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Romanian athletes Ana Maria Bărbosu and Lilia Cosman to study in US
The Romanian Gymnastics Federation announced on Wednesday, January 8, that athletes Ana Maria Bărbosu and Lilia Cosman will continue their studies in the United States. Bărbosu, 18, has been admitted to Stanford University, while Lilia Cosman, 17, will attend Michigan State University. Federation officials discussed the gymnasts’ training schedules and objectives with representatives from the…
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Wizz Air resumes Bucharest, Iași flights to Tel Aviv
Low-cost carrier Wizz Air said it would resume flights to Tel Aviv from Bucharest and Iași. Tickets can already be booked online via the airline’s website and app. Flights from Bucharest to Tel Aviv will be resumed on January 15, and from Iași starting March 25, the company announced. From Bucharest, flights will be operated…
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Romania’s Tarom listed among worst airlines in AirHelp ranking
Romania’s ailing state airline Tarom was recently ranked among the worst in the world by AirHelp, a company that specializes in obtaining compensation from airlines. The ranking, however, does not provide a complete methodology and includes a low number of airlines. Tarom appears along airlines such as Tunisair (Tunisia), Buzz (Poland), Nouvelair (Tunisia), Bulgaria Air…
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Bucharest’s Carol Davila University of Medicine introduces course on doctor-patient communication
Starting in February, Dr. Beatrice Mahler, Associate Professor, will teach the first optional course on Narrative Medicine and Clinical Doctor-Patient Communication at the Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Bucharest, Agerpres reported. The course aims to rebuild trust between patients and doctors, equipping medical students with skills that complement their scientific knowledge. “The…
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Fewer Romanians chose to travel by train in 2024
The number of passengers who traveled by train in the first nine months of 2024 was 53.71 million, a decrease of 4.4% compared to the same period last year, according to data compiled by the National Institute of Statistics (INS) and cited by Agerpres. The vast majority of passengers, 53.47 million, traveled domestically, while 239,000…
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Dakar Rally: Dacia Sandriders down to two teams after French driver Sébastien Loeb involved in accident
Dacia’s racing team at the famous Dakar Rally, Dacia Sandriders, is down to two participating teams after French driver Sébastien Loeb was involved in an accident at the start of the third stage. Severely damaged, the car was unable to continue. The trouble began with a 40-minute delayed start due to an electrical issue. Loeb’s…
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Event in Washington to officially mark Romania’s entry into US Visa Waiver program this week
Romania’s accession to the US Visa Waiver Program will be officially marked on Friday, January 10, during a ceremony at the Department of Homeland Security in Washington, DC. The event will bring together US Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas and Romania’s Ambassador to the United States, Andrei Muraru, according to an official announcement. Officials…
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BCR Romania Manufacturing PMI: Romanian manufacturing sector contracts at sharpest rate in 18-month survey history
Survey record decline in new orders Input stocks down at sharper rate amid strong drop in buying Softest cost pressures for over a year signalled Romania’s manufacturing sector ended 2024 on a weak footing, having faced the most challenging business conditions on record (since July 2023). At the centre was weakness in the sales environment,…
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Premier Energy buys 49MW ready-to-build solar park in eastern Romania
Energy group Premier Energy (BVB: PE) announced that its subsidiary, Alive Renewable Holding Limited, has completed the acquisition of a 90% stake in Development Power Solar Energy, a company that holds the rights to build a 49 MW DC solar park, together with a 16 MWh energy storage facility in Buzău County, Romania. The company…
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Romania requires EC to lift emission tax requirements for the electricity exported to Moldova
Romania and Moldova have asked the European Commission (EC) for a temporary derogation from the CO2 certificate requirements for the production of electricity in Romania that goes to the Republic of Moldova, where there is a state of emergency in the energy system, said the Romanian minister of energy Sebastian Burduja, as reported by Economedia.ro.…