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Romania's annulled election, 2024: what is documented
Romania's Constitutional Court annulled the 2024 presidential election on 6 December. What the declassified documents, TikTok and investigators showed, what each side argues, what is still unproven, and how the story looks on LSN News two years on.
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The parade under the cloud: Chernobyl and official silence
On 1 May 1986 Kyiv's children marched under fallout, and Romanians were told radiation rose "without danger to the population". How performed normality works, what people lived, and how to notice it.
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Romania 1989: "sixty thousand dead" and the terrorists never tried
The charge sheet said more than 60,000 victims. The most cited count is about 1,100, and some 940 died after Ceaușescu fled, fighting "terrorists" no court ever identified; who fired after 22 December is still disputed.
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Romania 1990: the mineriads and the power of state television
In June 1990 a president thanked miners who had beaten students in Bucharest. In March, Târgu Mureș was told two opposite stories in two languages. How labels, one TV channel and a call to act turned neighbours into targets.
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Collective dismissal in Romania: what the law gives you
STB issued 796 dismissal notices and CFR Marfă faces about 1,500 layoffs. What Romania's Labour Code (art. 68-78) and EU Directive 98/59/EC require, step by step, with a checklist. General information, not legal advice.
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Europe's layoffs are not about AI: cars, telecoms and the state
Europe's November 2026 layoffs come from autos, telecoms and Romanian state companies, not AI. Consultation law means cuts are announced early and carried out late, often in 2027 and 2028.