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24 iulie 2025

OPINIONDinamo fans provoke, but Csikszereda supporters draw the borders

Like any football fan, fan or consumer in our country, I was also curious to see how the Hungarian-language press in our country treated the incidents in Miercurea Ciuc between Dinamo supporters and the police, as well as the supporters of the new team promoted from the Szeklerland in the first league of Romanian football.

UMF Carol Davila brings preventive medicine to the beaches of the southern coast

In August, the "Carol Davila" University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Bucharest returns to the seaside with the fifth edition of the prevention campaign "Assume to be healthy!", an event that has already become a benchmark for preventive medicine in Romania. This year's edition comes with an important novelty: the introduction of pulmonology in the list of specialties available for free consultations, along with dermatology, endocrinology and pediatrics.

"Cultural" change: protocol gives way to the public

The Ministry of Culture has announced a significant change in the access policy to cultural events, by drastically reducing the number of protocol invitations.

Greece suspends outdoor work due to heatwave

The Greek Ministry of Labor has decided to suspend outdoor activities between 12:00 and 17:00 in several regions affected by the extreme heatwave that has swept southern Europe.

The wealth of US tycoons is growing. Who is the richest person in each US state?

The richest person in each US state reflects the industries that generate wealth across the country, and they range from tech moguls to retail magnates. Some are household names, while others have built their fortunes discreetly in their home states, according to an analysis by visualcapitalist.com, based on a Forbes ranking.

1 Euro5.2537

1 Fr. elveţian5.5707

BNR

1 Liră sterlină6.1178

BNR

1 Dolar SUA4.5164

BNR

1 Gram Aur638.0876

BET33218.54

BET FI114723.96

BET NG2541.59

UniCredit reports the best first half in its history

The impact of Trump's tariffs: Japan invests, Mexico and China retaliate, Europe negotiates

The trade agreement reached by the US and Japan, as announced by President Donald Trump, represents a radical new economic decision aimed at reaffirming the United States' position in global trade.

Historical records for BET; why are investors betting on BVB?

• Alin Brendea, Prime Transaction: "The sentiment was strongly positively influenced by the encouraging reaction of the rating agencies and the European Commission in relation to the fiscal adjustment program"

European Commission highlights the issue of non-transparent funding of NGOs

Despite the numerous alarm signals raised in recent years regarding the funding received by some non-governmental organizations from large global corporations in technology, industry or energy, the European Commission does not consider that the...

AI Rivalry Moves to the Math Olympiad

Journalism in step with the times, three new disciplines at FJSC: totalitarianism, AI and war correspondence

South Korea's Space Adventure: Lunar Base by 2045

Maspex's offer to take over Purcari, one-third subscribed after five days

Photo source: facebook.com/Popescu.Piedone

DNA Case: Consumer Protection turned into friends' protection

Photo source: facebook.com/Curtea Constituţională România

Constitutional Court gives green light to new fiscal measures

Cranes feeding on Drăgoi's buba. Illustration by MAKE

Anatomy of a captured market: ASF symbolically "sanctions", Swiss Capital continues to collect

ECB warning: Profitability of eurozone companies affected by trade tensions caused by the US administration

False flags for Russian oil: the scheme that undermines global trade

Meta Estate Trust increases its share capital

The Board of Directors of Meta Estate Trust, a holding company operating in the real estate sector, decided to increase the entity's share capital by up to one million lei, through cash contributions and the conversion of receivables related...

Russian precious metal exports to China nearly double

Romanian culture threatened by bureaucratic gridlock

Flu and paralysis: a mysterious gene could explain the devastating link

A new scientific study brings hope to families affected by unexplained paralysis in children after seemingly minor respiratory infections.

China's "Green Wall" Causes Waves of Allergies

A medical and ecological paradox is shaking northern China: in the fight against desertification, Chinese authorities have made extensive use of the Artemisia plant, a resistant and low-maintenance species.

SMEs in a stalemate: entrepreneurs' confidence in the economy drops below 35%

Citigroup shares hit highest level since 2008

Gold Has Given Investors Over 1,000% Returns Over the Last 25 Years

MarInnLeg Report: Environmental NGOs, funded by tech and energy giants

Concurrent schooling: the increasingly present reality in Romanian villages

In a rural Romania in constant change, concurrent schooling has become not just an exception, but a rule in more and more communities. The number of classes in which students learn different content at the same time, alongside colleagues from...

Incomprehensible waste: tons of food for malnourished children will be incinerated

The administration of President Donald Trump is facing a wave of severe criticism after the press revealed that tons of food intended for malnourished children will be incinerated, in the context in which the United States drastically reduces...

CERN sheds light on mystery of antimatter disappearance

An international team of researchers at CERN has taken a significant step towards understanding one of the greatest mysteries of the Universe - the disappearance of antimatter immediately after the Big Bang.

Greek fires raise ground temperatures by up to 10 degrees Celsius

Surface temperatures in the regions surrounding the Greek capital rose by up to 10 degrees Celsius in just one year as a result of devastating forest fires in the summer of 2024, according to a study published by the National Observatory of Athens.

Cristian Pîrvulescu, Dan Cimpean, Mircea Stremtan

DNSC warns of increased risk of cyberattacks in the energy sector

MAKE and the BURSA newspaper have definitively defeated Bogdan Drăgoi in court

• Bogdan Drăgoi also later lost to Ben Madadi • The Bucharest Court of Appeal confirms: BURSA acted within the bounds of freedom of expression • The court rejects the defamation accusations • Drăgoi must pay court costs

"People are the ones who are eliminating jobs, not Artificial Intelligence”

• (Interview with Liliana Acosta, CEO and founder of Think Soul )

International Robotics Championships: Romania to be represented in Slovenia and Saudi Arabia

Record number of candidates for admission to the Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences

The Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences (FJSC) of the University of Bucharest has registered a record number of applications for admission to the bachelor's programs in July 2025, compared to the post-pandemic years, the...

World Internet Speed Record: 125,000 Gb per second over 1,800 kilometers

University Europe: the right to education and the illusion of performance

Elie Wiesel Institute: "The virtual environment has become one of hate”

• Experts from the Elie Wiesel Institute: "Telegram is the environment in which hate groups and communities organize, systematically elaborate and distribute their harmful narratives”

Investors bet on BVB in the second quarter, despite the budget deficit and government uncertainties

• 7% increase for BET and 12% in the case of BET-TR

Inflation, elections and fiscal illusions: the quarter in which Romania held its breath

The second quarter of 2025 was, for our country, a tense and decisive period, marked by dramatic political transitions, acute budgetary pressures and economic measures with a profound impact.