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Important events

The National Tax Service has imposed fines totaling over 1 million lei for illegal business activities
In May of this year, the State Tax Service sanctioned 640 individuals engaged in illegal business activities.
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Business & Companies

An investment tender has been announced for the privatization of the Chisinau Glass Factory
Südzucker Moldova: 25 years, over €100 million invested

9 June 2026
Strategy bought 1,550 BTC for $101 million and held the “first cryptocurrency” rate

9 June 2026
Domino’s and Casey’s are taking over the pizza market.

7 June 2026
British Airways raises ticket prices due to rising fuel costs

7 June 2026

Top News

Sugar prices in Moldova are bound to rise

The situation on the global sugar market has begun to change—signs and indications of a global rise in sugar prices have emerged. The impact of trends in the international sugar market on Moldova’s sugar market is limited—due to a high (approximately 75%) basic customs duty and, consequently, limited imports.

Sugar prices in Moldova are bound to rise

Sugar prices in Moldova are bound to rise
10 June 2026

Quo vadis, Moldova?
09 June 2026

18 years of iute Moldova: from a bold idea to a reliable financial partner for hundreds of thousands of people
05 June 2026

Moldova’s apple business: structural changes are coming
28 May 2026

Sugar prices in Moldova are bound to rise
The downturn in the construction market and the necessary solutions

26 May 2026
Deposit packaging system: business requires transparency before startup

11 May 2026
Governance without levers: what the mayor can do when he has neither budget nor authority

8 May 2026
Mircea Baciu: Moldova can increase its exports through international online platforms

7 May 2026

Politics & Economy

Taiwan has launched a portal for whistleblowers from China

Taiwan has launched a special online portal for Chinese citizens, through which they can anonymously provide intelligence to Taiwanese intelligence agencies. The new resource is aimed at people who are disillusioned with the political and socioeconomic situation in China and who want to bring about change in the country.

Taiwan has launched a portal for whistleblowers from China

Taiwan has launched a portal for whistleblowers from China
Today, 14:24

Moldovan lawmakers are discussing global security issues in Azerbaijan
Today, 11:16

The United States and Iran announced that they had reached a peace agreement
Today, 11:09

The European Commission has blocked sheep exports from Romania
14 June 2026

Taiwan has launched a portal for whistleblowers from China
Trade unions in the EU are losing influence and members

14 June 2026
Adrian Văștea has been appointed Romania’s new prime minister

14 June 2026
PAS aims to win every election over the next four years

14 June 2026
Armenia is seeking to obtain special economic status in the EU, following the example of Moldova and Ukraine

14 June 2026
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Banks & Finance

Incentive payments instead of early release: what’s the catch?

To encourage legal employment and ensure that every worker receives a monthly income, the authorities are proposing to replace the current personal tax exemption with monthly payments. These payments will be funded by refunding a portion of the income tax they have paid.

Incentive payments instead of early release: what’s the catch?

Incentive payments instead of early release: what’s the catch?
Today, 12:07

Authorities propose changes to payroll taxation
Today, 10:04

The Ministry of Finance is proposing changes to the regulations governing freelancers
Today, 09:32

The IMF has cleared the way for Ukraine to receive a new $690 million tranche
14 June 2026

Incentive payments instead of early release: what’s the catch?
Standard VAT rate will make housing unaffordable – Marina Solovyova

14 June 2026
The Cabinet of Ministers will tighten the selection process for state-funded projects

12 June 2026
Moldova will update its double taxation treaty with Belgium

12 June 2026
A lawmaker proposes changing the method for calculating property tax

12 June 2026

City & Regions

Baku is introducing a “flexible morning” to ease traffic congestion

Baku plans to tackle traffic congestion with a flexible work schedule. Employees of government agencies and companies will begin shifting to different start times for their workday in order to ease traffic during rush hour.

Baku is introducing a “flexible morning” to ease traffic congestion

Baku is introducing a “flexible morning” to ease traffic congestion
14 June 2026

Moldova’s housing market is losing momentum: investment is declining, while demand remains high
13 June 2026

Only 12% of Moldova’s territory is covered by forests
13 June 2026

The authorities have launched a campaign to promote local government reform
13 June 2026

Baku is introducing a “flexible morning” to ease traffic congestion
The “Jobs for Everyone” program has launched in the capital

13 June 2026
New housing starts in Moldova have fallen to a historic low

12 June 2026
30,000 square meters of pavement will be replaced on Mesterul Manole Street in the capital

12 June 2026
Nature in Moldova’s cities is becoming part of the infrastructure

12 June 2026

Accidents

The U.S. launched strikes against Iran in response to a helicopter shot down in the Strait of Hormuz

A new cycle of escalation in the Middle East. The U.S. launched strikes against Iran after President Donald Trump accused Tehran of shooting down an American helicopter over the Strait of Hormuz.

The U.S. launched strikes against Iran in response to a helicopter shot down in the Strait of Hormuz

The U.S. launched strikes against Iran in response to a helicopter shot down in the Strait of Hormuz
10 June 2026

A locomotive collided with an automobile
08 June 2026

Israel launches new strikes on Iran despite Trump’s warning
08 June 2026

Power supply to Zaporizhzhya NPP under threat
04 June 2026

The U.S. launched strikes against Iran in response to a helicopter shot down in the Strait of Hormuz
Bezos’ mission failure? Blue Origin lost a rocket during testing

29 May 2026
A drone crashed into a Romanian apartment building

29 May 2026
Difficult epizootic situation in Moldova persists: new outbreaks of diseases

26 May 2026
ANSA: unhealthy greens and surrogate cheese again

22 May 2026

Agribusiness & Winemaking

 The most popular fruits

Fruit is one of the most widely produced food groups on Earth.
However, defining exactly what counts as a fruit is more complicated than it seems. From a botanical standpoint, a fruit is the part of a flowering plant that contains seeds, which means that tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers also fall under this definition, although chefs and experts at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations classify them as vegetables.

 The most popular fruits

 The most popular fruits
13 June 2026

Meat without slaughtering animals
12 June 2026

The ANSA news agency has published a guide to jam labeling
12 June 2026

Moldova’s agri-food sector sets the research agenda
12 June 2026

 The most popular fruits
 Prices for young potatoes are still above average

11 June 2026
Solid metal tractor wheels – a return to the roots

11 June 2026
Producers of artisanal and agri-food products will benefit from a European protection system

11 June 2026
 Last year’s apple stockpiles in Europe are unusually large

10 June 2026

Art & Culture

More than 30 museums across Europe are in the running for the EMYA 2026 award

More than 30 museums from various European countries have been shortlisted for the 2026 European Museum of the Year Award (EMYA)—one of the most prestigious European awards in the museum sector.

More than 30 museums across Europe are in the running for the EMYA 2026 award

More than 30 museums across Europe are in the running for the EMYA 2026 award
13 June 2026

Fake paintings are given away by details invisible to the naked eye
12 June 2026

Moldova will be able to grant “asylum” for cultural property
07 June 2026

Chinese culture, traditions and cuisine will be on display at China Day 2026
06 June 2026

More than 30 museums across Europe are in the running for the EMYA 2026 award
Pope to consecrate Sagrada Familia after 144 years of construction

5 June 2026
“Cultural voucher”: millions of lei remain unclaimed

4 June 2026
Government goal: by 2030, citizens’ spending on culture should reach 161.1 lei per month

3 June 2026
Moldova expects to attract more than 1.8 billion lei for cultural development

2 June 2026
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Artificial Intelligence

IBM report confirms companies are moving towards an era of ‘AI CEOs’

Culture

Oscar organizers have banned AI-generated actors and scripts

Digitalization

Asia is building a $70 billion “digital superhighway”

On May 4, the Asian Development Bank announced a project that could change the way we use technology forever. It’s about creating a giant network that connects energy and the Internet across the continent, from Tokyo to the remote corners of Southeast Asia. This is not just a construction project, but an attempt to turn the entire region into a single supercomputer. The bank is ready to allocate $70 billion for this by 2035.

Asia is building a $70 billion “digital superhighway”

Asia is building a $70 billion “digital superhighway”
04 May 2026

Courts will be able to hold sessions online
03 May 2026

The Art of Market Manipulation by Ilon Musk
03 May 2026

Moldova and Japan strengthen digital cooperation
02 May 2026

Asia is building a $70 billion “digital superhighway”

Economy & Law

Installing signal jammers in prisons proved to be too expensive

It costs up to 11 million lei to install signal-jamming equipment in a single prison. That is a huge amount of money for the prison system, especially considering that its entire annual budget for technology is usually only about 3 million lei.

Installing signal jammers in prisons proved to be too expensive

Installing signal jammers in prisons proved to be too expensive
Today, 08:00

Belarus has banned Russian beer and the snacks served with it
14 June 2026

The government has approved the ratification of the Additional Protocol on Cybercrime
14 June 2026

The Association of Real Estate Agencies is concerned about the draft tax policy for 2027
14 June 2026

Installing signal jammers in prisons proved to be too expensive
 The Cabinet of Ministers will review a bill on the identification of prepaid SIM card users next week

13 June 2026
Who stands to gain from this wave of fraud?

13 June 2026
Customs officers will be allowed to take on side jobs in their free time

13 June 2026
A copyright management organization has been barred from collecting royalties

13 June 2026

Education

Business on diplomas will be discussed in parliament

The problem of trade in theses and dissertations in Moldova has become so obvious that the authorities are forced to bring it to the level of parliamentary discussions and prepare systematic measures for its suppression.

Business on diplomas will be discussed in parliament

Business on diplomas will be discussed in parliament
03 May 2026

Business on diplomas will be discussed in parliament

Electricity

The Straseni-Gutinas line will be given the status of a strategic project

The Ministry of Energy initiated the process of granting the status of a strategic object of national interest for the country’s energy security to the construction of the 400 kV Straseni-Gutinas transmission line, as well as the modernization of the 330 kV power plant in Straseni.

The Straseni-Gutinas line will be given the status of a strategic project

The Straseni-Gutinas line will be given the status of a strategic project
05 May 2026

The Straseni-Gutinas line will be given the status of a strategic project

Energy

Moldova has deployed energy storage systems to balance its power grid for the first time
The U.S. Congress is considering a bill on energy security in the Republic of Moldova

11 June 2026
Parliament has demanded a report on oil and gas production in southern Moldova

11 June 2026
Junghietu: Azerbaijan plays a crucial role in ensuring the energy security of the European market

11 June 2026
Partners are asking Kazakhstan to increase oil supplies

10 June 2026

European Integration

Larisa Mikulets leaves the Presidential Administration and goes to Ireland with a diplomatic mission
In Cyprus, EU countries discussed the importance of enlargement and the rule of law

11 May 2026
Conferences, speeches, national cuisines and lots of music: how Europe Day is going on

9 May 2026
Cypriot president to visit Chisinau on May 9

8 May 2026
Kaya Callas goes to Chisinau, but will not stay for Europe Day celebrations

5 May 2026

Events

Moldova has started preparations for celebrating the 35th anniversary of independence

Moldova is preparing to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the proclamation of independence. The government has drafted a national program of jubilee events entitled “Independence that unites us. Moldova-35”.

Moldova has started preparations for celebrating the 35th anniversary of independence

Moldova has started preparations for celebrating the 35th anniversary of independence
03 June 2026

EU-Moldova Investment Conference will bring together leading business leaders and politicians
31 May 2026

Moldovan business was awarded at Castel Mimi
30 May 2026

Romanian premier to come to Moldova to support unification of mayoralties
27 May 2026

Moldova has started preparations for celebrating the 35th anniversary of independence
National Bank organizes children’s holiday “In the World of Coin”

26 May 2026
Georgia’s Independence Day will be dedicated to the 1700th anniversary of Christianity as the state religion

25 May 2026
BENILUX-Moldova Forum will open new doors for business

21 May 2026
The world and Moldova are celebrating Bee Day. Here’s to celebrating

20 May 2026

Export & Import

Moldova has increased its gasoline exports to Ukraine fivefold
Ukraine increased its share of the EU sunflower oil market

6 June 2026
IT services exports have surpassed wine exports in the last 10 years

4 June 2026
Moldova’s apple business: calm end of the season

4 June 2026
Forecast of wheat exports from Russia in the closing season for the first time reduced – by 600 thousand tons

2 June 2026

FinTech

Scandal amid digital rights: Zambia canceled RightsCon’s biggest forum

The Zambian government has canceled at the last minute the RightsCon 2026 conference that was to be held in Lusaka from May 5 to 8. The forum is considered the largest global platform at the intersection of technology, human rights and digital politics.

Scandal amid digital rights: Zambia canceled RightsCon’s biggest forum

Scandal amid digital rights: Zambia canceled RightsCon’s biggest forum
05 May 2026

Bitcoin retargets the $80,000 mark amid rising stocks and lower oil prices due to optimism about Iran
02 May 2026

Scandal amid digital rights: Zambia canceled RightsCon’s biggest forum

Gas

Pipeline laying work has begun for Romania’s largest offshore gas project in the Black Sea

Work has begun on laying pipelines for Romania’s Neptun Deep gas project in the Black Sea, one of the European Union’s largest energy fields with estimated reserves of 100 billion cubic meters of recoverable gas.

Pipeline laying work has begun for Romania’s largest offshore gas project in the Black Sea

Pipeline laying work has begun for Romania’s largest offshore gas project in the Black Sea
06 May 2026

The EU has overpaid about €30 billion for oil and gas since the beginning of the Iran crisis
05 May 2026

Strategic gas reserves will be increased
03 May 2026

Nikushore Dan: US LNG sales in the region need serious investment
02 May 2026

Pipeline laying work has begun for Romania’s largest offshore gas project in the Black Sea

Global Economy

Lawmakers from Italy, Greece, Portugal, and Spain signed a declaration in support of Moldova’s European integration

The chairs of the European Affairs Committees of the parliaments of Italy, Greece, Portugal, and Spain, along with the chair of the European Integration Committee of the Moldovan Parliament, signed a joint declaration in support of the Republic of Moldova’s accession to the European Union.

Lawmakers from Italy, Greece, Portugal, and Spain signed a declaration in support of Moldova’s European integration

Lawmakers from Italy, Greece, Portugal, and Spain signed a declaration in support of Moldova’s European integration
Today, 15:04

Trump threatened to impose a 100% tariff on all French wine imports
Today, 11:58

Kallas proposed compiling a list of the names of those who fought in the war in Ukraine
Today, 11:49

Moldova is promoting “fundamental values” in Luxembourg
Today, 10:27

Lawmakers from Italy, Greece, Portugal, and Spain signed a declaration in support of Moldova’s European integration
Albania Opposes the Construction of a Luxury Resort by Donald Trump’s Son-in-Law

14 June 2026
El Niño 2026 is set to be the strongest on record

14 June 2026
Which countries are the top deforesters?

14 June 2026
Moldova plans to launch direct flights to Saudi Arabia

14 June 2026

Global Markets

Paris holds maximum house prices

Paris is still the most expensive city on the secondary housing market in France. The average price here reaches about 10 thousand euros per square meter, and this is almost twice as high as in most major cities of the country.

Paris holds maximum house prices

Paris holds maximum house prices
05 May 2026

OPEC+ members to increase oil production
04 May 2026

Luxury real estate price growth in the world is declining
02 May 2026

Paris holds maximum house prices

Green Economy

There are more than 60 “emerald sites” in Moldova

The Republic of Moldova now has a roadmap, a GIS database and a set of technical tools to bring the Emerald Network in line with Natura 2000 standards, developed under the first LIFE project implemented in the country.

There are more than 60 “emerald sites” in Moldova

There are more than 60 “emerald sites” in Moldova
29 April 2026

Moldova prepares a base for attracting green investments within the Net-Zero Industry
28 April 2026

The year 2026: will there be new temperature records?
25 April 2026

Ilya Trombitsky: “The situation with the Dniester is unique – the river has never been so dry before”
22 April 2026

There are more than 60 “emerald sites” in Moldova
The Earth is losing its largest inland body of water. What is happening to the Caspian Sea?

22 April 2026
Moldovan contribution to “Earth Day”

22 April 2026
EU tightens rules on food packaging

10 April 2026
PROGRESS for the adaptation of Moldovan horticulture to climate change

5 April 2026

Healthcare

Experts will study the effects of lead on newborns

The Republic of Moldova plans to expand the system of human biomonitoring, including newborns. The initiative is implemented by the National Agency of Public Health within the framework of the scientific program on chemical risk assessment.

Experts will study the effects of lead on newborns

Experts will study the effects of lead on newborns
04 May 2026

Maia Sandu urged citizens to study recommendations on actions in emergency situations
03 May 2026

WHO calls for reduction of coercive measures in psychiatry
02 May 2026

The fight against pandemics is on hold
02 May 2026

Experts will study the effects of lead on newborns

Infrastructure

Moldova participated in the summit on financing sustainable transport

Infrastructure financing, transport corridor development, logistics modernization, digitalization of transport processes and the use of innovative technologies to improve efficiency and connectivity were the focus of discussions at the annual summit of the International Transport Forum (IFT).

Moldova participated in the summit on financing sustainable transport

Moldova participated in the summit on financing sustainable transport
08 May 2026

In Moldova, the majority of housing is concentrated in rural areas
04 May 2026

Moldova’s housing stock has successfully survived the millennium milestone
02 May 2026

Moldova participated in the summit on financing sustainable transport

International Trade

African and Caribbean countries demand billions of dollars in reparations from Europe

Investments & Markets

Bitcoin has rebounded to $66,000 amid the peace deal with Iran

Bitcoin rose on Monday, continuing its recovery from recent losses: the announcement of a peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran triggered a rally in risk-on markets.

Bitcoin has rebounded to $66,000 amid the peace deal with Iran

Bitcoin has rebounded to $66,000 amid the peace deal with Iran
Today, 11:27

Investors have withdrawn more than $7 billion from gold funds
14 June 2026

Bitcoin Above $64,000: Inflows into ETFs and Positive News from SpaceX
14 June 2026

They’re asking the dollar to make some room
14 June 2026

Bitcoin has rebounded to $66,000 amid the peace deal with Iran
Musk highlighted the scale of Starlink against the backdrop of SpaceX’s IPO

13 June 2026
Why soccer club stocks haven’t generated a return in 30 years

13 June 2026
Foreign investment in the EU will be screened

13 June 2026
Galaxy has predicted that Bitcoin could fall to $40,000

13 June 2026

IT Market

Government unblocks 80 million lei for “Moldova HiTech Park”

The government proposes to change the rules of operation of the company “Moldova HiTech Park” in order to start using the 80 million lei budgeted for 2026. Currently, due to the lack of a clear mechanism, this money is virtually “frozen”.

Government unblocks 80 million lei for “Moldova HiTech Park”

Government unblocks 80 million lei for “Moldova HiTech Park”
04 May 2026

Government unblocks 80 million lei for “Moldova HiTech Park”

Logos Press Exclusive

Trump’s economy is bad news for Republicans

Democratic political strategist James Carville is best known for coining the slogan of Bill Clinton’s successful 1992 presidential campaign: “It’s the economy, stupid.” This holds true for this November’s midterm elections as well, and President Donald Trump’s Republican Party appears to be headed for a crushing defeat.

Trump’s economy is bad news for Republicans

Trump’s economy is bad news for Republicans
14 June 2026

Where does China’s $1 trillion trade surplus go?
13 June 2026

The Pope should have gone further on the AI issue
31 May 2026

What is the price of Hormuz?
30 May 2026

Trump’s economy is bad news for Republicans
Why are China’s young people disillusioned?

24 May 2026
NATO must disappear

23 May 2026
Trump’s indelible mark

17 May 2026
World economy after Trump and Xi summit

16 May 2026

Moldova’s Economy

New cases of swine fever in Moldova, a new risk management approach
The Customs Service transferred 807.8 million lei to the budget between June 8 and 14, 2026

15 June 2026
Șelari: Moldova’s economy offers little hope for the future

13 June 2026
Business activities will be classified according to European standards

13 June 2026
The Ministry of the Environment is being reorganized to facilitate European integration

12 June 2026

Municipalities

There are not enough cemetery spaces in the town of Cricova

The town of Cricova, part of the Chisinau municipality, is facing an acute shortage of burial places, forcing the local authorities to look for a solution to expand the existing cemeteries. In this context, a group of deputies proposes to transfer a land plot of 0.8754 hectares from the state property to the Cricova City Hall.

There are not enough cemetery spaces in the town of Cricova

There are not enough cemetery spaces in the town of Cricova
04 May 2026

Six out of ten crimes are committed in an urban environment, a third in the capital city
04 May 2026

The war reminds of itself not only by dates
04 May 2026

The capital is preparing to celebrate May 9
03 May 2026

There are not enough cemetery spaces in the town of Cricova

Point of View

Opinion: global food market one step away from shock
Territorial education agencies are being created: the authorities talk about depoliticization, the opposition about centralization

26 May 2026
Analyst: nuclear weapons in Belarus changes the balance of power in the region

24 May 2026
Opinion: AI will crash the real estate market and destroy the middle class

20 May 2026
Opinion: Reintegration in Europe was achieved through dialog

16 May 2026

Pro Business

The marginal tariff for inter-district passenger transportation services was determined
How to clog the market: the unseemly story of one Moldovan government project

21 April 2026
The end of the sweet “sugar era”

9 March 2026
The Agrocereale Association re-elected its leadership

12 February 2026
Iute Group receives regulatory approval to set up a digital bank in Ukraine

15 January 2026

Renewable Energy

The largest green energy storage system in Moldova was put into operation in Radeni

In the Republic of Moldova, the country’s largest electricity storage system with a total capacity of 60 MWh was put into operation in Radeni.

The largest green energy storage system in Moldova was put into operation in Radeni

The largest green energy storage system in Moldova was put into operation in Radeni
03 May 2026

The largest green energy storage system in Moldova was put into operation in Radeni

Retail & HoReCa

The world’s best restaurant is reopening after a scandal over working conditions

The Danish restaurant Noma, which has repeatedly been named one of the best in the world, is preparing to reopen following a reputational crisis surrounding its founder and working conditions within the team.

The world’s best restaurant is reopening after a scandal over working conditions

The world’s best restaurant is reopening after a scandal over working conditions
11 June 2026

Major supermarket chains generated over 30 billion lei in revenue
11 June 2026

 German retailers are banking on the soccer buzz, but aren’t expecting a sales boom
10 June 2026

Ranking of the Most Affordable 5-Star Hotels in the World
09 June 2026

The world’s best restaurant is reopening after a scandal over working conditions
Lavazza launches alternative to coffee capsules in the US

9 June 2026
At least 1.2 mm will be the height of letters on the labels of imported products

9 June 2026
Ice cream production in Europe exceeded 3 billion liters

28 May 2026
Retail giant REWE is considering the sale of the Penny Market chain

24 May 2026

Social Sphere

Poland is arguing over a new minimum wage. The price of the question?

Polish authorities continue to negotiate with trade unions and patronages on a new minimum wage. The Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Protection has submitted a report according to which the minimum will be 4,927 zloty (1,161 euros) from the beginning of 2027. This is significantly higher than the previously discussed amount. And it is important, as the “minimum wage” affects social benefits.

Poland is arguing over a new minimum wage. The price of the question?

Poland is arguing over a new minimum wage. The price of the question?
24 May 2026

Maternity hospitals are being closed in Moldova due to declining birth rates
04 May 2026

A direct settlement mechanism for CMTPL insurance will be introduced
03 May 2026

Genoa: court reinstates employee replaced by AI
03 May 2026

Poland is arguing over a new minimum wage. The price of the question?

Society

The Minister of Education is trying to resolve the controversy surrounding the math exam

Dan Perchun, Minister of Education and Research, responded to a petition from graduates who expressed dissatisfaction with the increased difficulty of the math section of the bachelor’s degree exam held on June 12.

The Minister of Education is trying to resolve the controversy surrounding the math exam

The Minister of Education is trying to resolve the controversy surrounding the math exam
Today, 13:55

There are still 1,500 open spots for first-graders in the capital
Today, 12:20

Up to 20,000 people took part in the NoG7 protest in Geneva
Today, 10:45

Carabinieri are sewing uniforms for the military parade
Today, 09:09

The Minister of Education is trying to resolve the controversy surrounding the math exam
Latvia plans to ban the use of foreign languages in stores, car dealerships, and similar establishments.

14 June 2026
It is illegal to test children under the age of 16 for drugs without their parents’ consent

14 June 2026
Perchun debunks the “cliché about Moldova’s main resource”

14 June 2026
Which EU countries have the wealthiest retirees?

14 June 2026

Sport & Tourism

A hypothetical all-star team of the most expensive players in the 2026 World Cup is worth over $1.6 billion
Iranian hackers have threatened to disrupt the World Cup in the U.S. using drones

12 June 2026
Mourinho Returns to Real Madrid: Will “The Special One” Restore the Club’s Glory?

12 June 2026
Professional sports clubs in Moldova will be able to operate as limited liability companies or joint-stock companies

12 June 2026
The Opening Ceremony of the 2026 World Cup: Records, the Moldovan Flag, and a Thrilling Match

12 June 2026

Technology & Innovation

The Illusion of Acceleration: How AI Is Reshaping Work Hours

AI is increasingly being integrated into office work and promises to speed up processes, but new statistics paint a less clear-cut picture: some of the time saved is actually “eaten up” by the AI itself.

The Illusion of Acceleration: How AI Is Reshaping Work Hours

The Illusion of Acceleration: How AI Is Reshaping Work Hours
Today, 15:34

Macron and Modi met in Nice ahead of the G7 summit
14 June 2026

The Technical University has developed its own “ChatGPT”
13 June 2026

The U.S. forced Anthropic to block access to its most powerful services
13 June 2026

The Illusion of Acceleration: How AI Is Reshaping Work Hours
YEP Moldova aims to cultivate Moldova’s first “unicorn”

13 June 2026
Daily Mail: China is spying on people using “smart” toasters

13 June 2026
An interactive map of public parking lots in Moldova has been launched

12 June 2026
Jeff Bezos’ AI startup has raised $12 billion for industrial AI

12 June 2026

Territorial Reform

Expert: The threshold of 3,000 inhabitants per mayor’s office is not scientifically confirmed

The figure of 3,000 inhabitants per administrative center, proposed as a minimum threshold within the framework of the local self-government reform, has no scientific justification. This opinion was expressed by expert Viorel Rusu during the public discussion “Administrative-territorial reform in Moldova. Concept”.

Expert: The threshold of 3,000 inhabitants per mayor’s office is not scientifically confirmed

Expert: The threshold of 3,000 inhabitants per mayor’s office is not scientifically confirmed
02 May 2026

Villages with 3,000 inhabitants will not receive subventions for voluntary unification
02 May 2026

Expert: The threshold of 3,000 inhabitants per mayor’s office is not scientifically confirmed

Tourism

Istanbul has made it easier to transfer between airports

A direct rail line will be built between the two airports in Istanbul, Turkey, separated by the Bosphorus Strait, which will make it much easier to travel when transferring, Logos Press reported.

Istanbul has made it easier to transfer between airports

Istanbul has made it easier to transfer between airports
06 April 2026

Ryanair chief warns of risks to travelers
02 April 2026

Istanbul has made it easier to transfer between airports
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The Ministry of Finance is proposing changes to the regulations governing freelancers

It is illegal to test children under the age of 16 for drugs without their parents’ consent

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Trade unions in the EU are losing influence and members

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The United States and Iran announced that they had reached a peace agreement

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