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Russia's Rosatom Eyes Floating Nuclear Plants for Four African Nations
The state-owned Russian energy group is in advanced talks with Egypt, Togo, Namibia and Tanzania over offshore nuclear power units, officials said at the Russia-Africa summit.
Zelensky: security guarantees could be discussed for Russia too
President Zelensky acknowledged for the first time that security guarantees might be extended to Russia under a future peace deal, with technical talks due in Abu Dhabi early next month.
Black Friday 2026: Official Online Shopping Safety Advice
DNSC, Police and banks share practical checks to avoid fake shops, payment requests and delivery scams during Black Friday.
Romania Unveils Winter Energy Plan, Minister Heads to EU Talks
The Energy Ministry has proposed a set of measures to keep electricity and gas flowing from November to March, including a winter command centre and higher fuel stocks.
Justice Ministry plans national agency for crime victims
Romania's justice minister has held a meeting on setting up a National Agency for Victim Protection, a goal he says is in the government programme.
Independent Senator Gheorghe Ștefănache Joins PNL Parliamentary Group
Senator Gheorghe Ștefănache announced in the Senate plenary on Wednesday that he will join the PNL parliamentary group, citing the need for stability and reforms.
At least 64 dead in Spain train collision near Toledo
A stationary Iryo train was hit from behind by a high-speed AVE service near Urda, Spain, after an apparent signalling failure. Authorities expect the death toll to rise above 64.
EU Warns Diesel Prices Will Stay High in 2027
The European Commission expects the global diesel market to remain tight in 2027, keeping prices elevated, and is working with industry to boost refining capacity.
64 Dead in High-Speed Train Collision Near Toledo, Spain
Two high-speed trains collided near Urda in Toledo province on Wednesday, leaving at least 64 people dead and dozens injured. Authorities are investigating a signalling failure and possible human error.
European States Push Child Social Media Age Limits Ahead of EU Law
Greece, Italy, Portugal and others are legislating nationally while the EU Kids Act is negotiated, but Romania has yet to impose restrictions.
Netherlands Announces €1.2 Billion Aid for Ukraine
The Dutch government has pledged €1.2 billion in non-military support for Ukraine over three years, with the announcement coming as President Zelensky visits The Hague.
Russia delivers 12 Sukhoi SU-35 jets and four S-400 batteries to Ethiopia
Ethiopia has received the first batch of fourth-generation fighter jets and air defence systems from Russia, the country’s prime minister announced during a visit to Moscow.
Young Europeans More Engaged in Society, Survey Shows
A new Eurobarometer survey shows rising youth participation in organisations and initiatives, with peace and jobs among top EU priorities.
Romania electoral authority proposes fixed annual dates for partial elections
The president of Romania's Permanent Electoral Authority has announced plans to propose that partial elections be held once a year on a fixed date, with all elections eventually moving to fixed dates.
Dinamo President Confident of Title Challenge After Strong Start
Dinamo Bucharest are top of the Superliga and president Andrei Nicolescu believes they can push for a first title since 2007. The club face Chindia in the Romanian Cup tonight.
Cernavodă nuclear plant could restart one reactor in mid-November
Energy officials say one of the two shut-down reactors at Romania’s Cernavodă nuclear plant could come back online around 15 November, easing pressure on the national grid.
CSM publishes updated net salary data for judges after ECHR ruling
The Superior Council of Magistracy has released the latest net salary grids for judges at courts and tribunals, citing public debate following a European Court of Human Rights decision.
At Least 50 Dead in Spain High-Speed Train Collision
An AVE train struck a stopped Iryo service on the Madrid–Seville line on Wednesday, killing at least 50 people and injuring 179. Romanian President Nicușor Dan expressed solidarity.