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The World Bank is discussing with 30-40 countries the assistance needed to cope with the global crisis caused by rising energy prices and inflation, in the context of shocks from the war in the Middle East and the effects of super El Niño. #BancaMondială #CrizăGlobală #EconomieDeDezvoltare (translated)

Yes, a study conducted in Bucharest and published in Atmosphere highlights a clear link between the increase in air pollutants and the rise in hospital admissions in the pneumology and cardiology departments. "Indeed, we know that there is an increased number of respiratory infections and cardiovascular decompensations from autumn to spring, which, although based on well-defined etiologies, are exacerbated by the presence of pollution: it increases the severity of symptoms and the number of cases requiring hospitalization, resulting in an increased consumption of medications," said Beatrice Mahler. #poluare #ozon #astm (translated)

"We reject it from the start, as it does not take into account the new priorities" "The European Parliament firmly rejects the cuts proposed by the Irish Presidency of the EU Council to the future multiannual budget of the European Union. The negotiation package regarding the future multiannual budget of the European Union, presented today by the Irish Presidency of the EU Council, ahead of the European Council next week, provides for an 8% reduction compared to the initial budget proposed by the European Commission. At the same time, the proposed package does not consider the moderate 10% increase in the budget voted by the European Parliament in April. As the chief negotiator of the European Parliament, I send a clear message: this negotiation position cannot be accepted by Parliament. We reject it from the start, as it does not take into account either the new priorities, such as defense and competitiveness, or the traditional priorities, such as agriculture and cohesion,” said MEP Siegfried Mureșan in a message posted on his Facebook page on Saturday. #BugetEuropean #Irlanda #Romania (translated)

The article discusses the fact that the price of electricity in Romania is already very high, and future increases could negatively affect the population and the economy, despite the increasing profits of state-owned companies in the sector. #energiaelectrica #preturi #Romania (translated)

The protests in France highlight a profound crisis in the social promises of the state, raising fundamental questions about its ability to provide protection and mobility for future generations, in the context of increasing public debt and an economy that no longer meets the expectations of citizens. #Franța #proteste #educație (translated)

The Cernavodă power plant will not be restarted any earlier than November, and authorities warn that this could lead to an increase in energy bills of up to 22% compared to last year, due to extreme drought and high gas prices in the European market. #Cernavodă #energie #facturi (translated)

"Past loans and the high interest rates they involve have rapidly increased public debt, raising the risk of losing control over the budget. The situation is complicated by the rising interest rate at which Romania borrows, against the backdrop of a global phenomenon driven, among other things, by the war in the Middle East, as well as the effects of the government's collapse, the populist statements of the PSD, and the prolongation of political instability," says Bolojan. #IlieBolojan #PNL #Guvern (translated)

The International Monetary Fund warns that global public debt is approaching a record level, predicting that it could reach 100% of global GDP by 2030, with Romania expected to exceed 60% of GDP this year due to rising expenditures and higher borrowing costs. #DatoriePublică #FMI #EconomiaRomâniei (translated)