The extensive floods across Central and Eastern Europe have caused widespread devastation in several countries the storm unleashed torrential rains on 14 September 2024 severely impacting the counties of Galați and Vaslui the region was inundated with over 150 mm of rain per square meter resulting in flash floods that swept through multiple areas Galați suffered the most severe impact with floodwaters rising to depths of 1.5 to 2 meters in localities such as Cudalbi and Trestiana bore the brunt of the disaster More than 6,000 homes were damaged or destroyed across the two counties Approximately 400 individuals remain displaced and are being housed in temporary shelters provided by authorities The boarding school of the Tudor Vladimirescu Technological High School in Șimian commune has entered into a comprehensive process of modernization and energy rehabilitation through the Romania Eficienta program carried out by the Energy Policy Group (EPG) and supported by the official sponsor OMV Petrom The project includes increasing the energy performance of the building built in the 1970s the re-compartmentalization and reorganization of the spaces according to the regulations in force as well as related works to redevelop the outdoor space The total investment amounts to over 1.5 million euros The Tudor Vladimirescu Technological High School in Şimian is the fifth educational unit in the national public system to benefit from extensive energy efficiency works to the nZEB standard through the Romania Eficienta program after the Elie Radu Technological High School in Ploiești and the Technological High School in Vernești The in-depth renovation works of the boarding school building are progressing at a steady pace and are expected to be completed in the coming months EPG Director and Coordinator of the Romania Eficienta Project: “The continuity of the partnership with OMV Petrom in “Romania Eficienta” reflects the dedication and commitment to the common objective of this program: promoting energy efficiency in schools and among the general public through in-depth renovations for educational buildings as well as through awareness-raising activities about energy saving We are particularly pleased to enter the fifth stage of this solid partnership through which we will continue to encourage the adoption of sustainable and responsible consumption behaviors and create has an area of ​​1100 sq m and serves as the boarding school of the Tudor Vladimirescu Technological High School a number of 60 students supervised by 3 teachers The objectives of the renovation project to the nZEB standard aim to increase energy performance resolve construction deficiencies and comply with the health and safety regulations in force The main energy rehabilitation works to the nZEB standard of the boarding school building of the Tudor Vladimirescu Technological High School in the commune of Şimian include: the total annual energy consumption of the boarding school building will be reduced by over 60% Romanian authorities have identified two locations where the fragments of russian drones were discovered following a recent attack on Ukraine The inspections were conducted after an overnight assault by russia on January 17 according to a statement from the Ministry of Defense of Romania involving military and law enforcement personnel found debris from russian-manufactured Geran-1/2 drones in two areas One site was located between the villages of Chatalchioi in Tulcea County and Tudor Vladimirescu in Botoșani County The other was situated south of Chilia Veche in Tulcea County The Ministry of Defense confirmed that no infrastructure was damaged and no material losses were reported as a result of the debris This discovery marks yet another instance of the regional impact of russia’s ongoing aggression against Ukraine raising concerns about the spillover effects of the conflict on neighboring countries Russian drones fell in Romania on January 17. Their wreckage was discovered in two locations in the border counties of Botoșani and Tulcea, according to Romania's Ministry of Defense "An interagency team completed its investigation on January 17 in the border area of Tulcea County following the drone attack on civilian targets and port infrastructure in Ukraine," the statement reads the investigation found two areas where Russian-made Geran1/2 drones had crashed One crash site is located between the towns of Cășăria (Tulcea County) and Tudor-Vladimirescu (Botoșani County) while the second is south of Chilia Veche (Tulcea County) "The drone debris impact did not affect any infrastructure and no material damage has been reported," the Ministry of Defense added Two Russian drone crash sites were found in Romania after the attack on Ukraine on January 17 (google.com/maps) Russia launched an attack on Ukraine with drones and ballistic missiles on the night of January 17. The Ukrainian Air Force reported that one of the drones entered Romania's airspace. Additionally, Romania scrambled F-16 fighter jets in response to the Russian attack on Ukrainian cities near the Danube on January 17 The Russian army targeted the Izmail district in the Odesa region with drones The target of the attack was the local port infrastructure This piece was originally published in the Boston Jewish Advocate I hailed a taxi to take me to where I was meeting others—a traditional Romanian village Driving from Casa Lurca de Calinesti (next to the Elie Wiesel Memorial House) down Strada Tudor Vladimirescu (formerly Kigyó utca) we passed a long yard on the right “What is here?” I asked my twenty-something driver This shabby house on the right was where the Katz family lived; they hid valuables in their dry well and these grounds held meaning only for me A gathering in Sighet in traditional Romanian costumes Armed with stories about my mother’s childhood I visited her hometown of Sighet in May 2019—to finally see the place I had long wondered about to commemorate the deportation of the area’s more than 12,000 Jews to Auschwitz I tried to imagine streets filled with men and boys walking to synagogue grandmothers praying for the coming of the messiah Jews had once comprised 40% of Sighet’s population; the place was now homogeneous Young people in traditional Romanian costumes posed for photographs at a street fair Others congregated at the market or in cafés on the main thoroughfare The vibrant community that vanished two generations ago was—but for the mayor and some educators and the offspring of Jews who settled in Sighet after the war—forgotten Among the thirty of us on this pilgrimage was Elisha Wiesel He spoke about the time he came to Sighet with his father—who saw ghosts Elie had then told him that there were two Sighets: the Sighet of today and the Sighet in the heavens I yearned to know the Sighet frozen in cosmic space and time I wanted to see my grandmother stencil the walls of her family’s small apartment—between Kigyó utca and Timar utca—with a border design of blue and green vines I wanted to taste the fresh rolls my great-grandmother brought for her grandchildren every morning I wanted to smell the stone ground wheat produced at the neighborhood flour mill I consoled myself with what I could take from my visit: the surrounding scenery (the mountains had not moved) Our guide pointed out hidden signs of the existence of the town’s former inhabitants: Jewish stars carved into the floor of an alley off the main street; wrought iron railings with Jewish stars in a hotel; the shadow of a mezuzah on a doorpost Holding a directory of “before and after” street names (changed in the years after World War II) she helped my sister and me locate the spot of our forebears’ home Where my mother had lived for the first fourteen years of her life was now a mostly vacant lot with ramshackle sheds abutting communist-era-style apartments A gas station across the way was where the Talmud Torah synagogue once stood where my mother and her family prayed on holidays I followed my mother’s steps to the school she attended about a twenty-minute walk down Rosza utca or less time when she slid down ice-filled gutters on frigid days Farther along this street was the great synagogue In its stead is a cenotaph to the deported Jews she delivered geese to the great rabbi’s house next door She was proud that he trusted her grandmother His wife gave her a cookie when she went into their kitchen from which she could peek into the study filled with the rabbi’s disciples where the eminent couple conceived their four children It was a few short blocks from my mother’s apartment to the cinema Further down the main street is a courtyard—now home to stray dogs—stretching back to the famous Kahan house which was once elegant and is now dilapidated I could not climb the hill my mother hiked as a child Memorial at the Alte Shul Image by Bernice Lerner my mother and her family and three thousand other Jews—one of four transports—were forced to leave their homes Their first stop was the Mahazikei Torah synagogue They found it filled to the rafters with anguished men They then dragged themselves to the Alte Shul Each of the journey’s last legs is about a thirty-minute walk It took the ensnared—guarded by brutal Hungarian gendarmerie—hours They dropped prepared food and supplies along the road wondering whether any of the houses along the wide boulevard were the ones my mother had looked at wistfully She did not then know that she was on the way to Auschwitz where she would be forever separated from her mother Bernice Lerner is the author of All the Horrors of War: A Jewish Girl and the Liberation of Bergen-Belsen (Johns Hopkins University Press I’d like to ask you to please support the Forward American Jews need independent news they can trust At a time when other newsrooms are closing or cutting back the Forward has removed its paywall and invested additional resources to report on the ground from Israel and around 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medal only have to pay for the shipping and packaging – RON 14,99 We use cookies for keeping our website reliable and secure providing social media features and to analyse how our website is used 77 years since the Tudor Vladimirescu division entered Bucharest the Russian Embassy in Romania has reiterated a number of older narratives about Romania’s liberation by the Red Army the role played by the abovementioned division made up of former Romanian prisoners of war as well as about Romania’s cooperation with the USSR   Romanian soldiers held captive in the USSR joined the Tudor Vladimirescu Division willing to fight fascism Romania turning arms against Germany reflected people’s will and the Romanian soldiers fought better because they had a just cause The Romanian army was treated as an ally and fought side by side with the Soviet army The Soviet army entered Romanian territory to liberate it Russia’s embassies across the world are taking part in this propaganda effort by adopting messages and adapting them to the specificity of each country the narrative promoted by the Russian embassy is reminiscent of the narratives circulated during the war against Nazi Germany According to these narratives (which during the first years of the communist regime insisted on the “liberating” role of the Soviet Army) Romania was one of the countries which played a major role in bringing down Nazi Germany The same narratives argued that Romania siding with the Soviets was the will of the Romanian communists whose role had been instrumental in the August 23 events things are not that black-and-white: the communists had played a relatively insignificant role Romania turning arms against Germany was the result of political decision-making at the highest level (a decision which was steeped in controversy and did not enjoy full support) which followed the arrest and demise of Marshal Ion Antonescu as the situation was extremely complicated on the frontline and Russian troops had already entered Romanian territory which meant full occupation was just a matter of time much like those now being promoted by the Russian embassy focused on the common effort to liberate Northern Transylvania conceded to Hungary under the Second Vienna Award The battle for Transylvania thus added a national dimension to the effort of defeating Nazism The narrative ignores the capturing of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina by the USSR under the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact considering that Romania entered WWII on the side of Germany with the undeclared purpose of liberating these territories A much more controversial decision was the one whereby the Antonescu regime chose to wage war across the Dniester as an attempt at finally retaking Northern Transylvania this does not exclude Antonescu’s hostility towards the Bolshevik regime nor him advocating some of the ideas Nazi Germany was actually fighting for which in turn contributed to Romania deciding to cross the Dniester the Romanian forces were also guilty of committing war crimes in USSR territory and Romania was one of the countries that took part in the Holocaust In the meta-narrative about Romania’s participation in the war against Nazi Germany and its alliance with the Red Army the “Tudor Vladimirescu” division also plays a key role: its existence proved that Romanians had fought the Nazis even prior to August 23 while on the other hand that the decision also had an ideological component in addition to its nationalist purpose (Obviously Tudor Vladimirescu is described in communist historiography as a rebel fighting particularly for a social cause) The practice of recruiting prisoners of war with a view to creating military units that would fight alongside their captors was used in the war both by Nazi Germany (see the Russian Liberation Army led by Vlasov) as well as by the USSR Adding to these units made up of prisoners were others consisting of ideologically-minded volunteers or refugees from various countries at times fighting on behalf of national authorities in exile (which were known to a greater or lesser extent) such units were designed to be reused in the future Such “divisions of volunteers” had been created by Stalin in 1942, made up of Slovaks and Poles. On October 2, 1943, Stalin approved the creation of “Tudor Vladimirescu” 1st Volunteer Division on USSR territory, according to Evenimentul Istoric. of whom 309.533 were reported on August 23 and another 135.620 were captured after Romania switched sides in the war (according to Ilie Schipor at least 65,000 allegedly died serving time given that mortality rate estimates amongst Romanian PoWs stood at 28% Romanian PoWs died not just in NKVD-run camps Most of the survivors were set free years after the war had ended and most of them had to cross thousands of kilometers on foot to get back home The Tudor Vladimirescu Division took part in the military campaign against Germany 1944 (the Russian Embassy in Bucharest published its post on the anniversary of that date) The Soviets would subsequently create a new division but it was already too late for it to have any part in the war effort be used later – just as what had remained of the Tudor Vladimirescu Division – to help the communists effectively take control of the Romanian army PURPOSE: To reiterate narratives about the exclusively positive role played by the Soviet Army The narrative also seeks to invoke the old Romanian-Russian friendship and the prospect of present-day cooperation with a view to attaining joint objectives It seeks to undermine people’s confidence in the current security context based on our country’s NATO membership by suggesting the existence of an alternative rooted in history namely we were given good and other rights pay and all the rights befitting an officer […] Each unit and subunit of the division had some Soviet drill-sergeant […] We swore allegiance to the Romanian people on the Romanian flag which didn’t display the royal insignia” opportunism and the will to survive seem to have played a much more important role in persuading the military to sign up voluntarily for the Tudor Vladimirescu Division Adding to the pressure every prisoner had been subject to was also the pressure of an intense propaganda drive A number of Romanian communist activists were forced by Soviet authorities to search the Soviet gulags looking for Romanian military whom they could recruit for the new division of “volunteers” under the guise of a patriotic war Nicolae Cambrea (uncle to filmmaker Sergiu Nicolaescu) those who did volunteer only accounted for a small minority as long as Romania was at war with the USSR joining a Moscow-run military outfit was considered an act of treason Most of the officers were in this frame of mind so the Russians had a hard time recruiting the necessary numbers to make up a whole division so they promoted privates or junior officers to full-fledged officers Not even the narrative regarding a greater and more efficient motivation of the Romanian army would pass a closer scrutiny Both campaigns were fought in the name of liberating Romanian territories (Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina Northern Transylvania) and against a regime that was the epitome of evil – Bolshevism Romania was merely a junior partner in both campaigns respectively bore the brunt and ultimately decided victory or defeat In both campaigns Romania was outgunned and less prepared compared to its allies The strength of the Soviet Army pushing back the Nazi frontlines in the final years of the war was overwhelming So it’s unwise to compare the efficiency displayed by the Romanian army fighting the Soviets to that of the Romanian army fighting alongside them against an already defeated German enemy who was on the retreat As regards popular support for Romania turning arms and the enthusiastic reception of the Tudor Vladimirescu Division and the Red Army by the population the pictures taken at the time can be deceiving a university professor and former president of the Associations of Historians from the Republic of Moldova the holder of a PhD in historical sciences “If we look back at the images and films taken in Bucharest I believe the people of Bucharest weren’t so enthusiastic about the Russians coming to occupy them but a division that was part of the 2nd Ukrainian Front Romanian soldiers were wearing the same uniform as the Soviet military their shoulder boards were Romanian Army standard issue But their clothing was nonetheless Soviet” Romania was not treated as an ally of the USSR over 135 thousand Romanian military were taken prisoner by the Soviets Romanian was treated as an aggressor state and forced to pay huge reparations via to so-called SovRoms Even those Romanian soldiers who were part of the Tudor Vladimirescu Division whose official status identified them as volunteers were used as cannon fodder in the Red Army’s western campaign Anatol Petrencu argues: “The Russians didn’t put too much trust in such military units We have to say that this Romanian division was also used as cannon fodder Of the 9,562 soldiers the division had in 1944 Over half of them died fighting in Transylvania The Red Army didn’t enter Romania to “liberate” it but as part of its campaign against Nazi Germany and its allies following the frontlines and the retreating Axis army Romania in particular was one of the targets of Stalin’s expansion campaigns The Soviet leader had agreed with his British and American allies that this country would remain in Moscow’s sphere of influence Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina were re-annexed An occupation army was stationed in Romania The “Tudor Vladimirescu” Division played a key role in the communists taking hold of Romania, which proves that the USSR had planned this years before its forces had even came anywhere near the Dniester. Moreover, the 2006 report of the Presidential Committee for Investigating the Communist Dictatorship in Romania specifies that the people at the top of the “Tudor Vladimirescu” Division had close ties with the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the NKVD secret police Historian Anatol Petrencu points out that the creation of the Horea at a time when it could no longer be of any service in the war is further evidence of the USSR’s true intentions when using Romanian “volunteers” “The truth is that Moscow was home to many Romanian communists The latter would become the commander of the other Romanian division in the Red Army when it had become very clear that Germany was by now defeated And therein lies the question: why did the Russians create another division [...] Those who addressed Stalin and spread propaganda amongst Romanian prisoners were Romanian communists He agreed with the Romanian communists who saw Romania nost just a country liberated from German occupation And when the second division was created – Horea Cloşca and Crişan – at the end of the war it was already clear that the division led by Valter Roman was meant to bring and uphold communism in Romania if we look back at the toppling of King Michael” GRAIN OF TRUTH: The two divisions were forcefully made up of volunteers who fought alongside the Red Army during the Second World War Soldiers of the Tudor Vladimirescu division were met with enthusiasm by the civilian population upon entering Bucharest Disinformation uses a variety of manipulation tactics Disinformation stories can easily be created by combining provocative topics Interim president Ilie Bolojan wants to reduce the number of days off granted to public sector employees in Romania according to a well-known Romanian conspiracy theorist which was attacked with atomic bombs in 1945 Maia Sandu banned the celebration of the so-called “Victory Day” in the Republic of Moldova and the EU imposed a ban on the “Moldovan language” according to false narratives disseminated by Russian propaganda Razboi si propaganda: O cronologie a conflictului ruso-ucrainean" /> Razboiul lui Putin cu lumea libera: Propaganda, dezinformare, fake news" /> Developed by Treeworks the counties of Galați and Vaslui were hit by flash floods with over 150 liters of rainfall per square meter recorded in less than 24 hours across several localities where floodwaters reached depths of 1.5 to 2 meters in some places Over 6,000 houses have been either destroyed or partially damaged 7 people died and thousands of residents have been evacuated from high-risk zones Severe weather conditions are expected to persist heightening the risk of further escalation You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience The project will be built in Brăila county Hidroelectrica also wants to build several floating solar plants Image: Antoine FLEURY-GOBERT/Wikimedia Commons/https://bit.ly/393enxy Romanian state-owned hydropower provider Hidroelectrica is seeking experts to conduct the feasibility study for a 45 MW ground-mounted PV project it wants to develop in Tudor Vladimirescu, in Brăila county, Muntenia, southern Romania, according to the website Licitatie-Publica.ro The project is the first solar power station planned by the company which currently owns and operates 6.4 GW of hydropower assets across the country and is also planning to build both onshore and offshore wind power plants According to Romanian media outlet Profit.ro the new solar park will require an investment of ROL193 million ($42.6 million) and will be the main bulk of a plan to deploy 50 MW of PV capacity in the country with the remaining 5 MW being represented by small-scale floating PV arrays spread across its numerous hydropower plants Profit.ro also reports that in March, Hidroelectrica was interested in acquiring a 153 MW PV project under development by local real estate developer Portland Trust. In August, however, the project was bought by Israel-based renewable energy company Nofar Energy In May 2020, the Romanian government introduced more favorable rules for power purchase agreements More articles from Emiliano Bellini Please be mindful of our community standards and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" By submitting this form you agree to pv magazine using your data for the purposes of publishing your comment Your personal data will only be disclosed or otherwise transmitted to third parties for the purposes of spam filtering or if this is necessary for technical maintenance of the website Any other transfer to third parties will not take place unless this is justified on the basis of applicable data protection regulations or if pv magazine is legally obliged to do so You may revoke this consent at any time with effect for the future in which case your personal data will be deleted immediately your data will be deleted if pv magazine has processed your request or the purpose of data storage is fulfilled Further information on data privacy can be found in our Data Protection Policy Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" This website uses cookies to anonymously count visitor numbers. View our privacy policy. × The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this Close The 2024 Central European floods in Romania were triggered by Storm Boris which brought torrential rains to the counties of Galați and Vaslui on 14 September over 150 mm of rainfall per square meter caused ash floods in several areas with flood waters reaching depths of 1.5 to 2 meters in the localities of Cudalbi severely damaging infrastructure such as roads More than 6,000 homes were either damaged or destroyed across both counties Around 400 people remain displaced and are currently being sheltered in temporary housing provided by authorities The restoration of critical infrastructure It will take weeks to months for damaged homes to become habitable again and the reconstruction of destroyed houses or relocation of affected people to safer areas will take even longer Many rural residents have lost livestock and crops depriving them of their main sources of income and those who have lost farming livelihoods are especially at risk during both the response and recovery phases © Informatii-Romania.ro (the statue of Stephen the Great from Podul Înalt The 2nd of July would become a national commemoration day dedicated to the saint “Romanians have laws to celebrate Tudor Vladimirescu but they do not have a law to celebrate Stephen the Great The Prince of Moldavia deserves a celebration day established by law since he is OUR ONE AND ONLY Stephen the Great,” wrote on Facebook the bill’s author Neamț county representative in the Chamber of Deputies The bill proposes to hold cultural and academic events annually on July 2 with support from the central and local administrations The draft law was submitted to the Senate for debate on September 15 it was sent for opinion to the Economic and Social Council The arguments offered in the bill are the saint’s accomplishments: his military and political deeds marked the whole of Europe while his cultural patronage marked Romania’s cultural and spiritual heritage He was canonized by the Romanian Orthodox Church in 1992 the Patriarchate of Jerusalem solemnly celebrated the Sunday of the Myrrh-Bearing Women... 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(function() { window.mc4wp = window.mc4wp || { listeners: [] cb) { window.mc4wp.listeners.push( { event : evt callback: cb } ); } } }})(); © 2023 OrthodoxTimes.com - All rights reserved Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website These cookies do not store any personal information Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website Retailer Kaufland Romania opened its 100th store in the country Thursday in Drumul Taberei neighborhood in Bucharest This is also the chain’s ninth unit in the Romanian capital Kaufland Bucharest Tudor Vladimirescu created 200 jobs and its the retailer’s second store opening this week after on Wednesday the company opened a unit in Bacau According to information previously confirmed by the German company the investment for a new hypermarket varies between EUR 6 and 9 million Since the start of the year, the retailer opened stores in Arad, Targu Mures, Oradea, Targoviste, Bucharest and Gherla. It’s been 9 years since Kaufland entered the Romanian market and up till now the German retailer has created over 12,700 direct jobs The company posted a profit of RON 331 million (EUR 75 million) in 2013 while turnover increased 13 percent to RON 7.26 billion (EUR 1.64 billion) A man was attacked by a bear on Sunday evening in the resort town of Predeal The victim was found unconscious and taken to the hospital in very serious condition The man attacked by the bear is actually the chief of Salvamont Predeal Salvamont's response: "Considering the information that appeared in the public space this evening we confirm that the person attacked by the bear is a member of our team part of the Public Mountain Rescue Service - Salvaspeo Brașov The event occurred outside of working hours The Emergency Situations Inspectorate reported that a man was attacked by a bear on Tudor Vladimirescu Street in the mountain resort of Predeal Brașov County.Two SMURD (Mobile Emergency Service for Resuscitation and Extrication) teams were urgently dispatched to provide specialized medical assistance.The victim was transported to the hospital in a very serious condition According to the spokesperson for the Brașov County Emergency Clinical Hospital the man was brought in with multiple head and chest injuries "The patient was brought in last night from Predeal with multiple craniofacial and thoracic injuries and multiple rib fractures caused by a wild animal (bear) a multidisciplinary committee decides on the treatment plan," said the representative of the Brașov County Emergency Clinical Hospital Sabin Cornoiu is calling for solutions to prevent such incidents but it turns out we can't handle the situations A solution must be found so that this doesn't happen again and we believe that an alarm needs to be raised and action needs to be taken "I don't know if the search for the bear has resumed We are constantly exposed to this risk," said Cornoiu on Antena3 On July 15, 2024, the Parliament approved the bill aimed at managing the bear population. Iohannis promulgated the law on July 23. in order to prevent bear attacks on the human population and the material damage caused by these animals the harvesting of 426 brown bears is approved representing a prevention level nationally representing the intervention level nationally This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page This year, at the International Junior Science Olympiad a major international student academic competition held annually and the only international academic competition that covers physics All of the students present at the competition received a prize and the six geniuses students are: Diana-Andreea Catană ( 9th grade/ Mircea cel Bătrân College Ruxandra Tesloianu (10th grade/Emil Racoviţa College Dan Mircea Mirea (10th grade/ Fraţii Buzeşti College Adrian Mihai Radu (9th grade/Tudor Vladimirescu Colleg Tiberiu Alexandru Pană (10th grade/Mihai Viteazul College and Andrei Iliescu (9th grade/ The International Computer High School of Bucharest) at the same competition which took place in South Africa the lot obtained two silver medals and four bronze medals the competition will be held in Mumbai,India 165 students from 35 countries assisted the Olympiad German retailer Kaufland will open a store on Calea Ferentari in an area that so far hasn’t picked up any interest from the other hypermarket operators. The unit is situated on the Fapiro platform, writes economica.net Kaufland recently obtained the permits required to build a store on Calea Ferentari 62 infamous for being one of Bucharest’s most dangerous neighborhoods No other hypermarket chain has dared to enter in the fifth district except for Kaufland (with its Sebastian Unit) and more recently Carrefour which also opened a store on the Vulcan platform The Ferentari store will cover 13,358 square meters and will include an underground parking lot, according to the urban plan authorized by Bucharest town hall. Kaufland currently operates seven stores in Bucharest and will launch another three in the country’s capital by the end of the year providing social media features and to analyse how our website is used.