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George Enescu Competition 2024: Yo Kitamura wins cello final
Japan’s Yo Kitamura has won the cello section of the George Enescu International Competition 2024, currently taking place in Bucharest. In the final, he performed the Concerto in B minor for cello and orchestra op. 104 by Antonín Dvořák. He was accompanied by the National Radio Orchestra, conducted by Jonathan Bloxham. Ettore Pagano from Italy…
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Bucharest’s Berăria H announces major expansion plans, including EUR 40 mln investment in Iași
Berăria H, one of Bucharest’s largest and most popular beer houses, announced major expansion plans, including an investment of EUR 40 million in Iași, eastern Romania, where it won the tender for a 30,000+ sqm plot of land. Other cities are targeted next, in addition to an important acquisition in Bucharest. According to Berăria H…
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Bucharest replaces turf at National Arena stadium, concert organizers foot the bill
Bucharest mayor Nicusor Dan said that the turf at the National Arena stadium, the biggest in the country, will be replaced entirely with a new hybrid turf. According to him, the cost will be covered by the organizers of the Coldplay and Ed Sheeran concerts. The new turf will be up to UEFA standards, and…
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Romania extends EUR 130 mln state aid to Renault Group
Romania’s Ministry of Finance has funded 7 investment projects for the 3 companies of the Renault Group, with a total value of over RON 2.242 billion, creating 1,478 new jobs. The state aid provided amounts to a maximum of RON 644.55 million (EUR 129.4 million), according to a press release from the institution. According to…
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Former NATO deputy secretary general Mircea Geoană officially joins presidential race in Romania
The former deputy secretary general of NATO, Mircea Geoană, officially announced on Wednesday, September 11, a day after the end of his mandate at NATO, that he will run for president of Romania. “I am running for president because I know we need real change! I could have promised you a perfect country. I could…
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Bucharest’s Museum of Immersive New Art marks 1-year anniversary with new Romanian art show
MINA, the Museum of Immersive New Art in Bucharest, celebrates its one-year anniversary this month with the opening of a new multimedia show dedicated to famous Romanian classical painters Theodor Aman, Nicolae Grigorescu, Ștefan Luchian, and Nicolae Tonitza. The immersive production reinterprets over 60 iconic paintings and sketches. MINA welcomed over 300,000 visitors in its…
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Central Romania: Transylvania Hot Air Balloon festival to take place in September
Romania’s oldest and largest hot air balloon parade will take place between September 27 and 29 in Mătrici, Mureș County, marking its 18th edition. Organizers promise a unique experience filled with family-friendly activities and entertainment. The main attraction of the event is the hot air balloon rides, with two options available, namely free flight, offering…
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Vesugen Peptide: Cellular and molecular science
The Vesugen peptide, a relatively novel entity in the realm of peptide biology, has piqued significant interest within the scientific community. Despite its recent emergence, preliminary research hints at a range of intriguing implications and properties that may potentially impact multiple domains of cellular and molecular biology. This article explores the speculative implications of Vesugen…
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Romanian Athenaeum hosts October edition of Royal Charitable Concert supporting young talents
The 15th edition of the Royal Charitable Concert organized by the Margareta of Romania Royal Foundation, a major fundraising event aimed at supporting young talents, will take place at the Romanian Athenaeum in Bucharest on October 25. Exceptional musicians, successful alumni of the Young Talents program, will go on stage to support the next generation…
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Romania’s Dacia brand launches limited-edition anniversary Logan model
Romanian carmaker Dacia has launched a limited-edition anniversary model of the Logan, marking 20 years since the brand’s official debut. Approximately 4,000 units will be available, adorned with traditional motifs inspired by famed Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncuși’s “Endless Column”. A facelift for the Logan is also planned for the end of next year, according to…