Romania

"We are desperate because every day we lose hundreds of patients who die in Romanian hospitals," the doctors said to the Romanian public in a letter.

"It is a terrible new drama that confirms the deficient infrastructure of the Romanian health system," President Klaus Iohannis said.

Bulgaria and Romania are lagging behind as the EU's two least-vaccinated nations, with just 22 percent and 33 percent of the adult population fully inoculated.

A member of the Liechtenstein royal family is accused of hunting the largest bear in Romania for sport, despite the order of protection on the animal.

Mirela Vaida, the presenter of a Romanian news show, was in the middle of a live segment on 19 March when a naked woman came charging at her.

Following the discovery of a monolith in the Utah desert in November, the structures have been popping up all around the world.

Monoliths continue to appear across the world as the objects have recently been spotted on an English beach and in a Colombian field.

The discovery comes after several metallic obelisks were discovered in remote locations in Utah, California and Romania.

It's probably not aliens leaving the mysterious monoliths across the globe, but we can hope.

The monolith was discovered by walkers this week, with photos of the three-sided, 10-foot tall piece of stainless steel shared on social media.

As once quoted in "The Simpsons"—"The End... of high prices!" Could the mysterious monoliths just be a marketing stunt?

The Tripolye megasites, which were occupied between 4100 and 3600 BC were home to around 10,000 people.

Andi Bauer, 26, and Lara Booth, 23, were on a five-day expedition through the Carpathian mountains when a brown bear reportedly mauled the male hiker on the leg.

Low voter turnout scuppered the referendum.

The country's constitution currently refers to marriage as a union between "spouses," a gender-neutral term.

Anti-government protesters took to the streets of Romania's capital city, Bucharest, over the weekend following claims of low wages, government corruption and judicial system complaints.  

The group Monitoring and Combating Antisemitism in Romania called the graffiti an act against the "memory of Elie Wiesel, the memory of the Holocaust victims and the souls of the Holocaust survivors."

What Romanian Defense Minister Mihai Fifor called "a misunderstanding," Russian diplomat Pavel Alekseenko called "a spontaneous truth."

"I don't want my people to be used as cannon fodder for some geopolitical games and some battles," Moldovan President Igor Dodon said.

A Navy spokesman told Newsweek the U.S. had successfully held the fort down, but its Romanian allies may be struggling against the livestock invasion.

A recently leaked NATO report said the alliance's existing command structure would "quickly fail" if met with an all-out attack by Russia.

Half of teenagers say they worry about unwittingly sharing online propaganda.

The arrival of new U.S. troops in Poland has Russia pondering deploying additional nuclear-capable Iskander missiles right across the border.

The department approved a possible $3.9 billion missile defense sale.

An outbreak of measles is spreading across Italy and other parts of Europe.

The Russian leader complained of encirclement by Western powers and said Moscow can and will strike back in the case of any foreign attack.

"He's a bad, bad man," Kanter said of Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. "He's a dictator. He's the Hitler of our century."

Romania's prosecutor Laura Codruta Kovesi warned against attacks on the judiciary.

President Klaus Iohannis has the power to dismiss the government, but has ruled out early elections at this stage.

Massive demonstrations had met a decree that decriminalized certain corruption offenses.