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Romanian MEP Diana Șoșoacă faces outrage after being banned from the presidential race by the top court, which she labeled 'biased.'

 Pro-Putin Far-Right Romanian MEP Goes On Anti-Semitic Rant Over Ban From Presidential Race

Romanian MEP Diana Șoșoacă faces outrage after being banned from the presidential race by the top court, which she labeled 'biased.'

Romanian MEP Diana Șoșoacă faces outrage after being banned from the presidential race by the top court, which she labeled 'biased.' In a fiery response, she claimed a conspiracy against her and called for protests. Critics warn the court's decision undermines democracy, while her extreme rhetoric raises further concerns.

Andrew Tate, his brother charged with rape & human trafficking in Romania

The Tate brothers and the two Romanian suspects were detained in late December in Romania's capital Bucharest.

Divisive social media personality Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan, have been charged with rape, human trafficking and forming a criminal gang to exploit women, prosecutors in Romania said on Tuesday.
Romania's anti-organised crime agency, DIICOT, said prosecutors filed the charges against the brothers, who are both British-US dual citizens, along with two Romanian women.
In a statement, the agency said that the four defendants formed a criminal group in 2021 &ldquo;in order to commit the crime of human trafficking&rdquo; in Romania as well as the United States and Britain. It alleged that seven female victims were misled and transported to Romania, where they were sexually exploited and subjected to physical violence by the gang.
The Tate brothers and the two Romanian suspects were detained in late December in Romania's capital Bucharest. The brothers won an appeal on March 31 to be moved from police custody to house arrest.
Tate, 36, is a professional kickboxer with millions of Twitter followers. He has resided in Romania since 2017 and was previously banned from various social media platforms for expressing misogynistic views and hate speech.
He has repeatedly claimed Romanian prosecutors have no evidence and alleged their case is a political conspiracy designed to silence him.
Prosecutors have ordered the confiscation of assets from the Tate brothers including 15 luxury cars, luxury watches and about USD 3 million they held in cryptocurrency, the agency's statement said.
On Tuesday, Tate's spokesperson Mateea Petrescu said the brothers were prepared to &ldquo;demonstrate their innocence and vindicate their reputation.&rdquo; &ldquo;Tate's legal team are prepared to cooperate fully with the appropriate authorities, presenting all necessary evidence to exonerate the brothers and expose any misinterpretations or false accusations,&rdquo; Petrescu said.

The events follow a string of comparable incidents this month in the U.S., in which objects detected and shot down by warplanes included a high-altitude Chinese balloon that traversed American airspace.

'Mysterious balloon-like objects' spotted in Romania, Moldova days after US shot down multiple UFOs 

The events follow a string of comparable incidents this month in the U.S., in which objects detected and shot down by warplanes included a high-altitude Chinese balloon that traversed American airspace.

Romania briefly scrambled military jets and neighbouring Moldova temporarily closed its air space Tuesday after authorities in both countries reported mysterious weather balloon-like objects traversing their skies.
The incidents occurred at around midday local time and briefly raised concerns in the two Eastern European countries, both which border Ukraine and have been affected by Russia's war.
Romania's defence ministry said it deployed two jets that are under NATO command to its southeastern skies to seek an aerial object it described as being small with "characteristics similar to a weather balloon."
It had been detected initially by radar systems in Romanian airspace at an altitude of about 11,000 metres (36,000 feet).
"The crews of the two aircraft did not confirm the presence of the aerial target, neither visually nor on the onboard radars," a ministry statement said, adding that the two MiG-21 LanceR aircraft stayed in the vicinity for about 30 minutes before returning to base.
Romanian Foreign Minister Bogdan Aurescu told reporters at U.N. headquarters in New York that "the Romanian fighter jets did not find any object, even if it was spotted on the radar &hellip; so no threat for the Romanian airspace."
It was unclear whether the two incidents were related, and neither country said where they believed the objects had come from.
The events follow a string of comparable incidents this month in the U.S., in which objects detected and shot down by warplanes included a high-altitude Chinese balloon that traversed American airspace. China said it was a weather balloon that had accidentally drifted off course.
The incident in Moldova triggered widespread travel disruption and brief panic when authorities temporarily closed the country's airspace over what they later described as an object "similar to a weather balloon" spotted near the northern border with Ukraine.
Scores of flights in the country of about 2.6 million people, one of Europe's poorest, were cancelled or rescheduled. Some were diverted to Romania.
"Given the weather conditions and the impossibility of monitoring and identifying the object as well as its flight path &hellip; the decision was taken to temporarily close the airspace," Moldova's aviation authority said in a statement. The country's airspace was reopened two hours later.&nbsp;
Romania has been a NATO member since 2004 and a European Union member since 2007. Moldova is militarily neutral and thus not a potential NATO member. It's looking to forge closer ties with the west and was granted EU candidate status last June, the same day as Ukraine.
On Monday, Moldovan President Maia Sandu accused Russia of plotting to overthrow her country's government and derail it from its EU accession path.
Russia's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova dismissed Sandu's claims on Tuesday as "absolutely unfounded and unsubstantiated."&nbsp;

Amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, a car crashed into the gate of the Russian embassy in Romania, killing the driver. The incident in Romania's capital city Bucharest occurred on April 6, as per reports.
Unverified videos on social media showed a vehicle consumed by a massive fire. The crash occurred at around 6 am local time. The vehicle did not enter the compound of the embassy.
The area was subsequently cordoned off, and heavy security was deployed. It was yet to be confirmed whether the incident was an attack or an accident.
On April 5, Romania reportedly expelled 10 diplomats from the Russian embassy as a fresh penalty on Moscow for the Ukraine war.
Romania is situated next to Ukraine, and has reportedly admitted over 6 lakh refugees from the war-torn nation.

Attack on Russian embassy or accident? Car crashes into gate, driver dies in Romania's Bucharest; motive unclear

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 Amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, a car crashed into the gate of the Russian embassy in Romania, killing the driver. The incident in Romania's capital city Bucharest occurred on April 6, as per reports. Unverified videos on social media showed a vehicle consumed by a massive fire. The crash occurred at around 6 am local time. The vehicle did not enter the compound of the embassy.
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 The area was subsequently cordoned off, and heavy security was deployed. It was yet to be confirmed whether the incident was an attack or an accident. On April 5, Romania reportedly expelled 10 diplomats from the Russian embassy as a fresh penalty on Moscow for the Ukraine war.
Romania is situated next to Ukraine, and has reportedly admitted over 6 lakh refugees from the war-torn nation.
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CAPTIONS Bucharest: car crashed into gate of Russian embassy Incident occurred early in the morning of April 6 Driver killed as car caught fire; compound not breached Day earlier, Romania had expelled 10 Russian diplomats

On April 5, Romania reportedly expelled 10 diplomats from the Russian embassy as a fresh penalty on Moscow.

Amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, a car crashed into the gate of the Russian embassy in Romania, killing the driver.&nbsp;The incident in Romania's capital city Bucharest occurred on April 6, as per reports.
Unverified videos on social media showed a vehicle consumed by a massive fire.&nbsp;The crash occurred at around 6 am local time.&nbsp;The vehicle did not enter the compound of the embassy.
 The area was subsequently cordoned off, and heavy security was deployed.&nbsp;It was yet to be confirmed whether the incident was an attack or an accident.
 On April 5, Romania reportedly expelled 10 diplomats from the Russian embassy as a fresh penalty on Moscow for the Ukraine war.
Romania is situated next to Ukraine, and has reportedly admitted over 6 lakh refugees from the war-torn nation.
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When most sports bodies made Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for their players, the owner of a Romanian football club barred vaccinated players from playing for his team.
Romanian MP Gigi Becali, the owner of Steaua Bucharest club, believes that vaccinated players are powerless.
Becali claims that Bucharest's rival clubs are struggling as most of their squads are vaccinated.
"You’re going to laugh, but I might be right. Those vaccinated lose their strength. That’s something scientific", Becali said.
Notably, Becali took a stake in the 1986 European Cup winner, Steaua Bucharest, in 2003.
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Romanian football club owner banned vaccinated players to represent his team

No place in THIS football team for vaccinated players! 

Bizarre diktat by a Football club owner against players who are vaccinated for Covid-19

'Vaccinated footballers are powerless', bizarre claim by a European football club owner

When most sports bodies made Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for their players, the owner of a Romanian football club barred vaccinated players from playing for his team.
Romanian MP Gigi Becali, the owner of Steaua Bucharest club, believes that vaccinated players are powerless.
Becali claims that Bucharest's rival clubs are struggling as most of their squads are vaccinated.
"You&rsquo;re going to laugh, but I might be right. Those vaccinated lose their strength. That&rsquo;s something scientific", Becali said.
Notably, Becali took a stake in the 1986 European Cup winner, Steaua Bucharest, in 2003.

When most sports bodies made Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for their players, the owner of a Romanian football club made a bizarre&nbsp;claim about vaccines

When most sports bodies made Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for their players, the owner of a Romanian football club barred vaccinated players from playing for his team.
Romanian MP Gigi Becali, the owner of Steaua Bucharest club, believes that vaccinated players are powerless.
Becali claims that Bucharest's rival clubs are struggling as most of their squads are vaccinated.
"You&rsquo;re going to laugh, but I might be right. Those vaccinated lose their strength. That&rsquo;s something scientific", Becali said.
Notably, Becali took a stake in the 1986 European Cup winner, Steaua Bucharest, in 2003.
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A&nbsp;Romanian castle&nbsp;said to be the home of Dracula is offering free&nbsp;Covid-19 jabs&nbsp;to visitors as part of a vaccination drive.&nbsp;
A Covid-19 vaccination center has been set up on the periphery of Romania's Bran Castle, which is purported to be the inspiration behind Dracula&rsquo;s home in Bram Stoker&rsquo;s 19th-century gothic novel &ldquo;Dracula.&rdquo;
Every weekend through May &ldquo;vaccination marathons&rdquo; will be held just outside the storied 14th-century hilltop castle, where no appointment is needed, in an attempt to encourage people to protect themselves against Covid-19.

Dracula's castle in Romania offers free Covid-19 vaccinations

Visitors to Dracula's castle to&nbsp;get free&nbsp;Covid-19 jabs
Romanian castle is said to be the home of Dracula
Officials: attempt to encourage people to take jabs&nbsp;

A&nbsp;Romanian castle&nbsp;said to be the home of Dracula is offering free&nbsp;Covid-19 jabs&nbsp;to visitors as part of a vaccination drive.&nbsp;
The Covid-19 vaccination center on the periphery of Romania's Bran Castle, purported to be the inspiration behind Dracula&rsquo;s home in Bram Stoker&rsquo;s 19th-century gothic novel 'Dracula'.
Every weekend through May 'vaccination marathons' will be held just outside the storied 14th-century hilltop castle, where no appointment is needed, in an attempt to encourage people to protect themselves against Covid-19.

If you thought there was an end to the monolith series, keep counting!
Yet another structure has been discovered in the Netherlands, days after the mysterious monolith made an appearance in Utah, Romania, California and an Isle of Wight beach.
As per local media reports, the statue in Kiekenberg reserve in the Netherlands may have been there for long, as it had ice formed on it.
While it is still unclear as to who is responsible for all the monoliths, a Santa Fe collective, Most Famous Artist claims to take credit for the two found in the US.

Endless mystery: 5th monolith appears, now in the Netherlands

Another monolith has appeared, this time in&nbsp;Kiekenberg reserve, in the&nbsp;Netherlands. It is unclear who placed it there

If you thought there was an end to the monolith series, you were mistaken!
Yet another structure has been discovered in the Netherlands, days after the mysterious monoliths made an appearance in Utah, Romania, California and an Isle of Wight beach.
As per local media reports, the statue in Kiekenberg reserve in the Netherlands may have been there for long, as it had ice formed on it.
While it is still unclear as to who is responsible for all the monoliths, a Santa Fe collective, Most Famous Artist claims to take credit for the two found in the US.
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If you thought there was an end to the monolith series, you were mistaken!
Yet another structure has been discovered in the Netherlands, days after the mysterious monoliths made an appearance in Utah, Romania, California and an Isle of Wight beach.
As per local media reports, the statue in Kiekenberg reserve in the Netherlands may have been there for long, as it had ice formed on it.
While it is still unclear as to who is responsible for all the monoliths, a Santa Fe collective, Most Famous Artist claims to take credit for the two found in the US.

Just days after a mysterious metal monolith was discovered and later disappeared from a desert in Utah, a similar structure has surfaced in Romania.
The 13-foot-tall structure has been spotted close to Petrodava Dacian Fortress in Piatra Neamt, Romania and has left authorities baffled since it appeared on private property.
According to a Daily Mail report, this monolith has got a mirrored surface along with some graffiti.

After Utah, another monolith structure surfaces in Romania

A monolith, similar to the one that was found in Utah and later disappeared, has now surfaced in Romania

Just days after a mysterious metal monolith was discovered and later disappeared from a desert in Utah, a similar structure has surfaced in Romania.
The 13-foot-tall structure has been spotted close to Petrodava Dacian Fortress in Piatra Neamt, Romania and has left authorities baffled since it appeared on private property.
According to a Daily Mail report, this monolith has got a mirrored surface along with some graffiti.

SSR case: 80k fake profiles used to abuse Mumbai cops, FIR registered

Over 80,000 fake accounts created to discredit Mumbai Police probe in Sushant&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Rajput&nbsp;case, FIR registered&nbsp;under IT Act&nbsp;

In order to discredit the Mumbai police and Maharashtra government's probe into the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, reportedly over 80 thousand fake accounts were created on various social media platforms.
According to a report by Hindustan Times, the accounts were created as a part of a smear campaign against Mumbai's police force and Maharashtra government investigating the death of the 34-year-old star, who was found hanging at his Bandra residence.
Mumbai police&rsquo;s cyber unit found that posts were uploaded on social media platforms from different countries, such as Italy, Japan, Poland, Slovenia, Indonesia, Turkey, Thailand, Romania and France.
Meanwhile, 2 FIRs have been registered under IT Act against many social media account holders &amp; fake accounts for defaming Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh on different platforms, said Rashmi Karandikar, DCP-Cyber Cell, Mumbai Police.

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