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River fencing installed by a hydroelectric plant has turned the city into an unwilling regional waste site, activists complain.

German caution on Ukraine arms rooted in political culture

River fencing installed by a hydroelectric plant has turned the city into an unwilling regional waste site, activists complain.

Emerging Europe this week Central Europe Romania-based Black Sea Oil and Gas will begin extracting natural gas from its 600 million US dollars offshore Romanian project in November, its chief executive Mark Beacom said on Tuesday, but added further progress hinged on scrapping a disputed tax. The additional tax on offshore projects is the last remnant of a series of price caps, taxes and export restrictions introduced two years ago by a previous centre-left government. The changes, most of which have since been reversed, blindsided gas producers, which have spent over a decade and billions of...

Trash fills Bosnia river faster than workers can pull it out 26 Feb, 2021 06:22 PM 3 minutes to read This aerial photo shows garbage floating in the Drina river near Visegrad, eastern Bosnia on Wednesday. Photo / AP AP Environmental activists in Bosnia are warning that tons of garbage floating down the Balkan country's rivers are endangering the local ecosystem and people's health. The Drina River, located on the border between Bosnia and Serbia, has been covered for weeks with trash that has piled up faster than the authorities can clear it out. Weeks of wet winter weather that swelled the D...