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The Two Ends of the New Danube Bridge under Construction Merge - Vimarsana News

The Two Ends of the New Danube Bridge under Construction Merge

The construction of Hungary's 20th bridge's track over the Danube has been completed with the fixing of the last element.

Putin, Sisi mark new phase of Egypt's Russian-built nuclear plant - Vimarsana News

Putin, Sisi mark new phase of Egypt's Russian-built nuclear plant

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Egypt's Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Tuesday inaugurated the construction of a new unit at Egypt's Dabaa nuclear power plant via video link, as Moscow moves ahead with its global nuclear ambitions. The power plant is being built by the Russian state corporation Rosatom at a reported cost of $30 billion, and will consist of four power units with a combined capacity of 4.8 gigawatts. Egypt, which faces increasing power demand from a population of a 105 million, is seeking to position itself as a regional energy hub that exports electricity to neighbour...

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FM Szijjártó: Nuclear energy faces discrimination and ideological attacks - Vimarsana News

FM Szijjártó: Nuclear energy faces discrimination and ideological attacks

Szijjártó: Hopefully, central and south-eastern European countries would unite to combat "discrimination and ideological attacks against...

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Twentieth Danube Bridge to Be Opened in the Summer - Vimarsana News

Twentieth Danube Bridge to Be Opened in the Summer

In a few months, the twentieth Danube bridge will open to traffic. The crossing between Paks and Kalocsa, will shorten a seventy-kilometer detour.

Europe's Nuclear Power Renaissance - Vimarsana News

Europe's Nuclear Power Renaissance

Several European countries, including the U.K., France, Sweden, and Hungary, are aggressively expanding their nuclear energy sectors to enhance energy security, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and support their green transition goals.