Romanian PM delays government meeting lacking approvals for industrial power cuts

Romania's government meeting was postponed to 14:30 on Friday because Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan lacks required approvals to cut electricity supply to industrial consumers. The delay was reported by Realitatea Plus at 12:31. Cutting electricity to industrial consumers is a significant measure, and Bolojan lacks the necessary endorsements to proceed. No new time details beyond 14:30 were given. Romania's political context includes debate over euro adoption and criticism of coalition parties; the meeting delay is separate from these issues. Other related headlines covered statements by Luis Lazarus and Gheorghe Piperea.