Călin Georgescu faces charges for fascist activities and election fraud

UPDATE: Călin Georgescu, former candidate in the Romanian presidential elections, has officially been charged by the General Prosecutor’s Office with six offenses, including actions against the constitutional order; initiating or establishing a fascist, racist, or xenophobic organization; and promoting the cult of individuals guilty of committing crimes of genocide.

Romania passes bill allowing drone destruction in airspace

Unmanned drones that illegally cross Romania’s state border and enter national airspace without authorization may be destroyed or neutralized if their flight cannot be controlled by Romanian military forces or NATO, reports Agerpres.

Trump announces new 'Gold Card' visa for investors

The United States will introduce a new type of investor visa, the "Gold Card," which will offer permanent residency and a fast track to citizenship in exchange for a $5 million contribution.

Hungary seeks removal of eight names from EU Russia sanctions

Hungary is requesting the removal of eight individuals from the European Union’s sanctions list against Russia, Reuters reported on Tuesday, February 25, citing European diplomats who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Kyiv and Washington agree on mineral resources deal

Kyiv and Washington have agreed on a deal concerning mineral resources, which Ukrainian officials hope will strengthen ties with the Trump administration and pave the way for a long-term security commitment from the U.S., reports digi24.ro, citing Financial Times.

Could NATO’s future be at risk? Merz calls for European defense shift

The alarm was raised immediately after the elections in Germany, when Friedrich Merz, whose center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) secured the highest vote share, warned that NATO could be nearing its end and that Europe must be prepared to establish a military alliance independent of the United States.

Europe's security depends on a just peace in Ukraine

Ukraine has demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of the Russian invasion, emerging as a key pillar of Europe’s security architecture, according to Igor Munteanu, leader of the Coalition for Unity and Welfare.

Macron and Trump discuss Ukraine war in White House meeting

French President Emmanuel Macron stated on Monday that his meeting with his American counterpart, Donald Trump, was "highly productive" and "cordial," amid tensions over Washington’s decision to negotiate directly with Moscow—bypassing European leaders and Kyiv—in an effort to end the war in Ukraine, according to Agerpres.

Three years of war in Ukraine // Aftermath of a devastating conflict and unknown prospects

February 24, 2025 marks three years since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a conflict that has become the bloodiest in Europe since World War II. After three years of intense fighting, the human and material toll is devastating, and a diplomatic solution remains uncertain.

Six hostages freed in seventh Israel-Hamas exchange

Six more hostages have been freed from Hamas captivity after more than 500 days. One of them also holds Romanian citizenship.

Thousands protest in Bucharest after Romanian elections annulled

Thousands of supporters of Călin Georgescu gathered in Victory Square, Bucharest, to protest the Constitutional Court’s decision to annul the presidential elections.

Tragedy strikes in Peru: Roof collapse kills 3, injures 74

At least three people have died, and 74 others have been injured after the roof of a shopping center in Peru collapsed. Among the victims are children. The search efforts are ongoing.