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The energy crisis worsens - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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Government officials in Bucharest are searching for solutions to the ongoing energy crisis. Romania is facing a severe energy crisis, a reality warned of by experts and now acknowledged by the government. Despite the country’s vast river system, extremely low water levels along the Danube and inland rivers have drastically cut hydroelectric power output. Meanwhile, the Cernavodă nuclear power plant, which normally supplies roughly a fifth of the nation’s electricity, has been under a controlled
Ukraine 35 - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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Romania reaffirms its solidarity with neighbouring Ukraine, invaded by Russian troops In August 1991, after the coup against the last communist leader in the Kremlin, the reformer Mikhail Gorbachev failed, the Soviet republics proclaimed their independence from Moscow, one after another. But Vladimir Putin’s Russia quickly regained its hunger for territory and thirst for blood. In 2008, it invaded Georgia. And on February 24, 2022, it attacked Ukraine and unleashed the largest military conflict
The Week in Review - 17 - 23 August - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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Drone near the Neptun Deep offshore platform The Romanian military scrambled F-16 fighter jets to neutralize a naval drone spotted a few hundred meters from the Neptun Deep gas extraction project in the Black Sea, Acting Defense Minister Radu Miruță said on Thursday. “To protect the lives of the several hundred people working on the platform and to secure critical infrastructure, the decision was made to destroy the naval drone,” Miruță added. He did not specify the drone’s origin but noted that
Concerns over fuel prices - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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Diesel has become more expensive again in Romania and has risen back above the 10 lei threshold (the equivalent of around two euros) per litre at most major petrol station networks, just two days after prices fell following a reduction in the excise duty. Interim Economy Minister Irineu Darău (USR) says it is unrealistic to expect prices to be kept under control or to guarantee a specific price, or even a price cap, for fuel. At a time when not only the price of a barrel of oil fluctuates, but t
Good news from Moody’s - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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Credit rating agencies maintain their ratings for the Romanian economy, but remain cautious about the outlook. As anticipated by most economic analysts in Bucharest, credit rating agency Moody’s has maintained Romania’s rating at Baa3, with a negative outlook. According to the agency, the decision to maintain the negative outlook reflects significant implementation risks associated with the ambitious fiscal consolidation programme, despite the initial progress made in reducing the deficit. Polit
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