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Polymarket Banned By Romanian Regulator for Illegal Crypto Betting Following $600 Million Election Wagers
Romania’s gambling regulator has blacklisted Polymarket after nearly $600 million (roughly ₹53,200 crore) in crypto wagers were placed during national elections. Officials said the platform operated as unlicensed gambling. The action mirrors global moves by the US, France, and others to curb crypto-based betting platforms.
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Decades-Old Doorstop Turns Out To Be Priceless Gem Worth Rs 8 Crore
Found in Colti, the 3.5 kg stone was sold to the Romanian state and identified as a national treasure. Experts believe the amber, originating from Buzau County, is between 38 and 70 million years old.
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Andrew Tate Complains His Prison Cell Has "Cockroaches, Lice And Bed Bugs"
Andrew Tate, his brother Tristan and two other Romanian nationals, were arrested on December 29 on human trafficking charges.
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3rd Flight Bringing 240 Indians From Ukraine Lands In Delhi
Air India's second evacuation flight from Romanian capital Bucharest carrying 250 Indian nationals who were stranded in Ukraine landed at the Delhi airport in the early hours of Sunday, government officials said.
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Two Romanian Nationals Arrested For Cloning ATM Cards In Mumbai
Mumbai Police Cyber Cell has arrested two Romanian nationals for allegedly cloning ATM cards and withdrawing money from victims' bank accounts, said officials on Tuesday.
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2 Romanian Nationals Arrested For Allegedly Hacking ATM Accounts In India
Two Romanian nationals were arrested in New Delhi on Saturday on suspicion of hacking into the accounts of more than 300 ATM users across India, police said.
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Romanian President Klaus Iohannis Names New Prime Minister
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis on Friday named social-democrat Sorin Grindeanu as the nation's new Prime Minister, bringing to a close weeks of uncertainty since the left won a parliamentary vote on December 11.
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Romanians Celebrate 95th Birthday Of Their Last King
Romanians on Tuesday celebrated the 95th birthday of their former king, Michael, the nation's last sovereign and one of the last surviving heads of states from the World War II era.
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Interpol's Help To Be Sought In ATM Heist: Kerala Police
The Kerala Police on Saturday announced that it will soon issue a "purple notice" to Interpol to begin procedures seeking repatriation of four Romanian nationals who are believed to have left the country after committing an ATM heist in the state capital.
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Arrested Romanian Sent In Kerala Police Custody Till August 22
A Romanian national arrested on charge of fraudulent withdrawal of money from ATMs in the state capital was on Friday sent to police custody till August 22 by a court in Kerala.
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Patrick Ekeng, Cameron Football Player, Dies After Collapsing On Pitch
Patrick Ekeng, a midfielder for the Cameron national football team, has died at the age of 26 after he collapsed during a match in the Romanian League between Dinamo Bucharest and Viitorul Constanta.
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Romanian PM Quits Over Club Blaze, But Protesters Unsatisfied
Romania's embattled Prime Minister Victor Ponta resigned Wednesday, after a deadly nightclub blaze prompted mass demonstrations, but his move failed to stop tens of thousands from taking to the streets for a second night.
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Heart of Romanian Queen Laid to Rest After 77-Year Journey
The heart of British-born queen Marie of Romania was finally laid to rest today after criss-crossing the nation for 77 years.
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Romanian PM Victor Ponta Temporarily Vacates Post for Health Reasons
Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta, who is under investigation for money laundering and tax evasion, announced today he was temporarily stepping aside for health reasons.
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Romania to Vote for New Leader; Corruption Ignored
Romanians go to the polls on Sunday to elect a new leader as President Traian Basescu steps down after 10 years. Prime Minister Victor Ponta is favored to win over challengers who include a city mayor and a glamorous lawyer. Here's a look at this Balkan nation's vote:
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Polymarket Banned By Romanian Regulator for Illegal Crypto Betting Following $600 Million Election Wagers
Romania’s gambling regulator has blacklisted Polymarket after nearly $600 million (roughly ₹53,200 crore) in crypto wagers were placed during national elections. Officials said the platform operated as unlicensed gambling. The action mirrors global moves by the US, France, and others to curb crypto-based betting platforms.
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Decades-Old Doorstop Turns Out To Be Priceless Gem Worth Rs 8 Crore
Found in Colti, the 3.5 kg stone was sold to the Romanian state and identified as a national treasure. Experts believe the amber, originating from Buzau County, is between 38 and 70 million years old.
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Andrew Tate Complains His Prison Cell Has "Cockroaches, Lice And Bed Bugs"
Andrew Tate, his brother Tristan and two other Romanian nationals, were arrested on December 29 on human trafficking charges.
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3rd Flight Bringing 240 Indians From Ukraine Lands In Delhi
Air India's second evacuation flight from Romanian capital Bucharest carrying 250 Indian nationals who were stranded in Ukraine landed at the Delhi airport in the early hours of Sunday, government officials said.
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Two Romanian Nationals Arrested For Cloning ATM Cards In Mumbai
Mumbai Police Cyber Cell has arrested two Romanian nationals for allegedly cloning ATM cards and withdrawing money from victims' bank accounts, said officials on Tuesday.
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2 Romanian Nationals Arrested For Allegedly Hacking ATM Accounts In India
Two Romanian nationals were arrested in New Delhi on Saturday on suspicion of hacking into the accounts of more than 300 ATM users across India, police said.
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Romanian President Klaus Iohannis Names New Prime Minister
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis on Friday named social-democrat Sorin Grindeanu as the nation's new Prime Minister, bringing to a close weeks of uncertainty since the left won a parliamentary vote on December 11.
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Romanians Celebrate 95th Birthday Of Their Last King
Romanians on Tuesday celebrated the 95th birthday of their former king, Michael, the nation's last sovereign and one of the last surviving heads of states from the World War II era.
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Interpol's Help To Be Sought In ATM Heist: Kerala Police
The Kerala Police on Saturday announced that it will soon issue a "purple notice" to Interpol to begin procedures seeking repatriation of four Romanian nationals who are believed to have left the country after committing an ATM heist in the state capital.
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Arrested Romanian Sent In Kerala Police Custody Till August 22
A Romanian national arrested on charge of fraudulent withdrawal of money from ATMs in the state capital was on Friday sent to police custody till August 22 by a court in Kerala.
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Patrick Ekeng, Cameron Football Player, Dies After Collapsing On Pitch
Patrick Ekeng, a midfielder for the Cameron national football team, has died at the age of 26 after he collapsed during a match in the Romanian League between Dinamo Bucharest and Viitorul Constanta.
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Romanian PM Quits Over Club Blaze, But Protesters Unsatisfied
Romania's embattled Prime Minister Victor Ponta resigned Wednesday, after a deadly nightclub blaze prompted mass demonstrations, but his move failed to stop tens of thousands from taking to the streets for a second night.
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Heart of Romanian Queen Laid to Rest After 77-Year Journey
The heart of British-born queen Marie of Romania was finally laid to rest today after criss-crossing the nation for 77 years.
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Romanian PM Victor Ponta Temporarily Vacates Post for Health Reasons
Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta, who is under investigation for money laundering and tax evasion, announced today he was temporarily stepping aside for health reasons.
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Romania to Vote for New Leader; Corruption Ignored
Romanians go to the polls on Sunday to elect a new leader as President Traian Basescu steps down after 10 years. Prime Minister Victor Ponta is favored to win over challengers who include a city mayor and a glamorous lawyer. Here's a look at this Balkan nation's vote:
