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In an emotional interview, Volodymyr Zelensky discussed his vulnerabilities as a leader, facing the harsh reality of the war in Ukraine and the personal impact of the conflict on his family, highlighting the feeling of ceasing to exist under the constant pressure of his decisions. #Zelenski #Ucraina #Război (translated)

In an interview with Bloomberg, President Nicușor Dan stated that Russia intends to escalate the conflict in Ukraine and emphasized the importance of European countries not engaging in the escalation of the situation, after highlighting the increasingly frequent challenges from the Kremlin. #NicușorDan #RăzboiUcraina #ProvocăriRusești (translated)

In an interview, former judge Adrian Toni Neacșu explains the mechanism through which Romania accumulated a debt of 31 billion lei to public employees, highlighting the responsibility of politicians who approve laws for salary increases without adhering to them. #bugetari #salarii #CEDO (translated)

In an interview for Newsmax, President Nicușor Dan stated that Russia is not ready for dialogue and that economic sanctions against it must continue, while also welcoming Donald Trump's call to NATO European states to take greater responsibility for their own defense. #NicușorDan #RăzboiulDinUcraina #SecuritateaRegională (translated)

Oana Eftimie criticized the information that appeared "from sources" about the opening of a fourth criminal case against Călin Georgescu. She reported that Gândul had written that the case involved alleged illegal operations with devices or software programs and attempts to alter data or disrupt computer systems. According to the information presented by Eftimie, the alleged events would have taken place on September 26, five days after the search of Georgescu's residence, and he would have then called a company to check whether surveillance devices had been installed. Eftimie stated that Georgescu had been persecuted for nearly two years and questioned what constituted the crime. She requested clarification on whether there was a court warrant for installing devices in the home, what limitations it had, and what concrete reasons justified the surveillance. She also asked how Georgescu's wife and minor children were protected, as well as what evidence supported the accusations. Eftimie argued that checking for the existence of devices could not automatically be confused with sabotaging an investigation and questioned why Georgescu's wife did not mention the alleged surveillance in previous interviews. #Justiție #Securitate #Ancheta (translated)

In an interview, political analyst Sergiu Mișcoiu states that, although the government led by Luca Niculescu obtained 280 votes, the real parliamentary support is insufficient and that PSD will seek to negotiate external majorities to ensure the implementation of necessary projects. #LucaNiculescu #GuvernRomânia #Politică (translated)

Nae Moromete published Kristela Georgescu's explanations after he described the situation at Gândul as a scandal, where, according to him, the interview had been censored and could only be accessed for a fee. Georgescu stated that she had accepted the invitation to "Marius Tucă Show" in good faith and that she had not been informed about any financial or audience-related conditions. She specified that no financial agreement had been made for her participation, and that the team that invited her had not communicated to her, before, during, or after the show, any financial conditions regarding the broadcast of the dialogue. She claimed that she learned about the suspension of broadcasting and the limitation of access to subscribers only when she was leaving the editorial office, from the team accompanying her. Georgescu also mentioned that the difficult situation her family was going through should not be exploited for gaining benefits. In a message dated October 20, 2026, she thanked her supporters for the trust and affection shown over the last two years and urged them to be good, dignified, decent, and faithful. She added that she did not know where history was heading, but believed that people who remained united with each other and with God would be on her good side. #libertateapresei #transparență #scandal (translated)

Marco wrote that, on the 22nd night, Romanians were waiting for an interview with Călin Georgescu's wife, but viewers needed a subscription to watch the continuation. According to him, Gândul had interrupted the live broadcast and had left only part of the show free, although the interview was awaited by thousands of people. He criticized those he accused of making money from patriotism and from supporting people. Marco also said that, for the 22nd consecutive night, Romanians had gathered in front of the Central Detention Facility to demand Călin Georgescu's release and that people had stayed there despite the rain, wind, and cold. #Romania #Solidaritate #Protest (translated)

BobbyD wrote that the interview with Cristela Georgescu had been scheduled during the same time that the television stations were broadcasting Luca Baghetaru's installation, and later it became available only to paying subscribers. He wondered who made that decision, when, and why exactly then, suggesting that it could have been to ensure that the audience would watch the TV broadcasts instead of the interview. He specified that he was not claiming that this was the reason, but he said he no longer accepted the explanation of coincidence. (translated)

MARCO criticized Gândul and Marius Tucă for the way, in his opinion, the interview with the president's wife, Călin Georgescu, was handled. He stated that the broadcast was interrupted in the middle of the discussion, and the continuation was only available to subscribers, while the general public was given access to 10 minutes. The author claimed that viewers should have been informed from the beginning that the full interview was reserved for subscribers and categorized the interruption as a lack of respect towards the audience. He also said that he unsubscribed and unfollowed the accounts he was following. #respectpentrupublic #mediaresponsabilitate #interviu (translated)

"Our air defense systems worked, but I admit that the algorithms can be improved, and considering that this time we did not receive any information from Poland, we may further secure ourselves and respond differently next time. We will discuss changing the algorithms at the next meeting of the State Defense Council," said G. Nausėda in an interview with TV3 News on Monday. #Dronai #OroGynyba #GitanasNausėda (translated)

The USA has taken measures to convince Ukraine to capitulate. However, President Volodymyr Zelensky stated in an interview with France TV on February 4 that at least 55,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been killed since the beginning of the invasion, in addition to a significant number of missing persons. #RăzboiUcraina #PierdereaMilitară #Rusia (translated)

In an interview, Sorin Elisei, the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Energy, warns that electricity bills could rise by 10% in the near future, but there is a possibility that they may decrease in spring, urging Romanians who are facing high prices to change their provider. #facturi #energieelectrica #prețuri (translated)

I believe measures have been taken to convince Ukraine to capitulate. I'm not saying this is exactly the objective pursued by our partners. I don't want to believe that our American partners think the war against Russia can be ended more quickly at Ukraine's expense. But that is exactly the impression they leave," Zelensky said Sunday in Kyiv in an interview with Bloomberg. #Ucraina #SUA #Zelenski (translated)