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Alex Bodi și șeful BlackRock, Larry Fink, la Berlin: investiții în Germania și România?

Antreprenorul român este, în această perioadă, o prezență constantă în capitala Germaniei, Berlin, unde a sosit la 20 octombrie 2026, venind de la Madrid, via Florența. Nu a fost, așadar, o întâmplare că, potrivit programului, la scurt timp după ora 9:20, Bodi se afla lângă avionul privat Embraer Phenom 300E, înmatriculat CS-PHW, de unde a fost preluat cu un Maybach pentru a se îndrepta în grabă spre fostul sediu al Consiliului de Stat, în calitate de participant la summitul economic „Invest in Germany Summit”.

Alex Bodi a šéf společnosti BlackRock Larry Fink v Berlíně: Investice v Německu a Rumunsku?

Rumunský podnikatel je v současnosti pravidelným hostem v německém hlavním městě Berlíně, kam 20. října 2026 přicestoval z Madridu přes Florencii. Nebylo tedy náhodou, že krátce po 9.20 již stál vedle soukromého letounu Embraer Phenom 300E s registrační značkou CS-PHW. Vyzvedl ho vůz značky Maybach, kterým se urychleně přesunul do bývalé budovy Státní rady, aby se tam zúčastnil hospodářského summitu „Invest in Germany Summit“.

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'Forget the war': Ukraine ski slope offers respite from conflict

Far from the Ukraine war's frontlines, only the whirring of generator-powered ski lifts disturbs the calm at Bukovel in the country's west, a winter resort nestled in the pine-forested Carpathian Mountains.

Barred from the streets, Cubans mark Women's Day online

Taking to the streets to make your voice heard on International Women's Day is a right taken for granted in most countries. Not in Cuba.

Greek stationmaster charged over rail crash as PM seeks forgiveness

The stationmaster implicated in Greece's deadliest rail crash, which killed at least 57 people, was charged and taken into custody Sunday, hours after the prime minister asked for forgiveness for the disaster.

'Creed III' punches its way to top of N.America box office

MGM's boxing drama "Creed III" scored an opening-round knockout this weekend, taking in an estimated $58.7 million to top North America's box office in one of the biggest debuts ever for a sports film.

Poor nations' leaders unleash anger and despair at UN summit

Leaders from the world's poorest nations poured out their disappointment and bitterness at a UN summit on Sunday over the treatment of their countries by richer counterparts.

Greek PM seeks forgiveness as thousands protest over rail tragedy

Greece's prime minister on Sunday asked for forgiveness from the families of the 57 dead in the nation's worst rail disaster as thousands of furious protesters rallied in Athens and clashed with police.

Russian minority shuns Estonia vote over Ukraine support

Put off by the Estonian government's hawkish stance on Russia, many Russian speakers are expected to stay away from elections on Sunday even though they oppose the war in Ukraine.

Greeks set to gather to mourn rail crash dead

Students and rail workers were preparing to rally in Athens on Sunday in the latest expression of grief and anger at Greece's worst rail disaster, which killed at least 57 people.

Texas: Wind and solar stake claim to land of oil

Modern Texas was built on oil, and its production has long been a source of immense pride. But now, areas that moved to the steady rhythm of oil derricks for more than a century are making the state a national leader in wind and solar energy.

Prince Harry says always felt 'different' from other UK royals

Prince Harry reportedly revealed he has long felt "slightly different" to the rest of Britain's royal family in an interview on Saturday with a trauma expert.

Hundreds of migrants fly home from Tunisia after attacks

Almost 300 people returned from Tunisia to Mali and Ivory Coast on Saturday after boarding repatriation flights, fearful of a wave of violence since the president launched a tirade against migrants.

Iran to reconnect nuclear cameras, ramp up inspections: IAEA

Iran has agreed to reconnect surveillance cameras at several nuclear sites and increase the pace of inspections, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency said on Saturday.

Iraq customs ordered to start enforcing alcohol import ban

Iraq's customs department gave orders on Saturday to start enforcing a ban on alcohol imports that became law last month despite divisions over the legislation.

A year on, Ukraine's embattled nuclear plant turned Russian 'military base'

Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant no longer produces electricity and serves solely as a military base for Moscow's troops, the exiled mayor of the city of Energodar, which houses the facility, told AFP.

Greek station master court date delayed as anger boils over rail tragedy

The station master involved in Greece's worst-ever train disaster had his court appearance postponed by a day on Saturday as the country braced for more mass protests over the crash that killed at least 57 people.

UN chief slams rich countries' treatment of poor states

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Saturday slammed the world's rich countries and energy giants for throttling poor nations with "predatory" interest rates and crippling fuel prices.

UN chief condemns rich countries 'vicious' tactics against poor

UN leader Antonio Guterres on Saturday slammed the world's rich countries and energy giants for throttling poor nations with "predatory" interest rates and crippling fuel prices.

UN nuclear chief to meet Raisi during crucial Iran talks

The UN nuclear watchdog chief was in Iran on Saturday for expected talks with President Ebrahim Raisi and other officials after the discovery of uranium particles enriched to near weapons-grade level.

Balenciaga's Demna seeks redemption after scandal

Having fled war as a child, Georgian designer Demna made fashion a sort of battleground of provocative ideas at the helm of Balenciaga. It was tremendously successful -- until it wasn't.

Foxconn plans new India iPhone plant in shift away from China

Apple will manufacture iPhones at a new plant in India, officials said Friday, as the US tech giant seeks to ramp up its India production and diversify away from China.

Portugal's Catholic Church asks abuse victims for pardon

Portugal's Catholic Church on Friday asked victims of child sexual abuse by the clergy for forgiveness, following the publication of an independent report that set out the extent of the offences.

White House unhappy after Walgreens bans abortion pill in some states

The White House on Friday expressed regret at US pharmacy giant Walgreens' decision to not distribute abortion pills in some 20 states after "dangerous" pressure from anti-abortion officials.

Biden, Scholz pledge Ukraine support at White House talks

US President Joe Biden and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz held talks at the White House on Friday in a display of unity over the Ukraine war after warnings from Russia over arms supplies.

Vaughan denies racism as Rafiq accused of being ready to play 'race card'

Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan told a hearing into accusations of racism at Yorkshire on Friday it was "inconceivable" he would make the comment attributed to him by Azeem Rafiq as his former county team-mate was accused of being ready to play the "race card".

Ferrovial's planned Dutch move angers Spanish PM

Spain's prime minister denounced Friday a plan by construction giant Ferrovial to move its headquarters to the Netherlands as the decision triggers a political storm.

France warns 'narco-tourists' after coke washes ashore

French authorities warned Friday about "narco-tourism" on northern Channel beaches after news of more than two tonnes of cocaine washing ashore drew dozens of beachcombers, some equipped with quad bikes.

Vaughan denies racist comment at cricket hearing

Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan told a hearing into accusations of racism at Yorkshire on Friday it was "inconceivable" that he would make the comment attributed to him by ex-teammate Azeem Rafiq.

Volkswagen shares jump on 2023 optimism

German auto giant Volkswagen on Friday unveiled an optimistic forecast for 2023 on expectations that global supply chain woes will ease, sending its shares soaring.

Airlines sue Dutch over Schiphol airport flight cuts

Top airlines including KLM, Delta and EasyJet said Friday they are taking the Dutch government to court over plans to limit flights at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport for environmental reasons.

Biden, Scholz to map out next steps for Ukraine

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is due at the White House on Friday for talks with President Joe Biden on charting the way ahead in their support for Ukraine, after friction over tank deliveries to Kyiv.

France's Macron pushes economic ties in Angola

French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday pursued his African tour aimed at renewing frayed ties, inking an economic accord with Angola.

Lufthansa flies into black but worries linger over busy summer

German airline Lufthansa said Friday that it returned to annual profit in 2022 after two years of pandemic-related losses, but worries lingered over the prospect of another chaotic summer season.

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