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  The World Rowing Championships, held in Racice, the Czech Republic, last week, made the perfect opportunity for the Romanian delegation to win four gold medals. Ionela Cozmiuc won gold in the women's lightweight race. Marius Cozmiuc and Sergiu Bejan, in the men's double sculls, then Ancuţa Bodnar and Simona Radiş, in the women's pair, won gold. Also gold went to Romanian women's coxed eight crew. Having won the world title in the women's pair, Simona Radis was a member of the coxed eight crew, and, for a second time around, won the gold medal. Radio Romania International was spoi...

Drought. In Romania, wheat crops are affected by drought on an area of ​​over 180,000 hectares, while the total affected agricultural area has extended to almost 330,000 hectares in two thirds of Romania's counties, according to the data provided by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. The relevant minister, Petre Daea, has announced that this year's wheat production is 15% - 18% lower than that recorded in 2021. According to the minister, however, there is enough wheat to cover Romania's internal needs, meaning 2.5 - 3 million tons, and to even ensure a surplus for export. ...

  Nautical sports in Romania are making a comeback on the stages of big international competitions. Rowing held pride of place in 2021, with the Olympic gold won by Ancuța Bodnar and Simona Radiș in double sculls. The year 2022 seems to be the year of canoeists and kayakers, if we take into account the two medals, one gold and one silver, won by Cătălin Chirilă at the World Championships in Halifax, Canada.   The gold medal was won on Sunday, in the men's canoe single 1000 metre,  the first Romanian victory in this event, at the World Championships, after 36 years. The ...

The Tokyo Olympics were the most important sports event of the year 2021. Although held one year later than scheduled, the competitions were by no means less spectacular. New records were set, new champions emerged, while some of the old ones reconfirmed their worth. In Tokyo, Romania's delegation went up on the Olympic podium 4 times, with rowing occasioning 3 of these instances. The most valuable medals were won by the women's double sculls team made up of Simona Radiș and Ancuța Bodnar, winners of the Olympic gold. Silver medals went to Mihăiţă Ţigănescu, Mugurel Semciuc, Ştefan Ber...