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The Bolojan government is facing a new scandal related to one of its members, after yesterday Radu Marinescu, the Minister of Justice, was accused in a press article of plagiarizing in the preparation of his doctoral thesis. The Marinescu case...

The scandal sparked by the documentary made by Recorder regarding the captured justice and the mechanism described by the judges and prosecutors who spoke to journalists is strikingly similar to what has been happening for years regarding...

The decay into which justice has fallen is the result of the victory of criminals over the Law, well illustrated by the Recorder documentary titled "Captured Justice”. The beginning of today's lawlessness coincides with the...

The documentary Recorder - Captured Justice - represents only a small fragment of what the leaders of the Romanian judiciary are trying to hide under the rug, to cover up. An embarrassing attempt to hide under the rug the garbage that has already...

The lack of communication and non-transparency of the National Administration "Apele Române" regarding the maintenance of the dams it manages is transforming, in the midst of the Paltinu dam crisis, from a simple administrative deficiency...

Transelectrica shareholders are expected today to decide at the Extraordinary General Meeting on taking the necessary legal steps to hold the majority shareholder's representatives financially liable for the damages generated by the votes...

The bankruptcy scandal of the insurance company Euroins Romania returned to the spotlight yesterday, after the Public Ministry announced that prosecutors from the Prosecutor's Office attached to the High Court of Cassation and Justice are...

Today marks one year since Călin Georgescu won the first round of the presidential elections on November 24, 2024, obtaining 2,120,401 votes, or 22.94% of the total votes cast, a result that shook the Romanian political system and astonished the...

A technical note issued by the American company Sullivan&Cromwell on October 29, 2025 reveals, under the guise of a simple legal document, the radical change in the way the European Union defines "ownership" and "control" over...

Europol is quietly strengthening its digital architecture, accumulating huge amounts of data and training algorithms capable of redefining the way police work across the bloc, which will lead to the generalization of surveillance in the EU,...

The Constitutional Court decided, yesterday, with a simple majority, five to four, to admit the complaint filed by the High Court of Cassation and Justice, and declared the law by which the Bolojan government wanted to reform the special pensions...

September brought to the forefront of the political scene one of the toughest confrontations between the Government, the opposition and society in recent years. The cabinet led by Ilie Bolojan entered at full speed into a succession of decisions...

The chief prosecutor of the National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA), Marius Voineag, stated on TV that the file regarding the paneling of the former PNL president, Nicolae Ciucă, is still under investigation, the investigation being complex,...

The National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) confirmed last week that it had taken over, under the law, the share of one half of the building located on Nicolae Bălcescu Street no. 29 in Sibiu, owned until 2015 by former president Klaus...

Street protests have demonstrated, in the last two decades, that social networks are not only communication tools, but also true "virtual markets” where civic movements are born. From the "yellow vests” in France to...

The European Commission and the authorities in Bucharest announced last week that our country will receive 16.68 billion euros through the new European financial instrument SAFE (Action for the Security of Europe), a huge sum presented as a...

Russia, through nuclear giant Rosatom, announced late last week that it is not stopping the Paks 2 project in Hungary, according to press reports in Budapest and Moscow, despite Thursday's ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union,...

The International Center for Settlement of Foreign Investment Disputes (ICSID), the so-called ICSID tribunal in Washington, attached to the World Bank, has in recent years become the preferred tool of fossil energy giants through which they block...

The conclusions of the most recent report on human rights compliance - a document published on August 12 by the State Department - cast a shadow over the decision of the Constitutional Court of December 6, 2024, to annul last year's...

The middle of the calendar summer represented a turning point for our country, marked by a tense economic, financial and political climate, which led to the first firm decisions of the Bolojan Government towards stabilizing public finances and...

More than 10,000 hotels in Europe want to open a joint court action against Booking.com, based in Amsterdam, seeking compensation for losses incurred as a result of the booking platform's use of the so-called "lowest price clause",...

Since he did not receive any response from the European Commission within the deadline requested - namely July 31 - Romanian MEP Gheorghe Piperea has decided to take Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, to court for...

The retirement age of magistrates will increase to 65, and the amount of their pension will be capped at a maximum of 70% of the last net salary, announced Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan yesterday in a press conference organized at the Victoria...

Yesterday, the European Parliament debated the censure motion initiated by Gheorghe Piperea and supported by 75 more MEPs from the ECR, ID, Patriots for Europe and non-affiliated political groups. In the document submitted on 3 July 2025, the...

By the decision of 29 May 2025 establishing that the declarations of assets and interests of dignitaries and civil servants should no longer be published on the website of the National Integrity Agency and of the institution to which the...