An interview with a prominent supporter of the president discusses the real crises impacting millions of Romanians, such as difficult daily choices between basic necessities, which politicians are reportedly failing to address.

Artificial intelligence has successfully helped to decode new secrets from ancient scrolls that were burned during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

A senator from the SOS party, now appointed as the new president of the PNL Ialomița branch, explains in an interview how he secured the position despite his previous votes and allegiances.

The complete text of a carbonized scroll from Herculaneum has been successfully unlocked and deciphered for the first time, revealing ancient writings preserved since the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

Researchers have successfully used artificial intelligence to fully unlock the text of a Herculaneum scroll, which was carbonized during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius almost 2,000 years ago, marking a significant archaeological breakthrough.

Romanian political parties are discussing various government scenarios, including a potential USR rotation or a PSD-led government with Grindeanu as prime minister. USR leaders have expressed strong opposition to supporting a PSD government, citing broken agreements.

A Lithuanian volunteer, Ignas Kailius, has been killed in Ukraine, reportedly by a mine hidden in a box by Russian forces. Tributes have poured in from Lithuanian sports clubs, including Žalgiris and Sūduva.

Following consultations at Cotroceni, Nicușor Dan has called on political parties to submit proposals for forming a minority government. This comes after the Veștea government failed to pass a vote in Parliament.

A Russian State Duma deputy, Viktor Vodolatsky, has proposed that Russian children should be prepared for a potential war with NATO and the EU starting from the fifth grade.

Political science professor Vladimir Tismăneanu, based in the US, gives an interview to HotNews, questioning the political and democratic control over secret services amidst Romania's political crisis.

In an interview, prominent historian Dennis Deletant, who has dedicated his life to studying Romania, discusses the 'crisis in Bucharest' and a 'clique' that he believes is partially holding the country captive.

Lithuania is anticipating a crucial decision from Washington regarding the presence of US troops in the country, following positive signals from the United States.

HotNews a avut un dialog amplu cu Eugen Tomac, premierul desemnat care și-a depus mandatul.  -Domnule Eugen Tomac, cum este văzută la Cotroceni apropierea lui Adrian Veștea de AUR?

Portuguese artist Joana Craveiro's 'Exercício de Montagem' uses footage from three trips to Palestine to document the occupation and resistance, aiming to show unseen aspects of the conflict.

Ziarul de Gardă's investigation focuses on Dumitru Vangheli, the head of the state enterprise 'Moldatsa,' examining controversies surrounding his CV, including alleged false information and 'secret missions.'

A former presidential advisor discusses Nicușor Dan's political strategy for government formation, involving Eugen Tomac and Adrian Veștea, while former President Traian Băsescu criticizes Veștea's performance and suggests a third nomination.

Mindaugas Sinkevičius has confirmed his decision to take on the role of Prime Minister of Lithuania, with the President also confirming his appointment. Discussions are underway regarding the formation of his new government and its program.

Šiauliai County police released footage of an arrest where an ax-wielding man resisted officers, resulting in injuries to several policemen.

Writer and political scientist Stelian Tănase, a respected voice in the National Liberal Party, shared his firm opinions on Romanian politics, including Nicușor Dan's stance on the PSD.

An interview discusses the potential effects of the El Niño climatic phenomenon, expected to arrive with unprecedented force in the second half of 2026, making the effects of global warming even harder to bear in Romania.

A drunk man armed with an axe reportedly chased two underage girls in Keramikų Street, Vilnius, on a Friday afternoon.

Spain's Social Security allows individuals to receive both retirement and widow's contributory pensions simultaneously, though a maximum monthly limit is in place to prevent excessive payments.

A Lithuanian truck driver was acquitted by a jury in Ireland of careless driving charges that led to the death of an elderly woman, as reported by 'Irish Times'.

Today marks 85 years since the first wave of deportations from Bessarabia, when over 26,000 people were reportedly loaded onto wagons and sent to Siberia on the night of June 12-13, 1941.

Remains of equine animals discovered in Pompeii's 'Chaste Lovers' complex are providing new insights into the role of farm animals in the daily lives of Roman elites just before the eruption of Vesuvius.

A 24-year-old man from Marijampolė has been accused of murder after allegedly striking a guest in the head with an axe following an argument over gossip. The criminal case has been sent to court.

Astronomers searching for extraterrestrial life have announced new protocols for how to respond if potential signals from intelligent life beyond Earth are detected.

The Sibiu International Theatre Festival has announced a last-minute program change, with Mihai Măniuțiu's "Electra" replacing Silviu Purcărete's "The Unmatched Story of Abul Hossein Yemenite and His Flight into the Desert" due to an "injury."

A young man in Lithuania was admitted to intensive care after being bitten by a viper, with hospital staff noting he is not the first such patient recently.

A journalist from Kyiv emphasizes that news headlines about the war in Ukraine often miss the human element, stating that the people involved are ordinary citizens, neighbors, and friends who are forced to fight and support each other.

Irina Schrotter, founder of Romanian Creative Week, defended Iași managers Mihai Chirica and Costel Alexe, who face legal problems, citing a '35-year plot' against Iași politicians compared to those in Cluj.

The Scaleup Europe Fund, a major European investment fund with up to 5 billion euros, has officially launched. Its investment committee head confirmed that Romania is definitely on the list for receiving funding, with investments ranging from 30 to 300 million euros for European tech companies.

Chris Norman, the legendary voice of the band Smokie, returns to Lithuania for a tour, sharing insights into his experiences and association with the country.

Ukrainian political scientist Anton Shekhovtsov expressed strong disapproval regarding comments made by Nicușor Dan during a BBC interview.

The closure of the Russian consulate in Constanța, Romania, is being viewed by some experts as the removal of a Russian espionage hub in a sensitive region, with commentators also discussing Romania's reaction to a separate incident in Galați.

Romanian entrepreneur Bogdan Ochiană, who owns a drone factory, discussed the country's accelerating development of anti-drone capabilities, noting the rapid evolution of threats and mentioning a drone crash in Galați.

Mediacorp actress Carrie Wong has been cast in the upcoming Viu drama 'Kidnap Game', where she will portray a flight attendant. The series focuses on seven simultaneous kidnapping cases across seven Asian cities.

Candidates for leadership positions at the Romanian Cultural Institute (ICR) are scheduled for hearings by the Senate's Culture and Foreign Policy Committees next week, with Liviu Jicman proposed for a new mandate as president.

While migration to Germany has decreased, a Romanian advisor in the Bundestag notes that the primary reason people are voting for the far-right AfD, currently leading in polls, is not migration itself but rather the fear of losing their current level of wealth.

An expert warns that Romania's increasing gas consumption, contrary to European trends, will lead to exploding gas prices, impacting businesses and citizens.

Actors from the popular series 'Yellowstone' discuss the new spin-off 'Dutton Ranch,' which expands the universe created by Taylor Sheridan, promising surprises and a fresh take on the beloved characters Rip and Beth.

Romanian artist Delia discusses her new song "Analog," which explores the interaction between a real voice and artificial intelligence, highlighting the "clear and irreversible reality" of AI's presence in music.

Nobel laureate economist Daron Acemoglu discussed Romania's 'rare chance' to build a role in Artificial Intelligence and the impact of corruption in an interview.

A 36-year-old man, Tavius Jean-Charles, was jailed in a London court after admitting to antisemitic hate crimes, including shouting 'I will kill you Jews' and threatening to blow up Jewish schools.

In an exclusive interview, Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide stated that it is better for Norway if Putin fails, emphasizing the need for democracies to remain united.

Comissão Europeia reviu em baixa as previsões para o crescimento económico na UE, na zona euro e em Portugal, que continua a resistir melhor do que os seus parceiros à crise dos preços da energia.

Scientists using modern analysis methods have examined remains found near a man who died in Pompeii during the eruption of Vesuvius, suggesting the victim of the nearly 2000-year-old disaster could have been a physician.

An interview with Sorin Mititelu, Vice-President of Romania's Financial Supervisory Authority, suggests that rising fuel prices could unexpectedly lead to fewer car accidents, influencing the car insurance market where policy costs have increased this year.

New analysis of archaeological finds has revealed the identity of a Pompeii victim as a doctor who was attempting to flee the eruption of Vesuvius. The discovery was made over 60 years after the initial find.

To be more resilient to threats, not only the army but also the public must prepare. And along with the health system.

The material was hidden in a small case inside the plaster cast of a human body found in 1961.

After being widowed, my dog forced me to start the day and have someone to talk to

An interview filmed in a forest tells the story of Jūratė, a person who saved many lives despite facing professional challenges and personal sacrifices.

A doctor who fled the eruption of Vesuvius has been identified in Pompeii through the analysis of a 1961 plaster cast, with modern technology revealing his surgical instruments within the cast.

New research provides clarity on the professions of those who died during the eruption of Vesuvius in Pompeii, reporting on a man who may have been on duty until the very end. This study offers insights into the daily lives of the ancient city's inhabitants.

A prominent sociologist has offered an explanation for the perceived alignment between Nicușor Dan and the PSD in Romanian politics. The analysis also touches upon the political standing of Ilie Bolojan.

Professor Usonis, a long-time professor at Vilnius University's Faculty of Medicine, pediatrician, and infectologist, passed away this week at the age of 77.

Scientists have used artificial intelligence to virtually unroll and decipher a carbonized scroll from Herculaneum, revealing a nearly 2,000-year-old philosophical text destroyed in the eruption of Vesuvius.

The NATO chief is facing criticism in Europe for attempts to appease Donald Trump, which have reportedly caused significant problems. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni was particularly angered by an interview given by the NATO leader.

Writer Radu Vancu, a prominent Romanian intellectual, expresses strong criticism of Mayor Nicușor Dan, describing his transformation into an 'ambiguous president' and 'Caroluț' within months.

Italian researchers, utilizing AI and advanced imaging, have announced the first complete reading of a previously unreadable Herculaneum papyrus carbonized by the Vesuvius eruption, and are offering a $1 million reward for help with other texts.

The trend of Las Vegas-style weddings has reached Lithuania, with Palanga now offering ceremonies featuring an Elvis Presley impersonator. This brings a unique wedding experience to the Baltic resort town.

Lithuania has changed the procedure for social insurance contributions for employees working for two or more employers, especially those earning less than the minimum wage across all jobs.

An interview discusses the impact of populist and extremist discourse in Romanian society, citing instances like 'Stop Vexler' billboards in Prahova county and threats against Jewish people.

Six Lithuanian mountaineers successfully achieved their goal of climbing Denali (6190 m), North America's highest peak in the Alaska Range, over the weekend, and honored fallen Latvians during their ascent.

Professor Vlad Alexandrescu, president of the Group for Social Dialogue (GDS), discusses the fall of the Ilie Bolojan government and the GDS's early support for Nicușor Dan for president.

Janice Lee, Viu CEO, announced that almost 20% of the platform's long-form user base is consuming microdrama content, a format launched only a few months prior, as the streamer pushes branded content and co-productions.

A historical article recounts the Battle of the Catalaunian Plains, where Roman general Flavius Aetius stopped the Huns, marking the last victory of the Western Roman Empire.

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda gave an interview to Bloomberg, sharing his thoughts on a potential new coalition government. This discussion comes as he prepares to attend the European Council meeting in Brussels.

The Lithuanian National Museum is preparing to open "Trajectory of the Future," an exhibition that will chronicle the history of high technologies in Lithuania for the first time, involving students in its creation.

A 'scandalous confession' interview was filmed in Šiauliai prison with 26-year-old Ričardas Arlauskas from Kaunas, who refers to Lithuania's oldest correctional facility as a 'forgotten prison.'

Over the past day, four cars veered off roads into ditches in the Klaipėda, Širvintos, Molėtai, and Zarasai districts of Lithuania, according to firefighters.

Three people have died after a sailboat and a catamaran carrying 118 passengers collided off the coast of Croatia. The tragedy occurred near the Croatian shores.

Iranian independent filmmaker Armin Etemadi discusses placing women's struggle, which he calls 'the most important agent of freedom,' at the center of his art, emphasizing that solidarity among women is difficult for patriarchal systems to control.

In an interview, Romanian writer and journalist Sabina Fati warns of a concrete threat from Russia, stating that the KGB network in Romania has been continuously renewed and expressing pessimism about Putin's intentions to potentially block gas extraction in the Black Sea.

Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska stated in an interview with Delfi that her main enemy is not fear, emphasizing the desire to live happily despite current circumstances.

In an interview, Ludovic Orban accused Nicușor Dan of moving away from democracy by attempting to impose his 'own government' and compared the current administration to a Carlist dictatorship.

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.

During a recorded meeting of the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM), its president, Liviu Odagiu, and the head of the Supreme Court, Lia Savonea, accused magistrates of being subjected to smear campaigns over the past year, claiming the justice system was 'captured'.

A documentary titled "Green Light" by Pavel Cuzuioc explores the controversial topic of assisted suicide, focusing on a German doctor who approved over 700 requests for people to end their lives over two decades.

An interview with Skirmantas Malinauskas on Delfi discusses the Armenian elections, new details regarding a data leak, and the potential departure of Lithuania's Foreign Minister.

Journalist and non-fiction writer Chris Jones shares insights on the paradox of loss, explaining how sadness can evolve into smiles when remembering lost loved ones, and recounts a unique coping mechanism suggested by his therapist.

An interview features a rebellious young theater director discussing his relationship with his parents, whom he considers friends he can rely on during difficult times.

A tourist ship carrying 148 passengers sank off the coast of Marmaris, Turkey, on Friday.

Publicat inițial în 2022, romanul de debut al autoarei Shelby Van Pelt, „Remarcabile făpturi inteligente”, revine în atenția publicului odată cu lansarea, în luna mai, a adaptării cinematografice…

Police reported that a drunk man wielding an axe was seen chasing minors in Naujoji Akmenė, Lithuania, on Friday.

Liviu Negoiță, the former mayor of Cernavodă, who was sentenced to four years in prison in January for abuse of office involving illegal payments, has been released from penitentiary following a decision by the High Court of Cassation and Justice (ÎCCJ) to admit his appeal.

Premier Ilie Bolojan is scheduled to appear on Digi FM's "Audiența națională" at 13:00, hosted by Andreea Georgescu and Florin Negruțiu. Digi24.ro will broadcast the statements of the premier, who was dismissed by a no-confidence motion, live.

Lina, a teacher from Jonava, shares her journey with myelofibrosis, a rare form of blood cancer diagnosed in 2014. After years of fatigue and breathlessness, she is now benefiting from innovative treatment.

An Italian neuroscientist, in an exclusive interview, explained two main reasons why nearly every second person suffers from stress, linking it to daily worries, fast-paced life, and the environment in which they grow up and live.

A Romanian artist, Matei Apostolescu, has revealed the less visible details and historical warnings embedded in the poster he created for Metallica's concert in Bucharest, which was displayed to 65,000 fans at the National Arena. He described the artwork as an "avertisment al istoriei" (warning of history).

Laima Mertinienė, widow of actor Dalius Mertinas and daughter of former president Algirdas Brazauskas, gave an open interview about her life and her high expectations for a future partner.

La un an de la alegerile prezidențiale reluate, după un scrutin anulat și într-un climat de polarizare care continuă să se resimtă la toate nivelurile societății, încercăm să aflăm ce ar trebui să…

Albanian Minister Balla has addressed the country's phased EU integration, stating that it does not harm Albania's ambitions to conclude negotiations by 2027. He also highlighted Albania as a model for achievements, particularly in justice reform, while dismissing concerns about specific names in democratic systems.

Despite numerous rules and restrictions on what can be carried on flights, passengers often overlook a crucial regulation concerning electronic devices, learning about it only upon arrival at the airport.

Articles explore the virtues and failures of globalization, alongside a Portuguese proverb about not serving those who have served.

Following a widely discussed interview, Eurovision participant Lion Ceccah spoke out on a TV show, sharing his post-Eurovision impressions and addressing the controversy.

Hotărârea luată de președintele Consiliului Superior al Magistraturii, Liviu Odagiu, în urma unei întâlniri cu președinta Înaltei Curți de Casație și Justiție, Lia Savonea, și cu noul procuror…

A recent interview with Lion Ceccah has gone viral, described as "wild" and potentially career-damaging. The interview's content has sparked widespread discussion.

A Lithuanian article reflects on the nation's history, highlighting how Lithuanians have repeatedly faced crossroads, fought, and survived, emphasizing their enduring national identity.

An interview with Jūratė, who has saved many lives, was filmed in a forest and is now reportedly facing attempts to be banned.

Three actors from the popular Netflix series "Berlin," a spin-off of "La Casa de Papel," discussed the show's second season and their experiences with the public.

Neringa Varnelytė has spoken out about a significant problem, urging that the relevant ministry be questioned to understand its root causes. She emphasized the need for accountability regarding this pressing issue.

Laimis Sadauskas, father of the murdered Mantas Sadauskas, gave his first open interview, sharing insights into the tragedy that shocked Lithuania and expressing worry that his son's ex-wife, Justina Gaigalaitė, suspected in the murder, might be released.

Scientists have used artificial intelligence to recreate the last moments of a Pompeii resident who attempted to shield their head during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Researchers hope this new technology will help reconstruct the past and better protect invaluable heritage sites.

A carbonized papyrus scroll, a relic from the destructive Vesuvius eruption nearly 2000 years ago, has been fully deciphered, marking a new milestone and leading to the announcement of a new prize.

A survey indicates that Lithuanians are drawn to weekend trips, suggesting that short getaways to other cities or neighboring countries can offer rich experiences without requiring expensive or distant travel.

Researchers have successfully used artificial intelligence and high-resolution scans to virtually unwrap and fully decipher the complete text of a Herculaneum scroll, which was carbonized during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius almost 2,000 years ago, marking a significant archaeological breakthrough.

An interview with a USR MP, Allen Coliban, delves into the capabilities and limitations of a member of the SRI control commission, and comments on a recent political moment that 'seemed like an order from above'.

The new Romanian investment fund, Nucleo Ventures, backed by EU Cohesion Policy funds, will offer venture capital financing ranging from €150,000 to €1.4 million for technology startups, with an average of €650,000 per company.

Artificial intelligence has successfully revealed previously hidden text from an ancient papyrus scroll, burnt during the Vesuvius eruption, discussing stoic philosophy without unrolling it.

Ben'Jarvius Shumaker, a top-100 defensive lineman, flipped his commitment from Ole Miss to Colorado just days after reaffirming his commitment to the Rebels.

An interview with Paynet CEO Călin Greadcenco discusses how Moldovan entrepreneurs can leverage digitalization to expand their businesses and reach international markets.

Philosopher and writer Gabriel Liiceanu gave an emotional interview, declaring his profound love for Romania and its people, while also commenting on political figures like Nicușor Dan.

Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan is facing significant criticism from various public figures, including poet Ana Blandiana, who accuse him of betraying his own ideals and losing control of the political situation. Commentators suggest Dan is receiving a lesson and cannot manage the challenges alone, with some also pointing to the 'guilt of Bolojan'.

Foreign investments, USA and EU accession. ZdG interview with the Canadian Ambassador to the Republic of Moldova: 'There are companies that see opportunities for collaboration here'

Vitalie-Silviu Midrigan, a former judge, has taken over current administrative duties as the deputy administrator of Moldatsa, having earned a significant monthly salary in 2025. Separately, Athanasios Zamanis has been appointed as the new interim administrator of EOPYY.

Cătălin Predoiu has resigned from the leadership of the National Liberal Party (PNL), a move confirmed by party sources and a PNL leader. Reactions from within the party have begun to emerge following his departure.

One of Romania's largest employer confederations has warned about the significant costs associated with the ROBOR scandal. An interview with a lawyer advises Romanians on how to claim compensation from banks following the Competition Council's investigation, with potential sums reaching tens of thousands of lei.

PNL leaders are criticizing Nicușor Dan, with one comparing him to Carol II and accusing him of trying to 'break up' the party. These comments come ahead of a decisive PNL meeting regarding the Veștea government, with some questioning Dan's autonomy and the party's insistence on Bolojan.

Actor Sebastian Stan gave an interview in Romanian, discussing his first experience on a Romanian film set, his collaboration with Cristian Mungiu, and reconnecting with his roots, ahead of the premiere of 'Fjord' at Cannes 2026.

Thierry Wolton, a renowned French historian specializing in 20th-century totalitarianisms, warns in an interview about a new form of submission that no longer requires fear but instead relies on utility, pleasure, and constant availability, leading people to believe they are free when they are not.

An article explores the history and scientific findings related to Mount Vesuvius, highlighting the historical memory and scientific evidence that suggest the volcano, currently dormant, is expected to erupt again.

Liviana Dan, an art critic and historian, discusses the unprecedented exhibition featuring over a hundred works by artist Ștefan Câlția, exploring its themes of uncomfortable powers and the past's influence on the present.

A study published in Nature suggests that the cradle of civilization was located on the banks of a river formed millions of years ago, with Uruk and Babylon being fed by the Euphrates.

An independent economist suggests introducing a temporary tax on the banking system in Romania, following public debate and arguments from the Competition Council, banks, and the National Bank regarding the ROBOR rate.

The US Central Command (CENTCOM) reported that US forces struck an oil tanker this week that was attempting to bypass Iran's port blockade, rendering the vessel unmanageable after the attack.

A technical malfunction paralyzed baggage claim at Vilnius Airport, leading frustrated passengers to manually retrieve their luggage, with some reporting damage to their bags.

The articles delve into the profound pain experienced by widows and offer a metaphorical perspective on life, comparing it to 'the finger and the moon.' They explore themes of loss and broader understanding.

Lithuanian fighter Dominykas Dirkstys and artist Oksana Pikul continue to share images from Thailand, where Dirkstys is competing and Pikul is accompanying him, drawing significant public commentary.

American historian Timothy Snyder, a respected contemporary thinker, suggests that Romania is a 'medium power' and should act accordingly, providing examples in an interview.

A new study has raised significant doubts about the reliability of interviews used for diagnosing mental health disorders. The findings suggest potential inconsistencies in current diagnostic practices.

As thousands prepare for air travel, flight attendants are issuing a warning about one specific action passengers should immediately stop doing.

Director Dan Dinu's new Romanian documentary, filmed over five years, aims to highlight the importance of water and the Danube Delta's unknown aspects.

Președintele Nicușor Dan a acordat un interviu BBC, după incidentul grav de la Galați, unde o dronă rusească s-a prăbușit pe un bloc de locuințe, provocând rănirea a două persoane și pagube…

Seven months after the death of legendary actor Kostas Smoriginas, his son shares an open interview, reminiscing about his father through songs, objects, and memories.

Purtătorul de cuvânt al MapN, colonelul Cristian Popovici, a explicat într-un dialog cu HotNews de care sunt posibilitățile reale ale forțelor noastre armate și cât de greu dă jos , orice țară din…

LG has unveiled the LG Swing, a new monitor designed to function as a PC display, television, videoconferencing system, or interactive digital whiteboard, offering multi-functional capabilities.

Dacia is experiencing a difficult year with production down by nearly 20%, previous layoffs, and declining sales. The head of Dacia is discussing possible additional layoffs and production reductions, stating that 'everything is on the table'.

Deividas Misiulis has become the 13th Lithuanian to successfully climb to the summit of Mount Everest, announcing his achievement on Facebook.

Even after Eurovision concluded, discussions continue regarding a controversial interview given by Lithuania's representative, Lion Ceccah, immediately after the song contest final. While some were bothered by a phrase about natural needs, Arūnas Valinskas noted other aspects as well.

Anca Dragu, Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, was interviewed regarding speculation that she could become a technocrat prime minister in Romania, discussing what she can and cannot say about Romanian politics.

Constantin Țăposu, 41, is walking the 1,407-kilometer Via Transilvanica trail to raise funds for building a children's camp.

Archaeologists in Pompeii have made a new discovery, unearthing a victim from the catastrophic 79 AD Vesuvius eruption who was attempting to flee, with details emerging about what he held in his hands.

The head of the National Paying Agency (NMA), Fortunatas Dirginčius, stated that if damage to EU funds is confirmed in an investigation into fictitious farmer training, they would seek recovery of the funds.

The head of Romania's Permanent Electoral Authority (AEP) discussed the sensitive topics of political party financing, state subsidies, and aggressive online campaigns, stating that the best formula has not yet been found.

Vieni studentai universitetą prisimena kaip paskaitų sales ir vadovėlių studijavimą, kiti jau studijų metu analizuoja genetinį kodą, kuria inovatyvius pašarus ar asistuoja stambiųjų gyvūnų…

An air alarm in several Vilnius schools led to widespread confusion, with students reportedly being directed to open stadiums instead of designated shelters. The incident sparked questions about emergency protocols and the seriousness with which the alarm was treated.

In an interview, former Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu shared insights on negotiating with Russia during crises and suggested Romania should play a mediating role in Ukraine peace discussions within the EU.

Modern analysis of remains found in Pompeii suggests a victim of the Vesuvius eruption, discovered with a 'medical kit,' may have been a physician.

A Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) study explores factors hindering Lithuanian entrepreneurial breakthroughs, suggesting the root causes extend beyond economic considerations and delve into societal attitudes towards risk and initiative.

An online political trap campaign is reportedly underway in Romania, using misleading advertisements like 'Want to know the year you will die?' to target and manipulate people who believe in online hoaxes.

The Minister of Education has addressed students taking national evaluations and discussed potential future changes to the 8th-grade exam. These discussions aim to reform the educational assessment system.

Publicist and philosopher Mihnea Măruță delivered a conference on artificial intelligence and its societal effects, cautioning that a generation raised with everything is proving to be the most unhappy.

An extraordinary discovery at the Pompeii Archaeological Park has revealed that one of the victims of the Vesuvius eruption nearly two millennia ago was a doctor attempting to flee.

Archaeologists have identified one of the victims of the Vesuvius eruption in Pompeii as a doctor, marking the first time a profession has been assigned to a victim. The individual was found carrying medical instruments while attempting to flee.

Portuguese politician José Luís Carneiro's simulated visit to a supermarket has become a topic of discussion, alongside other political events.

Išpeikęs „Eurovizijos“ dalyvius ant konkurso atidarymo raudonojo kilimo, dizaineris Aleksandras Pogrebnojus atvirai baisėjosi ir pirmojo pusfinalio pasirodymais.