Fish with parasitic larvae withdrawn from sale by DSVSA
The authorities in Buzău have withdrawn hundreds of kilograms of food products from sale, after the checks carried out revealed
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Diesel mafia: nine Romanian and Hungarian truck drivers, tried in Austria. How they stole fuel worth over half a million euros
Nine Romanian and Hungarian truck drivers risk prison terms after stealing more than 500,000 euros worth of diesel fuel and
CTP spoke about the great absentees from Romania’s National Day. “The main danger does not come from outside”
The journalist Cristian Tudor Popescu analyzed, on Romania’s National Day, the meanings of the celebration, which is missing from the
What do “low” and “high” salaries mean for Romanians and what jobs bring them decent incomes
Many Romanians consider the minimum wage in the economy to be very low compared to their expectations, and a monthly
Video Exciting moment on board a Tarom plane. A gendarme plays the Romanian national anthem on the violin, at over 10,000 meters altitude
A Romanian gendarme performed the national anthem of Romania at over 10,000 meters above sea level. He played the violin
Saint Andrew traditions. Why is wheat sprouted?
In Romania, the feast of Saint Andrew is marked both religiously and through popular traditions, passed down from generation to
The technologies that shaped Generation Z: streaming, smartphones and social media
Generation Z, the young people born after the mid-1990s, grew up with innovations that radically changed society, and some of
Man from Covasna, detained after threatening his ex-wife that he would burn down her house. What did the police find when they caught him
A 43-year-old man was placed under judicial control after he threatened his former concubine to burn down her home. He
What happens to train and metro fares for students. The methodological norms regarding their award, modified by the Government
The Executive has modified the Methodological Norms regarding the granting of internal rail and metro transport facilities for students. Students
The month of gifts and the pitfalls of impulse buying. How Romanians end up spending more on holidays than they intended
Impulse shopping encouraged in the run-up to the holidays, gift pressure and rising utility costs make December one of the