A woman was apprehended in Edo State, Nigeria, after allegedly being caught dumping her five-year-old baby in a river, reportedly acting on a seer’s advice. Police are currently investigating the incident.
The United States conducted new 'self-defense strikes' against multiple targets in Iran, prompting Iran to announce the complete closure of the Strait of Hormuz to all ships. The US Central Command later fact-checked Iran's claim, stating the strait was not closed, while oil prices rose amid concerns of extended energy flow disruption.
A scientist in Auckland has been praised for using his judo training to intervene and stop a woman's attack on a worker, an incident described as traumatizing for staff.
An Arkansas woman has filed a $2.35 million lawsuit against Delta Air Lines, alleging that a flight attendant falsely accused her father of human trafficking.
Following a significant election loss, Congresswoman Nancy Mace posted a photo of baked beans on social media, humorously acknowledging her political defeat.
The United States has launched new attacks against Iran, with reports of explosions and self-defense strikes, further escalating tensions in the Middle East. This comes as Iran accuses the US of attacking a water pipeline and an incident involving a tanker near Oman with missing Indian sailors.
Bestselling author Katherine Center has shared her top six favorite books about love and romance, including novels by Jane Austen, Emily Henry, and Julia Quinn.
Rapper Latto has confirmed that she has welcomed her first child, sharing details about the emotional experience. She described the birth as involving tears and immense anxiety.
A woman is challenging the Garda's decision to reject her application to become a trainee garda, citing concerns over her 'sphere of influence.' She claims the rejection denied her a 'dream job.'
A 66-year-old spiritual leader from Cluj County, Romania, has been preventatively arrested for 30 days on charges of sexually assaulting at least four minors.
The United Nations has called on the United States to re-evaluate its immigration policies, particularly in light of a Somalian referee being denied entry for the 2026 World Cup. This comes as a survey indicates only 11% of Europeans view the US as an ally.
General Milan Mojsilović, Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Army, met with the commander of US forces in Europe, General Alexis Grinkevich, and KFOR, stating that cooperation between the two sides is constructive and professional.
Romania has requested the EU to facilitate the culling of bears, arguing that people are in danger, drawing parallels to a previous instance where grey wolves were removed from a strictly protected species list after one ate Ursula von der Leyen's pony.
Romanian drivers involved in accidents with cars insured by the Bulgarian firm DallBogg, which has lost its operating license, must contact the company in Bulgaria directly for compensation.
Ten Members of the European Parliament shared their opinions on Eugen Tomac, the designated Romanian Prime Minister and their colleague, with descriptions ranging from 'loves Romania' to 'another yesman'.
Excitement is growing for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with numerous articles offering early predictions, tactical analyses, and previews of teams, players, and potential outcomes. Discussions also cover the new format, venues, and fan experience, including the potential for early morning viewing for some international fans.
Comedian Druski has been cast alongside Emma Stone and Chris Pine in Universal’s upcoming baseball romantic comedy 'The Catch', directed by Dave McCary.
Romania's State Protocol Patrimony Administration (RA-APPS) has for the first time published a register of all legal entities occupying its spaces, including political parties and institutions, in line with new transparency regulations.
Romania's National Meteorological Administration (ANM) has issued an orange code warning for storms and hail in Giurgiu and Dâmbovița counties, alongside updated yellow code alerts for severe weather across a large part of the country. These alerts indicate a high probability of strong winds, heavy rainfall, and hail in the affected regions.
Slovak MP Roman Michelko is being sued by police investigator Ján Čurilla for defamation, after Michelko publicly called Čurilla incompetent and a criminal in connection with a murder investigation.
A Moldovan newspaper previews its upcoming edition, featuring articles on the causes of military deaths in the National Army, the potential unification of Moldova with Romania, and ongoing legal cases involving Igor Dodon.
Serban Dragosloveanu, an orthopedic surgeon and manager of Bucharest's Foișor Orthopedic-Traumatology Hospital, has been proposed as the Minister of Health in the Tomac Government, according to HotNews sources.
A US diplomat was found dead in a hotel in Myanmar, with police treating the case as a possible homicide. A Thai woman has been detained in connection with the incident, and the US State Department has confirmed the fatality.
Two individuals have been arrested in Skopje on charges of domestic violence, following reports from a 36-year-old woman who was physically assaulted by her estranged husband.
NBA star Draymond Green clarified a controversial social media comment where he told a woman he'd 'crush' her 'dirty ass kids,' stating he meant it in a 'roast' context.
The Romanian Competition Council announced it won initial court cases against two banks that sought to suspend procedures in the ongoing ROBOR investigation. These victories mark a step forward in the council's probe into alleged collusion in setting the interbank interest rate.
A man from Liège is accused of raping a young woman who suffers from health issues and is considered vulnerable. The defendant claimed he had received suggestive photos from the victim.
Premier Restaurants România, the operator of McDonald's in Romania, has launched the second edition of its "Grant My Passion" program, aimed at supporting young people in pursuing their dreams.
A guard at the Natural History Museum in Paris has been taken into custody after being caught photographing under a woman's skirt. Exploitation of his phone revealed this was not an isolated incident.
Police in Chisinau reported the arrest of four individuals suspected of fraud after a 30-year-old woman lost 275,000 lei to scammers posing as employees of the National Bank of Moldova and Nova Post.
TMC councillor Swapan Samaddar has been arrested in connection with a 2021 post-poll violence case, following a complaint from a woman. Locals reportedly threw eggs at him during his arrest.
A Danish woman has been convicted for swindling an elderly Norwegian woman out of millions of kroner, after posing as an Interpol agent during her visit.
The "Odbrana struke" group of judges and public prosecutors in Serbia has expressed serious concern regarding an obligatory instruction that allegedly exerted inappropriate influence on a prosecutor handling a case involving a policewoman suspected of abuse.
PSD officials are discussing strategies for forming a new Romanian government, with Daniel Zamfir stating that any cabinet is preferable to the Bolojan government. Sources indicate PSD will not vote for the Tomac government unless PNL and USR support the future cabinet.
The director of a nursing home has been denounced for attempting to expel a woman suffering from Alzheimer's disease, with her family, supported by other residents, filing a complaint with the Prosecutor's Office.
A foreign woman was stabbed in an underground mall in Osaka's Tennoji entertainment district by two attackers who subsequently fled the scene. The police are investigating the incident, and the woman's condition is currently unknown.
Businesswoman Isabel dos Santos has voiced her disappointment with Angolan President João Lourenço, stating that the country is 'navigating aimlessly' and accusing the regime of 'political persecution' in her case.
Sacroexpo 2026, a three-day event from June 15-17, 2026, will transform Targi Kielce into a hub for faith, art, and modern inspirations, featuring exhibits from Italian silver to Omani incense, Uzbek craftsmanship, contemporary art, and discussions on business ethics.
A California couple successfully fended off a bear attack using only a water bottle and a hatchet after the animal began biting and clawing the woman as she protected her dogs.
A woman in Telangana, India, was shot dead by her husband following a domestic dispute in the Medchal-Malkajgiri district. Police are currently searching for the accused husband.
The low-price supermarket chain Lidl is actively expanding its central office team in Vilnius, Lithuania, seeking specialists in various fields for work across the Baltic states.
Property sales in Romania rose by 11.5% between February and April 2026 compared to the preceding three months, indicating growth in the real estate market.
A woman taking weight-loss medication caused a friendship issue by asking to pay less for a meal, citing her reduced consumption. This incident highlights the unexpected social side-effects of such drugs.
A rapist who held a woman at knifepoint was accidentally set free from prison after he failed to return, offering numerous excuses for not facing justice.
The Romanian Constitutional Court is scheduled to discuss Sorin Grindeanu's challenge regarding the SAFE program. Grindeanu, the PSD leader, accuses Bolojan of adopting an emergency ordinance after being dismissed.
Romania's Ministry of Environment has opened the "Rabla 2026" car scrapping program guide for public consultation, featuring a 300 million lei budget and new eligibility criteria for vehicles based on country of origin.
Despite being described as the most difficult economic year in the last decade, the luxury brand Louis Vuitton has achieved record business in Romania, with its sole store in Bucharest reporting strong performance.
European Parliament Vice-President Nicu Ștefănuță has urged the European Commission to support the creation of a rapid compensation mechanism for Romanians affected by the alleged manipulation of the ROBOR index.
Wizz Air has announced its full summer flight schedule, including new routes connecting Romania with various Greek islands, expanding travel options for the season.
Romanian deputies are set to vote on Wednesday on extending the cap on commercial markups for basic foodstuffs until the end of 2026, a measure that continues to face criticism from merchant representatives.
Actress and businesswoman Christina Pappa voiced her disappointment regarding a past incident involving Grigoris Arnaoutoglou, stating he should have informed her.
A Chinese woman claims her ex-husband concealed 19 crore rupees (approximately $2.3 million USD) during their divorce proceedings, while she struggled with medical bills, after discovering his hidden wealth.
Romania is bracing for a sudden weather change starting Thursday, with temperatures expected to drop considerably and significant rainfall anticipated across several regions by the end of the week.
Inspectors from Romania's National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) are investigating a construction company for 8.7 million lei in damages, involving the use of shell companies and fictitious invoices.
Road workers have completed snow removal on Transfăgărășan, one of Romania's most spectacular roads, which could reopen by the end of the week pending official approval after field checks.
Vladimir Ionaș, proposed as Minister of Development in the future Tomac Cabinet, responded to criticisms regarding his past associations with PSD figures, stating he does not wish to engage in 'political conflicts' and announced a ministry priority.
The United States and Iran have exchanged airstrikes, with the US military launching new attacks on multiple targets in Iran following the downing of a US helicopter. Iran claims to have struck US bases in Bahrain and Kuwait in retaliation, as tensions continue to escalate in the region.
Karmelo Anthony has been transferred to a Texas state prison to begin his sentence after being found guilty of murder. The verdict has sparked controversy, with some, including Rep. Jasmine Crockett, claiming racial bias, while the victim's family has reportedly received death threats.
The romantic comedy 'Happy Hours' brings together Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson, appealing to fans of nineties nostalgia with its soft-hearted approach.
A 28-year-old woman has died in the hospital after falling from the 7th floor of a building in Lungomare, Vlora, Albania. She was rushed to the hospital but succumbed to her injuries.
A 66-year-old spiritual leader of a religious group in Cluj county, Romania, has been preventively arrested on charges of rape and sexual assault against minors aged 15 to 18, exploiting his position of trust.
A former NYPD detective, Matthew Lambert, has been sentenced after pleading guilty to sending inappropriate messages to female crime victims and having sex with a woman he arrested. He will not be going to prison.
South Carolina Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace, known for making enemies on both sides of the aisle, is reportedly leaving Capitol Hill. Her departure is highlighted as part of a broader trend of "flashy lawmakers" exiting Congress.
Romania has taken over the rotating presidency of the South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP) for a year. This transition occurred during a summit of foreign ministers in Sofia, focusing on regional security and cooperation.
A man was arrested after allegedly forcing a woman into marriage and cutting her in a "Satanic ritual"; authorities found 'The Satanic Bible' in his car after the woman escaped at an Olive Garden.
Little Mix singer Perrie Edwards spoke about her former fiancé Zayn Malik moving on with Gigi Hadid, suggesting there was an "overlap" in their relationships, and also addressed frustrations with ex-bandmate Jesy Nelson.
Cristian Diaconescu expressed concern over NATO's response to Romania's aid request, stating that incidents in Galați and Constanța revealed significant deficiencies in applying fundamental Alliance decisions.
The commander of Belgrade's Intervention Unit, Dušan N., and team leader Nikola K., arrested today, denied guilt for criminal offenses and presented their defense before the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade regarding a shooting incident at a restaurant.
A woman has been taken into custody as the death of an American diplomat in Myanmar is being investigated as a homicide. The diplomat was found dead about two weeks ago at the Sakura Residence & Hotel.
Radu Burnete, previously reported by the press as the incoming Vice-Premier for economic affairs in the Tomac Government, announced his withdrawal, stating his nomination was 'press speculation' and he would remain a presidential advisor. Valeriu Nistor is now expected to be nominated for the position.
Eleni Psychouli has publicly stated that the chapter of love and sex is over for her, and it no longer concerns her. She attributes this closure to nature, while also acknowledging that 'you never know'.
Police in Delta State have arrested a woman on suspicion of abducting two babies. The arrest follows an investigation into the disappearance of the infants.
Leinster rugby player Alan Spicer pleaded guilty to assault causing harm to a woman in her 20s in a nightclub. He avoided a criminal conviction after paying €10,000 in compensation.
A young Spanish woman chose to move to Australia to work in mines, stating she earns 2,500 euros for a 7-day night shift, seeking better compensation compared to Spain's lower wages, high housing costs, and limited savings potential.
Moldova and Romania are set to begin negotiations for an agreement to build, operate, and maintain strategic transport infrastructures, including a road bridge at Ungheni. The cooperation aims to develop road transport infrastructure between the two states.
An incident involving a Shiromani Dal councillor allegedly slapping an engineer within the Ludhiana Municipal Corporation has raised questions and drawn attention.
Romanian National Defense Minister Radu Miruță stated that NATO allies conveyed a clear message of solidarity with Romania, recognizing it as a 'serious, responsible, and active partner' within NATO and regarding Black Sea region security.
A commission led by a congresswoman supporting the head of state is seeking the temporary suspension of Gustavo Petro from the Colombian presidency until the second round of elections on June 21.
A discussion piece asserts that Catwoman has officially surpassed Batman in owning the coolest ride within the DC Universe, a seemingly improbable but now official development.
Romania's interim Agriculture Minister Tanczos Barna is advocating for changes to EU legislation regarding brown bear protection, citing Germany's success in modifying wolf protection laws as an example.
A Nigerian woman has publicly apologized to the Nigerian Army, admitting that her accusation of them demanding ₦2 million for her late brother's body was based on a misunderstanding.
Romania's Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare stated that the 680 million euros owed to Pfizer represents the largest damage to the state budget, as discussions with the company continue.
A shocking incident of violence occurred in Ilion, Greece, where a male driver reportedly punched a woman inside her car, in front of her minor child, following an argument over right-of-way on a narrow street.
A 37-year-old woman in Brazil was exposed for impersonating a 12-year-old for 14 months to be cared for by a family, a scam she had reportedly pulled off multiple times.
Following her divorce from Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez has openly discussed her romantic future, expressing belief that her greatest love is still ahead.
Authorities in Tucson have clarified that Coral Michelle Smith, 40, who is wanted for kidnapping and assault, has no connection to the Nancy Guthrie case, despite remaining at large.
Economist Andrei Caramitru expressed skepticism on Digi24 that Romanians will recover their money following sanctions against banks by the Competition Council, predicting a guaranteed two-year recession as a consequence.
Costel Spălatu, the mayor of Răsuceni commune in Giurgiu county, was detained by prosecutors in a corruption case. The investigation targets alleged irregularities related to public funds for a sports base modernization and fuel acquisitions.
Experts on Latvian Radio's "Family Studio" discuss the significant physiological and emotional changes women experience postpartum, which directly impact a couple's intimate life. They emphasize that each woman's experience is unique.
A 55-year-old woman who went missing last December after an argument with her partner has been found deceased. Her body was discovered in a meadow in March, and her identity was subsequently confirmed through DNA testing.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova stated that the populations of Gagauzia and Transnistria do not see themselves as part of Romania or the European Union, in response to a question about potential Russian assistance if Moldova were to unify with Romania.
Over 3,500 judges in Romania, through the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM), have denounced an 'unprecedented attack' on the post-revolutionary history of Romania, accusing politicians, NGOs, and publications of a campaign to discredit the justice system.
A Moldovan news digest highlights several key stories, including Mayor Cheban losing a court case in Romania and a proposal by five EU countries to limit voting rights for new member states.
Interim Minister of Investments and European Projects, Dragoș Pîslaru, stated that the draft of the new unitary salary law remains open to modifications and that the government will correct provisions causing inequities in the public system.
Microsoft's upcoming Fable reboot will allow players to engage in romance with villagers, but will not include explicit lovemaking cutscenes similar to Baldur's Gate 3.
A woman tracked down her husband's dream Rolex watch to surprise him with it on their wedding day, after he proposed with her dream Harry Winston ring.
A British woman's Valentine's Day gift box is being investigated after her husband died days later, raising questions about the circumstances of his death.
Approximately 450 military personnel from Romania, the US, Moldova, Ukraine, Georgia, Turkey, and Bulgaria are participating in the multinational Sea Breeze 26.1 exercise. The exercise, led by the US Sixth Fleet, includes live fire drills and amphibious assault simulations.
The mandates of six interim ministers in Romania, who took over portfolios after the PSD party left the Bolojan Government, are set to expire today, prompting explanations from a former Constitutional Court judge on the situation.
Kathy Mullen resigned from her job at a Fortune 500 company to provide full-time care for her mother suffering from Alzheimer's, subsequently encountering significant financial and health challenges.
A commander and three officers from Belgrade's Rapid Response Unit have been arrested on suspicion of covering up a shooting incident at a restaurant. The arrests are linked to allegations that they prevented the prosecution of an individual involved in the shooting.
A woman realized she wasn't eating enough for her strength-training program, and after adjusting her diet, she stopped experiencing hair loss and gained more muscle mass.
Romanian deputies voted to extend the price cap on basic food items until the end of 2026, a measure that continues to be contested by merchant representatives who call it a "brutal intervention" in the market.
SOS Children's Villages have taken over the lease of the home for the two children of a 39-year-old woman who was murdered by her husband in Kalamata, Greece, amidst widespread support efforts.
Renowned author Ante Tomić will be a guest at the upcoming Night of Books event in Belgrade and Novi Sad, where he will present his new novel, "Marko Kraljević oslobađa Imotski."
The Romanian Ministry of Health is alerting the public about the major risks associated with ragweed pollen, an invasive and allergenic plant, and is recommending protective measures and reporting its presence to authorities during the July-September season.
Police are searching for a perpetrator who defrauded a man in Podravina, Croatia, of 1450 euros after promising him a higher pension. Authorities are warning citizens to be cautious of similar scams.
Police in Constanța, Romania, are investigating a man who allegedly organized an illegal "raffle" on a social media network last year. He is accused of selling "tickets" for 100-200 lei each, promising participants cash prizes.
A woman from Nikšić was arrested in Cetinje for driving under the influence of drugs, while cocaine and marijuana were found in the possession of her passenger. Police also discovered a grinder and a joint during the incident.
A double murder has shocked Aigio, Greece, where a 54-year-old mother and her 26-year-old son were found dead. The woman's 65-year-old Italian husband is the main suspect, denying the charges and claiming he was asleep.
The Istanbul Sabancı Museum has launched an exhibition titled 'Scribbled Exercises, Practice Pages,' showcasing a collection of writing exercises, drafts, and practice works by Ottoman calligraphers.
Hagag Europe and Airengy are collaborating to develop an electricity storage project in Romania, utilizing salt caverns for the innovative energy solution.
Allie Rowbottom's novel 'Lovers XXX' takes readers on a wild journey through the 1980s Los Angeles adult film industry, following a young woman's career and a friend's later search for her.
A 59-year-old Italian man forcibly removed his 7-year-old son from a classroom in a Sălaj school following a disagreement with his ex-wife, according to witnesses.
A teacher warns that many students read support texts superficially for the National Evaluation exam in Romanian, leading to incorrect answers in early questions.
A 30-year-old Romanian man was arrested by Thessaloniki police on the old national road between Thessaloniki and Kavala, accused of transporting three irregular migrants into the country.
Romania's National Meteorological Administration announced that the country is approaching a heatwave threshold, which will be followed by a significant cooling trend and widespread rain and storms starting Thursday and intensifying over the weekend.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has commented on a potential reunion between the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), describing it as a 'desperate bid to regain power'.
Japanese actor Yamada Takayuki has been cast in 'Tanabata: The Evening of the Seventh,' an Australia-Japan co-production supernatural romance drama currently in production.
Susan Wallace has been appointed as the first wāhine Māori Anglican bishop of Te Waipounamu, following in her father's footsteps and becoming the first to wear a moko kauae.
Mohammed Skaf, a convicted gang rapist, has been hit with two dozen drug charges in Sydney, with police stating two men and a woman will appear in court over an alleged large-scale drug supply scheme.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has apprehended a woman in the Zaporizhzhia region accused of collaborating with Russia's military intelligence and guiding Russian strikes on Ukrainian forces' positions.
Romania's Save Romania Union (USR) party expressed "great concern" over the Superior Council of Magistracy's (CSM) decision to include several of its members on a list of individuals deemed to be attacking the independence of the judiciary.
Experts in human relationships highlight a specific 'red flag' that often goes unnoticed but can be more destructive than other warning signs in romantic relationships.
Astrological predictions for June indicate intense emotional developments and romantic upheavals for many zodiac signs, with planetary influences favoring reconnections and returns from the past.
Designated Prime Minister Eugen Tomac disclosed that he rejected multiple offers from the PSD and PNL parties throughout his political career, including a recent one from Marcel Ciolacu in 2024, stating his commitment to not betray his colleagues.
A Dublin woman caught with over €220,000 worth of drugs hidden in her car avoided jail after gardaí discovered the narcotics behind a false wall during a search.
The trailer for 'The Social Reckoning,' a sequel to the 2010 film 'The Social Network,' has been released, featuring Jeremy Strong as Mark Zuckerberg. The film continues the story of Facebook's origins and impact.
The death toll from a hotel fire in south Delhi's Malviya Nagar area has risen to 23 after a Bangladeshi woman, injured in the tragedy, succumbed to her injuries during treatment.
Prosecutors Gigi Valentin Ştefan and Teodor Niţă from the Constanţa Court of Appeal will remain in pre-trial detention. The High Court of Cassation and Justice definitively rejected their appeals against charges of influence peddling and instigation to abuse of office.
The murder of 11-year-old Lyhanna has caused significant tremors within the political system, with judicial scrutiny intensifying around the suspect's brother, Yannick Barella, whose past legal issues have resurfaced.
Phil Dunster, Gemma Chan, Aisling Bea, and Marianne Jean-Baptiste have been announced as new additions to the cast of the Amazon MGM romantic comedy 'Hello & Paris', starring Kate Hudson and Javier Bardem.
During a public protest, an Albanian woman delivered a powerful statement, recounting her family's migration journey and the hardships many Albanians face seeking a better life abroad, in response to the UK's policies.
Jennifer Combs of Trinidad, Texas, claims she was arrested on a felony warrant after posting about dirty water on Facebook, though a grand jury later declined to indict her.
A couple in Pátroha, Hungary, is accused of keeping a homeless woman as a slave, regularly beating her, and starving her to death, forcing her to sleep on the floor and restricting her movement.
Romania's Vice Prime Minister and interim Minister of Agriculture, Tanczos Barna, has announced plans to initiate efforts at the European Commission to remove the brown bear from the list of protected species.
The North Atlantic Council announced that additional allied measures for air defense and counter-drone capabilities will be taken on NATO's Eastern Flank following drone incidents in Romania. This decision comes after Romania requested stronger presence and capabilities in the Black Sea region.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova stated that if the Republic of Moldova were to unite with Romania, it would cease to exist, suggesting that Transnistria and Gagauzia would react to such a development.
An elderly woman drove 40 kilometers against oncoming traffic on Hungary's M44 highway, reportedly not understanding signals from other drivers, before her car eventually broke down.
DC Comics has introduced a new Catwoman character, marking a significant departure from classic lore by replacing the long-standing Selina Kyle after 86 years.
Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban lost his defamation lawsuit against Romanian Foreign Minister Oana Țoiu, who had accused him of ties to Russia. Ceban stated he would appeal the court's decision.
A woman has settled a legal action concerning the suicide of her husband, which occurred the day after he was discharged from the hospital, stating that the worst part is her children are left without their father.
A woman was attacked and injured by a bear after getting out of her car in a mountain shrine parking lot in Hanamaki, Iwate Prefecture, Japan. The incident highlights the danger of wildlife encounters in rural areas.
A street in Plaka, Athens, has been named 'Evangelos Moustakas Street' to commemorate the 204th anniversary of the first liberation of the Acropolis from Ottoman rule by Athenian revolutionaries.
Thirteen cases of online fraud have been reported in the last 24 hours in Moldova, with victims often realizing they were scammed weeks or months later. Recent incidents include a woman losing over 436,000 lei in an online scam and another losing 275,000 lei, leading to multiple arrests.
A child injured in the Parnell Square stabbing attack is now non-verbal and uses a wheelchair, a court heard during the trial. The jury was told that the man's actions during the incident showed an intent to kill.
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.
Negotiations for the new Romanian government face difficulties, with major parties PSD and PNL struggling to assume the mandate for prime minister and form a majority.
Romania's Special Telecommunications Service (STS) has launched a new 112 emergency application designed for individuals with hearing and speech impairments. The app offers five different communication methods to connect with emergency operators.
The implementation of Romania's new electronic national road tax system, TollRo, has been delayed for a second time, with the Chamber of Deputies adopting a bill to extend its effective date.
The upcoming NATO summit in Ankara in July is expected to revitalize the strategic partnership between Türkiye and Romania, which is crucial for Black Sea security amidst the region's strategic challenges.
A 29-year-old South African woman died after collapsing in her office washroom, reportedly after her bosses repeatedly denied her requests for sick leave.
Dominique is engaged in a legal battle to retrieve her Yorkshire terrier, Jambonnette, which was seized and subsequently put up for adoption by a shelter, despite her efforts to get her back.
Roman Hep, previously expected to be a deputy minister, has now taken on the role of section head at the Czech Ministry of Interior, following a change in his initial appointment.
A two-year-old child was found dead in an apartment in Galați, Romania. Two other malnourished children and their mother were also discovered at the scene.
PSD President Sorin Grindeanu launched a harsh attack on the Liberals, stating that the government could function without them, in response to accusations from Ciprian Ciucu.
Christina Kitsos, a Greek woman who became involved in politics at a young age, has been re-elected as the Mayor of Geneva and discussed her political journey in Switzerland.
Romania has extended the price cap on commercial markups for basic food items until the end of the year. However, producers are warning that this measure is causing significant losses, particularly for the dairy industry.
Romanian Vice Prime Minister Oana Gheorghiu stated that TAROM has approximately 930 million lei in debt and negative equity of 105 million lei, with the airline's only profitable year stemming from asset sales and exceptional accounting treatments.
The National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management (INHGA) issued a yellow code flood warning on Wednesday, valid until Thursday at 12:00 PM, for rivers in 14 counties. Rapid floods, local inundations, and rising water levels are expected in these areas.
Investigators have charged a 19-year-old man with murder in connection with the death of a 42-year-old woman whose body was found in an apartment in Tczew. The man did not provide explanations and could face life imprisonment.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is rapidly expanding, with nearly 600 confirmed cases and 115 deaths reported. The World Health Organization has expressed concern as the virus has also spread to Uganda, prompting preventive hygiene guidelines in neighboring regions like Lagos.
Authorities in Chania, Crete, have launched an alert for a 45-year-old woman who disappeared at the end of last month and has not been seen for 12 days. The search is underway in the Varypetro area.
A court hearing in Vilnius, Lithuania, failed to commence for a woman accused of inciting hatred against white people. This marks another delay in the unusual case.
A court has denied a woman's maintenance plea after she claimed to be the 'legal wife' 23 years after signing as a witness in her sister's wedding, highlighting a complex marital dispute.
A Romanian doctor and popularizer of medicine, Dr. Mihail Pautov, discussed how the body changes after age 40 and which foods negatively impact immunity, revealing two items he removed from his own diet.
Prosecutor Claudiu Sandu, former vice-president of the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM), issued a strong response to Lia Savonea after she criticized those who escaped penalties due to prescription, linking it to judicial independence.
Carley Fortune's bestselling novel 'Every Year After' has been adapted into a series for Amazon Prime. The adaptation explores the successful romance from the book, with discussions arising about the differences between the novel and the TV show.
Police recordings reveal that the son of a woman whose body was found in Gulf Harbour in 2024 instructed others to claim his mother died of a heart attack while traveling.
This story highlights the journey of a woman who, despite being the only girl in her class, went on to become a world champion. A video accompanies the narrative of her achievement.
Romanian farmers and food processors have been allocated EUR 265 million from the Modernisation Fund to support the development of solar energy projects, aiming to boost sustainable practices in the agricultural sector.