Teachers’ Protest: Around 4,000 teachers rallied in Bucharest against Romania’s new salary law, warning that 44% of staff face freezes or cuts and warning the unrest could disrupt national exams. Political Crisis Watch: PNL leadership reaffirmed it won’t govern with PSD, while Prime Minister-designate Adrian Vestea says he will not resign despite pressure; UDMR also decided not to enter the government. Judiciary Under Fire: The Superior Council of Magistracy says it sent the European Commission a letter alleging a sustained, coordinated campaign to discredit judges involving political actors and affiliated media/civil society. Aviation & State Finances: Henri Coandă will get full slot coordination from ACL starting winter 2026-27; TAROM reported 930m lei debt and 186m lei estimated 2025 losses. Economy & Business: The Finance Ministry launched its sixth Fidelis retail bond offering (15-22 June) and borrowed 975.1m lei from banks; a study warns rapid non-EU e-commerce expansion could hurt Romania without a level playing field. Security & Defence: Romania and Ukraine’s top military officials discussed Black Sea monitoring and information exchange. Transport/Trade: Bucharest Chamber of Commerce talks with its Chicago office on boosting Romanian firms’ US presence. Crime Allegations: DIICOT says Andrew Tate faces new trafficking and money-laundering allegations tied to alleged sexual exploitation in Ilfov.