Ukraine's environmental radioactivity monitoring system is operating normally and does not indicate exceeding normal values, and measurements taken at the national level confirm normal values of radiation levels, the National Commission for the Control of Nuclear Activities (CNCAN) announced on Tuesday.These details come after more information appeared in the public space regarding an abnormal level of radiation at Chernobyl."Currently, all nuclear installations in Chernobyl and Ukraine are in a safe state and there is no danger to the environment or the population. At the same time, we mention that the measurements taken at national level confirm normal values of the radiation level," CNCAN informs in a press release sent on Tuesday.CNCAN, through the Emergency Operations Center, is constantly monitoring the evolution of the situation from the point of view of radiological monitoring.In Romania, the level of radiation is constantly monitored through the National Network for Environmental Radioactivity Monitoring (RNSRM), within the National Environmental Protection Agency (ANPM). "Specialists with the National Radioactivity Reference Laboratory verify the monitored data 24/7 and transmit it to the International Atomic Energy Agency, so as to ensure prompt information of national and international decision-makers, as well as the population," reads the release.
Romanian president Nicușor Dan is scheduled to be in the United Kingdom on Tuesday and Wednesday, December 16-17, to meet with representatives of the business environment and the Romanian community. On the first day, the head of state will hold meetings with Romanian representatives from the business environment in the UK, as well as with […]
More than 300,000 older people living in Romania’s urban areas are expected to spend Christmas alone, according to data cited by the NGO Niciodată Singur – Friends of the Elderly, which recently launched its annual holiday campaign aimed at tackling loneliness among seniors. The initiative, titled “Be the Carol That Breaks the Silence,” is based […]
The Romanian Senate adopted a simple motion initiated against environment minister Diana Buzoianu on Monday, December 15. The motion passed after the Social Democratic Party (PSD), the largest party in the governing coalition, joined the far-right opposition party AUR in the initiative. The vote for the simple motion was carried after a no-confidence motion filed […]
Romanian farmers are set to benefit from improved access to financing following a EUR 25 million loan granted by the European Investment Bank (EIB) to Agricover Credit IFN SA, aimed at supporting micro agricultural businesses across the country. The funding will be provided under the InvestEU mandate and is intended to boost productivity and promote […]
Romanians rank among the most satisfied homeowners in Europe, but rising housing-related costs continue to put significant pressure on household budgets, according to the RE/MAX European Housing Trend Report 2025. The study showed that 81% of Romanians are happy with their living situation, above the European average of 77%, while 83% live in owner-occupied properties, […]
The Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on December 15 ruled in favor of judge Cristi Danileţ in his case against Romania and ruled that the Romanian authorities had violated Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights that guarantees freedom of expression, which includes the right to hold opinions […]
