Romania: Romanian prosecutors freeze EUR 6.4 mln in illegal care home (…)

July 6, 2026

Romanian prosecutors freeze EUR 6.4 mln in illegal care home network case
Jul 6, 2026

Romanian prosecutors freeze EUR 6.4 mln in illegal care home network case.

Prosecutors handling the criminal case targeting the illegal care home network operated by Viorel Pa?ca and his “Dumbrava – God Takes Care” (…)

[Read the article in Romania-Insider]

SEE ALSO IN ROMANIAN NEWSPAPERS

Equity Crowdfunding Platform Growceanu Publicly Launches In Romania Growceanu, a private markets and equity crowdfunding platform authorized by Romania’s Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF) in accordance with the European Regulation on Crowdfunding Service Providers (ECSP), has launched publicly in Romania.

Council of Europe: Romania improved anti-money laundering measures, but shortcomings persist Romania has taken steps to enhance its anti-money laundering and terrorist financing (AML/CFT) measures but still needs to tackle some shortcomings, according to the Council of Europe’s Committee of Experts on the Evaluation of Anti-Money Laundering Measures and the Financing of Terrorism (…)

Romanian airline AnimaWings adds eighth Airbus, launches new European routes Romanian airline AnimaWings announced that it took delivery of its eighth Airbus aircraft and announced the launch of five new scheduled routes from Bucharest, Timi?oara, and Cluj-Napoca. The expansion is part of the carrier's strategy to grow its network and meet increasing demand for direct (…)

Romanian R?zvan Lucescu appointed head coach of Qatari team Al-Sadd Romania’s R?zvan Lucescu went to Qatar on Sunday, July 5, and signed with the Al-Sadd team to serve as head coach, replacing Roberto Mancini, who recently resigned. R?zvan Lucescu, the son of famed coach Mircea Lucescu, who died earlier this year, left the Greek team PAOK and began negotiations (…)

Romania's DIICOT links Tate brothers to asset removal and trafficking of minors Prosecutors from Romania’s Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism, or DIICOT, announced on Friday, July 3, that they have expanded the investigation into brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate with new charges. The announcement comes after another expansion of the case, made (…)

How the Baccalaureate cheating ring operated: Candidates wore hidden headphones The network suspected of cheating on the Baccalaureate exam, which operated in five counties across the country, had been “active” since 2023 and consisted of five individuals who created and consolidated the group: dozens of candidates received exam questions for each exam session.

IT giant accused by BNS of firing union leaders and blocking collective bargaining The National Trade Union Bloc (BNS) accuses a major IT company of firing union leaders shortly after the union was established, of refusing to begin negotiations for a collective bargaining agreement, and of carrying out mass layoffs without negotiated safeguards.