Romania in presa internationala 6

Nu o sa incep cu stirea politica de azi pentru ca economicul intr-o societate normala primeaza in fata politicului.
Asa ca sa vedem presa budapestana, numirea PM, suparari moldovene si probleme europene.

Sursa The Budapest Time

Hungarian-Romanian cross-border power line inaugurated

Wednesday, 10 December 2008
Budapest, December 10 (MTI) - Hungarian transmission system operator Mavir and its Romanian counterpart Transelectrica on Wednesday inaugurated a 400kV power line between Bekescsaba (SE Hungary) and Arad, Romania. The 56-kilometre section of the line in Romania cost EUR 25.7 million to build. The 38-kilometre Hungarian section cost 4.2 billion forints (about EUR 16 million) to build.

Este o stire pozitiva, avem potential de exportat energie electrica, Cernavoda renteaza, asa ca putem exporta atat inspre Turcia, Grecia cat si spre Europa, trecand prin Bulgaria, respectiv Ungaria. Iar costul investitiei nu pare umflat, este comparabil cu investitia ungara.

Sursa: NASDAQ

Theodor Stolojan appointed Romania's new PM

(RTTNews) - Wednesday, Romanian President Traian Basescu nominated Theodor Stolojan, leader of the largest party in the parliament, as the country's new Prime Minister.
He has been asked to form a cabinet within 10 days.
His centrist Democratic Liberal Party (PD-L) is expected to form a coalition with the left-leaning Social Democrats, thus ensuring a 70-percent majority in the house.

Pentru noi este o stire politica, pentru ei o stire economica, da anumite sensuri evolutiei noastre in viitor.

Sursa: Radio Free Europa, Radio Liberty

European Court Orders Moldova To Pay German Firm
December 10, 2008
CHISINAU -- The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled this week that Moldova should pay 7 million euros ($8.75 million) to the German-based Unistar Ventures to compensate it for Chisinau's decision to close a joint venture with the company.

Asa cum recunosc si vecinii nostrii, legislatie lor este perfectibila, iar judecatorii au prea multe procese de judecat. Rezultatul despagubiri decise de justitia europeana. Atentie guvernanti.



Sursa: CAFEBABEL.COM, The European Magazine

From the UK to Bulgaria: bad safety in the European workplace

The EU sorely lacks directives for security and danger prevention at work. The principle norms are the 1989 Security Directive, which imposes rules to prevent the risk of accidents in the workplace, and the Seveso Directive (and its updates), which implements monitoring and strict rules for the most dangerous industrial sites.
Romania. A new law on the health and safety of workers, approved in March 2006, gives particular importance to the responsibility of heads of companies.

Siguranta in munca o problema neglijata, in articol se trec in revista tarile europee, si concluzia este cuprinsa in titlu, mai sunt multe de facut.