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The government approved by Parliament two days ago bears Luca Niculescu's name; however, an emergency ordinance regarding the organization of the Executive, adopted during the government's first meeting, grants Deputy Prime Minister Marian Neacşu an administrative role that raises an uncomfortable question: who will actually be in charge at Victoria Palace?

Oil exports from the Persian Gulf have exceeded the levels recorded before the outbreak of the war, as an alternative maritime transport system, organized under the protection of the United States, allows crude oil shipments to continue despite the intensification of Iranian attacks on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

An extreme heat phenomenon covered nearly 85% of the Earth's surface over the course of 367 days. Reuters warns that these large-scale episodes impact public health, agriculture, and ecosystems.

• Breaking away from Starlink: europe's major telecom operators join forces 

Four of Europe's largest telecommunications operators are seeking to build a European alternative to the satellite communication services currently dominated by Starlink, the company owned by Elon Musk.

Elon Musk ordered a reduction in the connection speed of a military version of the Starlink satellite communications network used by the Ukrainian armed forces, causing concern in Kyiv and confusion within the administration of US President Donald Trump, according to government sources cited by The Wall Street Journal.

Bankruptcy, in the economic sense of a business collapse, does not necessarily begin when a court issues a ruling.