The energy crisis, unsolved by the Bolojan Government

August found Romania in a situation that, just a few months before, state institutions would have presented as improbable: without a fully-fledged Government, with two nuclear reactors temporarily out of production due to the lowest flow of the Danube in the history of measurements, with drones repeatedly entering national airspace or approaching strategic energy infrastructure in the Black Sea, with a public debt exceeding the legal threshold of 60% of GDP and with an open conflict between the Government and the High Court of Cassation and Justice, with approximately 5 billion lei at stake.

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