202411.15
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Southeastern European Countries Back Bulgarian Initiative for Improved Energy Interconnection at COP29

In a significant move to combat high electricity costs, a Bulgarian-led proposal aimed at enhancing energy interconnections in Southeastern Europe received broad support at COP29 in Baku on Wednesday. Initiated by Bulgarian Energy Minister Vladimir Malinov and endorsed by the leaders of eight countries, the project seeks to better integrate renewable energy sources and lower…

202410.21
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The Romanian Government will Increase the Minimum Wage by 9.5% from January

Romania’s coalition government will raise the monthly minimum wage by 9.5% to 4,050 Romanian lei starting in January, according to a statement released by Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Cholaku after meeting with employers and unions. This is equivalent to approximately $884.61. For information, presidential and parliamentary elections are planned in Romania in November and December….

202409.08
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Eurozone Records Modest GDP Growth in Q2 2024

The Eurozone economy experienced modest growth in the second quarter of 2024, according to the latest report from Eurostat, the European Union’s statistical service. The region’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rose by 0.2% compared to the previous quarter, reflecting a steady, if slow, expansion in economic activity across the bloc. This quarterly growth follows a…

202408.26
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Denmark will be the first in Europe to Tax Agricultural Emissions

Denmark has set a groundbreaking precedent in Europe by approving a new tax aimed at curbing carbon dioxide emissions from agriculture, a sector pivotal to its economy. Following five months of intensive negotiations involving farming and environmental groups, the Danish government reached a historic agreement on imposing taxes on harmful emissions from agriculture, as reported…