PRIZE The winner of the
\nNobel Prize in literature is to be announced today. Last year, the recipient
\nwas French writer Annie Ernaux for the courage and clinical acuity with which
\nshe uncovers the roots, estrangements and collective restraints of personal
\nmemory. The 2023 Nobel season will continue with the peace prize on October 6.
\nThe Riksbank Sveriges prize in economic sciences in memory of Alfred Nobel will
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IMF The priorities of the Romanian government should
\nbe to improve tax collection at the state budget and the elimination of the
\nfiscal exemptions, the IMF experts said in Bucharest at the end of their
\nperiodical assessment mission. The IMF delegation has in the past two weeks assessed
\nRomania’s fiscal and economic policies, forecasting a 2.3% economic growth, a
\nbudget deficit of 6% and an inflation rate, expected to go down from 7% to 4%,
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SUMMIT Romania’s President Klaus Iohannis went to Granada to
\nparticipate in the 3rd European Political Community Summit.
\nAccording to the presidential administration, high on the talks agenda are
\ndigital transition, artificial intelligence and security. Iohannis will
\nco-preside together with the Norwegian Prime Minister, Jonas Gahr Store, a series
\nof round table talks on environment-related issues, and climate change.
\nTomorrow Iohannis will be attending the informal meeting of the European
\nCouncil, hosted in Granada by the Spanish presidency of the European Union. The
\nmeeting’s main objective is the launch of the reflection process over the EU’s
\nfuture strategic agenda and some issues related to defence, resilience and
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ACCIDENT A family of two Romanians with two children residing in
\nGermany is among the victims of the road accident involving a bus near Venice, which
\nleft 21 dead and 15 wounded. The vehicle fell off a bridge and caught fire. All
\nthe dead have been identified and the municipality decreed three days of
\nmourning on Wednesday. Among those killed there are a baby and two Romanian girls,
\n13 and 8 years old. The two and their parents were spending their holiday in
\nMestre. The real cause of the accident remains unknown; it’s either the driver was
\nill or he was talking on the phone. The prosecutor’s office in Venice has
\nopened an investigation into the accident. <\/p>\n
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