and school exclusions due to mobile phone use.
Greece's tourism sector demonstrated solid performance in the first quarter of 2026, with significant revenue growth despite geopolitical turbulence, according to the Bank of Greece.
The Albanian Parliament approved changes to the Road Code with 84 votes in favor, following a serious accident in Durrës that resulted in the deaths of two minors, with amendments proposed by Socialist Party deputies.
Helsinki has drastically raised marina berth rents for boaters by up to 70 percent, leading to yacht clubs losing members due to the significant fee increases.
Actress Laverne Cox stated she has lost 90 percent of her income in two years, attributing it to Trump's rollbacks of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Her experience highlights the financial impact of these policy changes on individuals in the entertainment industry.
Inspectors from the Romanian National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) have identified additional tax claims exceeding 540 million lei and imposed precautionary measures of over 123 million lei. This follows more than 1,100 controls on individuals with unclear assets and income over the past year.
High school examinations in Lithuania are once again causing significant distress for graduates, with ongoing concerns about the fairness and impact of the tests.
As the second week of the main state matriculation exam session concludes, eleventh-graders are taking their informatics exam on Thursday, while twelfth-graders are completing the second part of their biology exam.
Įpusėjus valstybinių brandos egzaminų (VBE) sesijai, trečiadienį abiturientai laikys ekonomikos ir verslumo egzaminą, o vienuoliktokai atliks pirmosios anglų kalbos egzamino dalies užduotis.
The number of Ebola cases has now surpassed 500, with the WHO chief commending neighboring Uganda for its effective response to the outbreak.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has escalated, with health workers facing low pay and exhaustion, prompting the EU to send emergency aid and the WHO to urge neighboring countries to prepare. Concerns over the outbreak also led to a World Cup warm-up match being moved and played behind closed doors.
Moldova has issued a yellow code warning for significant runoff on slopes, torrents, and rapid floods due to forecasted heavy rains. The alert also includes atmospheric instability and abundant rainfall over the weekend.
The main examination session for high school graduates is underway in Lithuania, with students taking the second part of the mathematics state maturity exam on Friday.
Hundreds of employees at the Cugir Arms Factory in Romania protested against low incomes, with many earning the minimum wage, after failing to secure a salary increase in discussions with management.
The main session of national graduation exams has commenced in Lithuania, with the Lithuanian language and literature exam being the first major test for thousands of high school graduates.
Russia has banned aviation fuel exports, while a Volgograd oil refinery halted operations following a drone attack, leading to gasoline shortages and public outcry in Russian-occupied Crimea. These events highlight the impact of Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian energy infrastructure.
Pirmadienį antrąja lietuvių kalbos ir literatūros egzamino dalimi pradedant Valstybinių brandos egzaminų sesiją, dalis abiturientų jau žino, kad egzaminą yra išlaikę, sako Nacionalinės švietimo…
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed damage to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant's turbine hall wall following a drone attack, while also stating that radiation levels remained normal. Ukraine denied striking the occupied plant but acknowledged hitting Russian energy targets.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading faster than it can be contained, prompting the WHO to visit the epicenter and review treatments and vaccine candidates. Concerns are growing about the virus's spread, with a suspected case even reported in Brazil.
WHO chief Tedros Ghebreyesus landed in Kinshasa ahead of a planned visit to the eastern province of Ituri, the epicenter of an outbreak.
Albania's University Hospital Center (QSUT) is reportedly offering hormone therapy to individuals as young as 14, a decision that has drawn strong criticism from Tritan Shehu. Shehu condemned the move as a criminal and illegal act, claiming it was made in secrecy without public consultation.
The university admissions marathon is starting in Lithuania, marking a crucial period for high school graduates following their state matriculation exams. The article provides key deadlines, common mistakes, and advice for applicants.
Romanian courts of appeal, tribunals, and the Superior Council of Magistracy have strongly criticized the new salary law, stating it freezes judicial salaries and undermines the constitutional position of the judiciary. Political figures have also weighed in on potential prime minister scenarios.
The governor of Ituri province in the Democratic Republic of Congo has warned that delays in responding to the Ebola outbreak could lead to a catastrophe, emphasizing the urgency of swift action.
The United States launched new strikes on Iranian missile sites and boats near the Strait of Hormuz, claiming self-defense, which led to a rise in global oil prices and threats from Iran. These attacks occurred amidst ongoing peace negotiations, with some officials suggesting a deal could be reached soon.
Eight people were detained in a criminal case concerning smuggling and money laundering activities carried out through an organized network operating in the territory of the Republic of Moldova.
High school graduates across Croatia celebrated Norijada, their traditional end-of-year festivities, with events in Zagreb, Split, Zadar, and Rijeka featuring dancing, singing, and various playful activities.
Nvidia's latest earnings report received a mixed market reaction, with some related stocks rising despite the overall market opening lower. Concurrently, Walmart reported Q1 earnings, warning of slowing sales growth and a profit miss due to higher fuel costs and consumer focus on deals.
A Trump-backed candidate secured victory in the Kentucky Republican primary, defeating incumbent Thomas Massie and further solidifying former President Trump's influence over the Republican Party. This outcome was part of a broader election day that saw various primary races across several US states.
Kievul folosește dronele pentru lovituri intense cu rază medie de acțiune (30-180 de kilometri în spatele frontului), care perturbă operațiunile Rusiei și deschid calea pentru atacuri cu rază lungă…
Romanian Economy Minister Irineu Darău refuted "myths" surrounding the SAFE program, asserting that over 50% of its production will directly take place in Romania. He also outlined his "red line" concerning a potential government coalition.
Digi Communications N.V., a major European telecommunications company listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, announced consolidated revenues of €593 million for the first quarter of 2026.
Interim Deputy Prime Minister Oana Gheorghiu revealed that ten individuals hold 47 positions across 16 different state-owned energy companies in Romania, highlighting the sensitivity of the sector due to its direct impact on the economy and budget.
A Moldovan MP from 'Democracy at Home' faces potential sanctions for an alleged discriminatory speech in Parliament, while his wife is employed by the Council of Europe, an organization protecting human rights.
The United States and Saudi Arabia conducted joint airstrikes against Iran-aligned groups in Iraq, with reports indicating multiple casualties. This action comes amidst ongoing tensions and concerns that Iran is attempting to derail ceasefire talks.
The Romanian National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) is launching a major campaign to issue hundreds of thousands of tax assessment decisions for undeclared income obtained abroad between 2021 and 2024. This initiative aims to bring hundreds of thousands of Romanians with foreign earnings into the tax system.
The alumni community of Vilnius Lyceum reacted sensitively to the tragic death of a 19-year-old high school graduate who died in a BMW car accident in Vilnius district last Thursday afternoon.
The driver involved in a tragic accident in the Vilnius district has given his version of events, claiming the student he collided with suddenly moved into his path.
The United States has continued its aerial strikes on Iran for a 13th consecutive night, escalating tensions in the Middle East and causing global oil prices to skyrocket. The sustained military action has raised concerns about a prolonged conflict and its economic impact.
A high school graduate in Panevėžys, Lithuania, who achieved three perfect scores on state matriculation exams, was honored with a cash prize by the city municipality.
Interim Health Minister Cseke Attila met with health union representatives to discuss a new public sector wage law, aiming to prevent income decreases for personnel.
The only high school graduate in Alytus to achieve five perfect scores on exams has shared insights into his success and received a substantial prize. His exceptional academic performance has been recognized.
Hydrologists have issued red code warnings for floods and flash floods in rivers across Dâmbovița and Prahova counties in Romania, with hydrological alerts also in effect for several other counties.
The death toll from the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 930, with Ituri remaining the epicenter. Neighboring countries are increasing preparedness efforts as the outbreak continues to accelerate, despite Canada barring travelers from the DRC.
The United States has continued its attacks on Iran for a ninth consecutive night following the deaths of three US soldiers, leading to a surge in oil prices. Despite the ongoing military action, Iran states that diplomatic negotiations with Washington are still proceeding through mediators.
The United States conducted airstrikes targeting Iranian forces, including the Revolutionary Guard, in retaliation for an attack that killed two American service members in Jordan. This marks the eighth consecutive day of US attacks on targets in Iran, with Tehran threatening unforgettable lessons in response.
Hydrologists have issued a yellow code flood warning for a segment of the Buzău River, affecting four counties in Romania, valid for the coming hours.
A new salary law in Romania proposes a reduction in income for some teachers, as the allowance for teachers who are also class masters will be granted as a fixed sum rather than a percentage of the basic salary, leading to a lower net amount after taxation.
The Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Vilnius shared impressive footage of several hundred Polish high school graduates from Vilnius city and district performing the polonaise in Cathedral Square. This cultural event celebrates their graduation and Polish heritage.
A survey reveals the primary concerns of Lithuanian high school graduates regarding 2026 university admissions, with experts advising a focus on clear career prospects, opportunities for part-time work, and financial independence over program prestige.
Ebola is spreading unprecedentedly in Congo's Ituri province, the hardest-hit area, while healthcare workers at treatment centers are on strike due to unpaid wages and limited equipment, risking their lives without compensation.
Actor Lionel Boyce, who portrays the quiet dessert chef Marcus in the popular TV series 'The Bear,' shares insights into his character, describing him as patient rather than merely kind.
In Congo's Ituri province, two new medicines for the Bundibugyo variant of the Ebola virus are being tested on patients, in an international initiative aimed at reducing mortality rates.
New satellite images suggest that Iran may be secretly rebuilding some of its nuclear facilities, according to a CNN investigation. These images raise questions about the country's nuclear program and potential reconstruction efforts.
Ukraine has escalated its drone attacks against Russian oil infrastructure, targeting numerous fuel tankers and oil depots in the Black Sea and Azov Sea regions. These strikes aim to disrupt Russia's oil supply chain and have reportedly caused significant damage and fuel shortages.
The US has launched new airstrikes on Iran, with Tehran retaliating by targeting Bahrain, Kuwait, and Qatar, further escalating the conflict and questioning a temporary peace agreement. Explosions were heard in Bahrain following Iranian attacks, and maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has nearly halted due to the renewed hostilities, raising fears of a broader war.
The Polish government has unveiled new hospital reforms, including proposals for maximum salary levels for doctors, amidst a scandal concerning doctors' pay and a 'VIP lounge'. Health Minister Izabela Leszczyna presented the recommendations for changes in healthcare.
The United States conducted a new wave of extensive strikes against dozens of targets in Iran and reimposed oil sanctions in response to Iranian attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. This escalation led to a rise in oil prices and a promise of a 'decisive' response from Tehran.
The Finnish Defense Forces closed a sea area near Kotka for several hours, leaving ferry passengers and cottage residents stranded at the dock. A ferry captain described such restrictions as common during the summer.
Former Olympian David Hearn has been indicted on charges of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which had recently undergone renovations by Donald Trump. His lawyers argue that the charges, which could lead to a 10-year prison sentence, should alarm all Americans.
Russia conducted its largest attack on Kyiv to date, using a barrage of drones and missiles that resulted in at least 18 deaths and 90 injuries. The strikes caused widespread damage, including to a logistics company terminal in Zaporizhzhia.
Award-winning author Yang Shuang-zi, a Booker Prize winner, is recognized for her unique exploration of emotions between women. Her latest work is described as a subtly masterful journey into Taiwan's history.
Senatorul AUR Petrişor Peiu atrage atenţia că eliminarea impozitului minim pe cifra de afaceri (IMCA) riscă să încurajeze din nou practicile de „optimizare” fiscală şi solicită explicaţii publice din…
Schools in Kaunas, Lithuania, are actively seeking teachers as nearly half of the country's current educators are aged 55 or older, with the Ministry of Education predicting a worsening teacher shortage in the coming years.
A 57-year-old Albanian father has made a heartfelt appeal for help to find his son, with whom he lost contact in 1999 following a painful divorce and the mother's silent departure. The year 1999 marked a turning point for the country and a personal tragedy for the father.
The Romanian National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) will send notifications to taxpayers with discrepancies between declared income and information received from foreign tax authorities, urging them to clarify their financial situations.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 1,000 confirmed cases, with 254 fatalities. UNICEF has warned that millions of children are at risk as the virus continues to spread.
Thousands of Albanian citizens, including diaspora members, continue their 21-day protests against a proposed real estate project by Jared Kushner and the current government, with protestors demanding Prime Minister Rama's resignation and a technical government.
He said that the DRC was driving the outbreak, with Ituri Province as the epicenter, reporting 91 confirmed cases and accounting for 78 per cent of all deaths recorded in the country. The post Ebola…
A decision on safety measures for the Saukonlaituri parking garage in Helsinki is delayed, and unauthorized movement on its roof continues.
This article discusses a popular butter-yellow summer color trend that is not going out of style, asking readers if they own anything in the shade.
Hopp and Orkureiturinn have initiated a collaboration aimed at promoting green transportation and enhancing convenience in the surrounding area.
Donald Trump is pushing for a US-Iran deal, stating it is hours away, despite Israeli strikes on Beirut's outskirts that he called unjustified and a threat to the ceasefire. Iran has condemned the Israeli attacks and warned the US of consequences.
High school students in Lithuania are scheduled to take their informatics exam, as well as native language and literature exams for Belarusian, Polish, Russian, and German national minorities.
Romanians are increasingly seeking complete photovoltaic system kits as electricity costs become a constant concern. This trend reflects a growing interest in alternative energy solutions to manage household expenses.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is grappling with a rapidly evolving Ebola outbreak that has claimed over 100 lives and spread to Uganda. This health crisis is unfolding as the country also prepares for upcoming World Cup matches, with a warm-up game against Chile reportedly played behind closed doors due to the situation.
Premier-designate Eugen Tomac continued discussions with political parties regarding the formation of a new government, finalizing his list of proposed ministers. Despite understanding party grievances, Tomac emphasized the need for action, facing criticism from figures like Ciucu regarding his ministerial selections.
Dozens of localities in Romania, including villages in Prahova and Buzău counties, have been isolated following severe storms and flash floods, leaving many residents trapped in their homes.
High school graduates in Lithuania are sharing their impressions and experiences after completing the second part of their mathematics exam.
Six months after an article highlighted the case of Yandex and its Moldovan firm reporting zero revenue, the Moldovan Parliament announced a new bill. The proposed law will oblige taxi platforms to process payments through banks in Moldova, aiming to address lost state revenue.
Sindicatele din Ministerul Investițiilor și Proiectelor Europene, OIR, PECU, APIA și MADR amenință cu greva generală începând din 5 iunie, acuzând Guvernul că pregătește o „lovitură finală pentru…
Sweden is considering lowering the age of criminal responsibility to 13 for minors convicted of serious offenses, a move prompted by concerns over children as young as 11 being involved in gang-related contract killings.
Russia fired a record 8,150 drones at Ukraine in May, according to an AFP analysis, marking the highest monthly total since the invasion began. These attacks resulted in at least one fatality and injuries, including a worker at a gas station in Kharkiv.
Lithuanian high school graduates are undergoing their most crucial test, the state matriculation exams. On Monday, students took the Lithuanian Language and Literature (Part II) exam.
Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council, threatened strikes on 'NATO nuclear power plants' following Russia's accusation that Ukraine attacked the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant with a drone.
An article explores six popular nutrition myths, including the belief that carrots improve night vision, and discusses the role of science in separating fact from fiction.
The World Health Organization (WHO) reported a significant increase in suspected Ebola cases and deaths from the Bundibugyo strain, particularly in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The WHO chief visited the epicenter and announced prioritization of clinical trials for treatments and vaccines.
Students in Lithuania and Serbia are celebrating their last day of school, marking the end of the academic year for eighth graders and high school graduates. Festivities are taking place in various cities, including Vilnius.
Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated following Iran's interception of a US drone near Bushehr and a naval standoff at sea. This comes as the US also implements new travel measures and drone bans related to the upcoming World Cup.
Romania's General Prosecutor's Office is criticizing a new public sector salary law, warning that its provisions could undermine the independence of the judiciary by reducing prosecutors' incomes and threatening legal action.
A new salary reform in Romania aims to increase doctors' incomes by 2027 and reduce pay disparities between hospitals.
Russia has threatened to launch a series of systematic strikes on Kyiv and urged the United States to evacuate its embassy staff from the Ukrainian capital. This comes after an 18-year-old was arrested for allegedly assisting Russia in one of its largest attacks on Kyiv.
The World Health Organization has reported over 900 suspected Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo, raising the risk level. The situation is further complicated by groups of young people reportedly storming a hospital to demand the bodies of their relatives.
Authorities in Brașov County, Romania, have issued a high flood risk warning due to torrential rains, advising tourists to avoid northern valleys in the Făgăraș Mountains.
Samsung Electronics' largest labor union has called off its planned strike, putting a tentative wage agreement to a vote among its members. The decision follows a breakdown in earlier wage talks that had threatened the company with its first-ever major strike.
The Romanian government has pledged to increase public sector salaries through a new wage law, ensuring no civil servant's income will decrease, though not all will benefit from raises.
An amendment supported by the Ministry of Finance has exempted individuals with copyright income from the RO e-Factura system, aiming to simplify the process.
A new Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has resulted in at least 80 deaths, with reports of constant burials. Authorities have also confirmed 13 cases of a rare variant of the virus.