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Tha Annabel NicIllFhinnein ann an Romàinia a’ coimhead air mar a tha gnìomhachas an teicneòlais air fàs cho luath ann an sin agus mar a tha seo, gu ire, mar dhìleab air na bliadhnaichean Comannach. Anns a’ Phòlainn tha connspaid air èirigh mu phlana gus canàl a chladhach ann an ceann a tuath na dùthcha air pìos talmhainn air a bheil crioch leis an Ruis. Mar a tha Karen Elder ag aithris thig buannachd eaconamach do chuid san sgìre, ach tha draghan ann cuideachd mun bhuaidh air an àrainneachd agus an càirdeas leis an Ruis.

Annabel Maclennan is in Romania looking at the dramatic rise of the country’s tech industry, where it is growing at a faster rate than in any other country in the region. She finds out that this could partly be a legacy of the Communist era. A plan in Poland to build a canal on land in the north of the country which is bordered with Russia has proven controversial. Karen Elder finds out that while some local towns may benefit from the increased shipping activity, there are concerns both about the environmental impact and relations with Russia.

In Gaelic with English subtitles