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Thursday, September 10, 2026
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The ongoing private jet scandal has intensified with new revelations impacting judicial integrity. Constanța businessmen with pending cases were found to have flown with Tribunal President Marius Cătălin Croitoru, while Constitutional Court Judge Cristian Deliorga is reported to have voted in favor of a long-time friend in a case and was also a passenger on private jet flights with businessmen. CSM Prosecutor Claudiu Sandu has questioned the lack of action from judicial inspections regarding these flights.
In other significant developments, Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan's statements have been met with strong disapproval in the United States, as reported by Romania's Ambassador to Washington, Andrei Muraru. Economically, the country faces warnings of a potential new crisis due to weakening growth drivers, and an exclusive report reveals that only a quarter of projects under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) have been completed on schedule.
National security concerns also rose with investigations detailing the Russian government's tracking of Romanians consuming online hate speech, and HotNews utilizing facial recognition to identify a Russian agent apprehended by local authorities.
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The private jet scandal has deepened with revelations that Constanța businessmen, some with pending cases in his court, flew with Tribunal President Marius Cătălin Croitoru. Separately, Constitutional Court Judge Cristian Deliorga is reported to have voted in favor of a long-time friend in a case involving land transfer and was also a passenger on private jet flights with businessmen, prompting CSM Prosecutor Claudiu Sandu to question the lack of judicial inspection regarding these issues.
G4Media:
Exclusive: Constanța Businessmen Who Flew to Mykonos With Court Chief in…
Businessmen from Constanța who chartered a private jet to Mykonos, along with the head of a tribunal, are revealed to have pending cases in the court presided over by Judge Croitoru. One of the involved companies, where Mihai Daraban is a shareholder, is under investigation by the DNA, with…
G4Media:
Exclusive: CCR Judge Cristian Deliorga Voted in Favor of Friend Mihai Daraban…
Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR) judge Cristian Deliorga is reported to have voted in favor of his 30-year friend, Mihai Daraban, in a case where the Chamber of Commerce, led by Daraban, was set to receive Romexpo land for free. Deliorga allegedly used a private jet paid for by the Chamber of…
G4Media:
CSM Prosecutor Claudiu Sandu on CCR Judge Cristian Deliorga's Private Jet Flight
CSM Prosecutor Claudiu Sandu questions the lack of action from the judicial inspection regarding CCR judge Cristian Deliorga's private jet flight, suggesting some magistrates may prioritize luxury and opulence over impartiality.
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Romanian Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan's statements have been met with strong disapproval in the United States, as reported by Ambassador Andrei Muraru. Concurrently, the Bucharest Court of Appeal has suspended a government procedure for selecting Romania's candidate for a judge position at the Court of Justice of the European Union, while President Nicușor Dan has promulgated a law allowing changes to protected area limits for specific hydroelectric plant projects.
HotNews.ro:
PM Bolojan's statements poorly received in the US, says Ambassador Muraru
Romanian Ambassador Muraru from Washington reports that statements made by Prime Minister Bolojan have been met with strong disapproval in the United States.
G4Media:
Exclusive: Bucharest Court of Appeal, Lia Savonea's strongold, Suspended…
The Bucharest Court of Appeal, described as Lia Savonea's stronghold, has suspended the government's procedure for selecting Romania's candidate for a judge position at the Court of Justice of the European Union.
Adevărul:
President Nicușor Dan Promulgates Law Allowing Hydroelectric Plant…
President Nicușor Dan has enacted a law creating an exceptional framework that permits the modification of protected area limits, specifically for projects initiated before June 29, 2007.
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Romania faces the prospect of a new economic crisis as key growth drivers weaken, with slowing consumer spending and insufficient investment. This comes as an exclusive report reveals significant delays in the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), with only a quarter of nearly 25,000 projects completed on schedule.
Adevărul:
Romania Faces Potential New Economic Crisis: Market Signals and Analyst Views
Romania's economy is entering a period where key growth drivers are weakening, with slowing consumer spending and insufficient investment and exports to compensate for the loss of momentum.
Digi24:
Romania's Recovery Plan Faces Delays: Only a Quarter of Projects Completed on…
An exclusive report reveals that only a quarter of the nearly 25,000 projects funded by Romania's National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) have been completed on schedule, with the rest in various stages of progress.
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Investigations have revealed that the Russian government is collecting data on Romanians consuming online content associated with hate speech. In a related development, HotNews utilized facial recognition software to identify a Russian agent apprehended by Romania's DIICOT and SRI.
HotNews.ro:
Snoop investigation: Russian government tracks Romanians consuming hate…
An investigation reveals that the Russian government is collecting data on Romanians who frequently consume online content associated with hate speech, referred to as 'hate codes'.
HotNews.ro:
HotNews facial recognition software identifies Russian agent caught by…
HotNews utilized facial recognition software to identify a Russian agent apprehended by Romania's DIICOT and SRI, with surprising results.
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