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far-right candidate calin georgescu targets rural voters with agrarian policies
Călin Georgescu, a far-right independent candidate, is gaining traction in Romania's presidential race by appealing to rural voters with a focus on agrarian policies and traditional values. His manifesto promotes organic farming and local production, positioning him against the EU's agricultural strategies amid widespread discontent among farmers. Despite his ultranationalist views and controversial praise for historical fascists, Georgescu's radical ecologism resonates with a populace frustrated by economic challenges and foreign competition.
hungary proposes new eu funding rules impacting defense contractors and arms industry
Hungary's proposal for EU defense funding requires that at least 65% of components be sourced from EU countries, disappointing some French arms companies that sought an 80% threshold. The initiative aims to bolster European defense production amid concerns over reliance on U.S. arms. New eligibility criteria will also assess the design authority of products, complicating access for firms producing U.S. weapons in Europe.
growth prospects of asset management in central and eastern europe
At a recent press conference, Raiffeisen Capital Management unveiled its CEE Asset Management Radar, highlighting the growth potential of the asset management industry across fourteen Central and Eastern European countries. The radar combines economic data with asset management trends, forecasting a compound annual growth rate of 12.1% for the region, driven primarily by net inflows. Raiffeisen Group's assets under management reached a record high of nearly 65 billion euros, reflecting a robust recovery and increasing interest in sustainable investments.
raiffeisen capital management achieves record assets in central and eastern europe
Raiffeisen Capital Management has reached an all-time high of nearly EUR 65 billion in assets under management, with a significant portion invested responsibly. The fund savings segment in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) is rapidly growing, reflecting broader societal engagement in capital markets. Forecasts indicate strong growth potential in CEE, with local assets expected to surpass those of Austria by 2028.
austria supports romania and bulgaria joining eu free travel zone
Austria has signaled support for Romania and Bulgaria's entry into the EU's Schengen free-travel zone, with a decision expected on December 12. Despite previous objections over migration control, recent discussions indicate a potential start date of January 1, contingent on continued efforts to manage irregular migration. Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu emphasized the economic benefits of full Schengen membership, while officials noted a significant decrease in migrant arrivals.
financial challenges overshadow elections in romania amid budget deficit concerns
Felix Patrascanu’s courier service has flourished due to government salary and pension increases, alongside infrastructure improvements. However, as Romania approaches crucial elections, the country faces the challenge of the widest budget deficit in the EU, raising concerns about the potential economic fallout.
insiders profit from selling surveillance data in china's black market
China's extensive surveillance system has led to a black market where insiders sell access to citizens' private data, often for cryptocurrency. Researchers from SpyCloud reveal that government employees are tempted by lucrative side hustles, selling sensitive information like banking details and personal records. This exploitation highlights the pervasive corruption within China's security services, where data collected for state monitoring is repurposed for profit.
Raiffeisen Bank Fined for Unauthorized Access to Client Personal Data
Raiffeisen Bank SA has been fined RON 99,466 (approximately $21,082) by the National Supervisory Authority for Personal Data Processing (ANSPDCP) for breaching GDPR regulations. The penalty follows an investigation revealing that an employee misused a client's credit application to secure a loan, despite the client's withdrawal of consent.
solar panels to be installed between railway tracks in innovative swiss trial
Swiss startup Sun-Ways plans to install removable solar panels between railway tracks, utilizing over a million kilometers of global railways for renewable energy generation. A trial phase begins in 2025, aiming to produce significant solar energy while addressing regulatory and safety concerns. If successful, this innovative approach could harness existing infrastructure to meet energy needs sustainably.
Romanian inflation rises slightly as central bank adjusts growth forecast
Romanian inflation rose to 4.7% in October, slightly up from 4.6% in September, marking the highest level in three years. The increase was influenced by drought conditions and a dim outlook for price growth, prompting the central bank to revise its inflation forecast for the year. Consumer prices also saw a monthly rise of 0.6%.
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