Romania News in English

Good morning! It’s 7th February, and here’s your Romania daily news capsule.

A former presidential advisor calls out Nicușor Dan over intelligence service issues.

Spain accuses Telegram's founder of spreading lies and undermining institutions.

DNA raids at Sector 5 City Hall reveal corruption investigations involving Vlad Popescu Piedone.

New sanctions hit Iran from the U.S. following negotiations, raising tensions further.

A major scandal in Cluj as a firm wins a contract without participating in the bidding.

Ciprian Ciucu discusses financial struggles facing Bucharest's city hall and coalition challenges.

Sixteen Romanian women are officially recognized as saints, marking a historic proclamation.

Bitcoin experiences a sharp decline, dropping below 67 thousand dollars amid market fluctuations.

Apple plans to launch the iPhone 18 Pro with advanced features and larger batteries.

WhatsApp will no longer support certain phones starting in 2026, urging users to upgrade.

Timothy Busfield faces sexual abuse charges, stirring controversy over his past roles.

A study explores the collaboration between AI and humans, testing innovative experimental grounds.

Researchers identify a key mechanism that could halt the most common genetic form of ALS.

Environmental factors recognized as major determinants of cardiovascular diseases call for urgent action.

Cancer detection advances as menstrual blood shows potential in identifying cervical cancer.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!