A power unit is back in operation following scheduled repairs at one of Ukraine’s nuclear power plants, the press service of Energoatom, Ukraine’s national nuclear energy operator, reports. “Energoatom has reconnected to the power grid ahead of time another power unit, following the reloading of nuclear fuel and scheduled repair,” the statement reads. It is…
Krakow has appointed a “night mayor” who will be responsible for reconciling the needs of the city’s residents, business owners and tourists. Jacek Jordan, a historian and tourist guide with 18 years of experience, was on July 16 named the first person to hold the office. “Amsterdam, Toulouse, Florence, Prague and, as of today, Krakow…
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the first chocolate factory established in Bulgaria, located in the town of Svoge. Interestingly, this factory is home to the fastest candy assembly line in the world. For over a century, the factory has kept its secrets, including the creation of the first milk chocolate in Bulgaria. Today,…
No cross-border bus services are planned between southern Estonia and northern Latvia this summer. A pilot project has been postponed until 2025. Public transport companies wanted to launch a two-year program this summer with financial assistance from the European Union. The plan has now been pushed back until approximately next spring. Problems arose due to…
Bills No. 11258 and No. 11259 approved by the Verkhovna Rada will ensure the energy sustainability of enterprises and households, the Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has announced on Telegram. The head of government thanked MPs for the prompt adoption of the mentioned bills. He said that the norms stipulated by these documents would apply to…