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"Certainly, I believe that, in one way or another, determined by the fact that so far the two major parties have been in a coalition, I think that both sides have forgotten how to exercise power and how to exercise opposition," said Marian Neacșu after his hearing in Parliament. #politica #PSD #PNL (translated)

The knife attack committed by a 13-year-old student in a school in Bistrița reveals the issue of the radicalization of children and extreme violence among minors, highlighting the need for psychological assessment and appropriate preventive measures. #radicalizare #violență #siguranțășcolară (translated)

"What happened in Bistrița, where a teacher and a student were stabbed by a minor, must be a wake-up call for society as a whole. Algorithms cannot turn children into criminals. A tragedy should not have to occur for the law to set clear limits on social platforms. Beyond the seriousness of this case, we have a problem that we can no longer afford to ignore: children have access to a digital world designed to capture their attention, but inadequately regulated to protect their safety. Platforms earn billions from user attention. It is unacceptable for the responsibility for the consequences on minors to rest solely with parents and teachers.” Bogdan Ivan stated that the new rules must include real mechanisms for age verification, as well as guarantees regarding the protection of personal data. #BogdanIvan #protectiaCopiilor #legislatieSociala (translated)

"A year has passed since the ceasefire agreement was concluded. However, life here remains extremely difficult. There are no adequate shelters, basic services, safety, or security," said Carl Skau, the interim executive director of the World Food Programme, in Gaza, to Reuters. #Gaza #ajutoareumanitare #ONU (translated)

What happened in Bistriţa, where a teacher and a student were stabbed by a minor, must be an alarm signal for the whole society. For his part, the vice president of PSD, Bogdan Ivan, who also leads the PSD Bistriţa-Năsăud county organization, emphasized the need to regulate access to digital platforms for minors. #SiguranțaCopiilor #RețeleSociale #LegislațieRomână (translated)

As parents, the images from today horrify us, as parents we do not like the numbers below, as parents we are worried and outraged when it happens, and yes, we would prefer it not to exist, although we have our share of blame regarding social networks. "As parents, the images from today horrify us, as parents we do not like the numbers below, as parents we are worried and outraged when it happens, and yes, we would prefer it not to exist, although we have our share of blame regarding social networks. But we must know them and, above all, we must act at least now, before it is too late. Together with Bogdan Ivan, we are working and will submit a legislative proposal by which we propose: banning access to social networks for children under 14 years old, without exceptions (the average in the EU is around this threshold); access between 14 and 18 years old only with the agreement and supervision of parents, through mandatory parental control mechanisms; banning unsolicited private messages sent by adults to minors, with clear obligations for social platforms. Everything we propose is regulated in countries of the European Union or proposals included in the Kids Act, a set of measures designed to limit the exact negative impact of social networks on minors," said Daniel Suciu, a PSD deputy from Bistriţa-Năsăud, in a Facebook post. #SiguranțaCopiilor #RețeleSociale #LegislațieRomână (translated)

What happened in Bistrița, where a teacher and a student were stabbed by a minor, must be a warning signal for the entire society. "What happened in Bistrița, where a teacher and a student were stabbed by a minor, must be a warning signal for the entire society. Algorithms cannot turn children into criminals. A tragedy should not have to happen for the law to set clear limits for social platforms. Beyond the seriousness of this case, we have a problem that we can no longer afford to ignore: children have access to a digital world designed to capture their attention, but insufficiently regulated to protect their safety. Platforms earn billions from users' attention. It is unacceptable for the responsibility for consequences affecting minors to rest solely with parents and teachers," writes Bogdan Ivan, the first vice-president of PSD, on Facebook on Monday afternoon. #Bistrita #reteleSociale #protectiaCopiilor (translated)

The Danube level at Cernavodă has fallen for the third consecutive day below the critical threshold of -262 centimeters, which leads to traffic restrictions on the Danube-Black Sea Canal and safety measures for cooling the nuclear power plant. #Dunărea #Cernavodă #alertă (translated)

Whether it is about protecting households from the rising cost of living, restarting the industry, or keeping ourselves safe, we do not have the necessary weight to act alone. In today’s world, we cannot regain control by being outside of Europe," explains Laura Chappell, associate director of IPPR. #MareaBritanie #AderareUE #Brexit (translated)

Interim Minister of Education, Mihai Dimian, requests a change in legislation to provide special criminal protection for assaulted teachers, following a similar violent incident in Bistrita, where a teacher and a student were injured. #Educație #SiguranțăȘcolară #Violență (translated)

Cristina Munteanu criticized the presence of a Palestinian flag at an event dedicated to women's safety, describing it as ironic and mocking. She claimed that the symbols of Palestine contradict the support for women's rights in Romania, stating that there violence would be legal norm and basic freedoms would not exist. https://t.co/iBemyF7KB9 #drepturilefemeilor #siguranță #ironie (translated)

The Minister of Education, Mihai Dimian, requests Parliament to implement legislative measures for the special criminal protection of teachers, following a knife attack on a teacher and a student at a school in Bistrița. #SiguranțaȘcolilor #ProtecțieProfesori #AmenințăriOnline (translated)

The Patria Prima Association announced that it had sent 85 emails that morning to the parliamentarians of Bucharest and the city councilors of the Capital, to find out whether they supported or opposed plans to eliminate some traffic lanes and parking spaces in favor of bike lanes and areas with restricted auto access. The Association argued that traffic in Bucharest was already choked and that millions of people depended on cars for work, family, shopping, and commutes between Bucharest and Ilfov. It also criticized the possibility of introducing fees for car access, questioning how those who could not afford them would get around and invoking the financial situation of STB, which it said was in insolvency. Patria Prima demanded explanations regarding the circulation of ambulances and fire trucks, evacuations in the event of earthquakes or disasters, and the existence of studies or simulations about the effects of the measures on emergency interventions. The Association stated that it would publish the responses from the elected officials and that it had placed the email addresses of Bucharest parliamentarians and city councilors on its website. In the post, the organization stated that small groups of activists could influence the decisions of authorities through debates, petitions, and pressure, while the majority of citizens did not make their voices heard. It urged people to write to their local elected officials and parliamentarians about issues such as traffic, parking, fees, and infrastructure, and to ask for explanations, documents, and written responses. #București #Trafic #DrepturiCivile (translated)