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The Ministry of Education and Research (MoER) has received financing from the World Bank Group toward the cost of the Moldova Higher Education Project, and intends to apply part of the proceeds to contract a consulting company to to prepare the Technical Feasibility Study and the Business Plan for the establishment and operationalization of the Agrotek Innovation Center at TUM.
Open tender for the purchase of measuring equipment (reflectometer) for S.A. “Moldtelecom”
Open tender for the purchase of services for the supply of natural gas necessary for the production of thermal energy in the boiler houses of S.A. “Moldtelecom”
The residential real estate market in Chisinau in 2025 was influenced by high prices and a significant decrease in the activity of buyers. During 9 months, 5,335 apartments were sold, which is almost 54% less than in the same period of 2024.
The North Atlantic region is undergoing radical historical changes as the rift between Europe and America deepens. Under the leadership of President Donald Trump, the United States seeks to create a world order based solely on spheres of interest and dominated by the “big three” world powers: the United States, China and Russia. To achieve this goal, the Trump administration is ready to abandon the traditional foundations of U.S. influence: the network of alliances and values that have underpinned American democracy for 250 years.
Right of Reprimand. The letter, signed by APS Director General Roman Cojuhar, states the following: “Law No. 219/2024 ratified the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Moldova and the Government of the United States of America on the acquisition of property for the new building of the Embassy of the United States of America in the Republic of Moldova.
The end of the year is the very period when even workaholics in the workplace (almost) all thoughts are about the festive table, gifts and feelings. All the more so if New Year’s treats/entertainment is an economic concept, and workers work in the agri-food sector.
In Moldova, there are only 0.2 hectares of forest plantations per inhabitant, while the world average is 0.5 hectares. Our country ranks 122nd out of 188 in the world ranking.
Price is not the main argument in the Republican Stadium story at all. Price reflects only the market – if it exists – and even this market has been ignored here. But the interests of Moldova and its citizens are not measured in square meters or euros per meter. They are measured by the possibility for Moldovans to use this land. And this is where a separate story begins, much more unpleasant than talking about price.
On New Year’s Eve, amid optimistic reports and forecasts, the message of the investor community sounded alarming. They stated: the key problem in Moldova was the gradual decline in its competitiveness and the increasing difficulty of maintaining a profitable and sustainable business in the medium and long term.
The year 2025 is coming to an end and the Republic of Moldova is summarizing its results. When asked by Logos Press, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization Eugeniu Osmokescu named the three main events of the year, which, in his opinion, will determine the further development of the economy.
The past year gave Moldovan fans and all sports lovers a lot of positive emotions, especially during the European championships, which were held in our country for the first time. There were also moments of disappointment, which prompted the specialized federations, coaches and athletes to make the right conclusions and to return to the arena with a much more serious attitude. Logos Press made a retrospective of the year 2025 in sports and highlighted the athletes who have represented Moldova on the international arena.
National statistics has compared the “consumption profile” of the inhabitants of the Moldovan capital (we must assume that they are the most affluent inhabitants of Moldova) with that of the average population of the European Union. The profiles differ, but ambiguously in someone’s favor.
In early December, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov gave a succinct characterization of the Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy (NSS), calling it “generally consistent with our vision.” He’s right. The NSS does not contain even a hint of criticism of Russia, either for its increasing authoritarianism in domestic politics or for its blatant military aggression against Ukraine. Instead, it chooses Europe – America’s longtime democratic friend and ally – to hurl particular insults at.
On the path of European integration in the past year, the country continued to stumble over systemic problems. One of the most acute of them is demographic. And any development plan, even the most elaborate one, cannot be realized without people. We seem to have serious problems with this.
Electrica, a Romanian state-controlled joint-stock company specializing in energy distribution and supply, announced on the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) on December 19 that it had acquired Chisinau-registered Moldovan firm Electrica Furnizare Grup SRL from its subsidiary.
Interview with Tatiana Shevciuc, President of the Court of Accounts of the Republic of Moldova
The suspended repair of the section of 31 August Street, where the historical paving stone was discovered two years ago, will finally be continued. Mayor Ion Ceban said at an operative meeting at City Hall that all the necessary procedures will be launched in the near future, after the modernization of the storm water drainage system is completed.
LP: – Mr. Minister, what is the share of culture in Moldova’s GDP and what…
There is a paradoxical situation in the municipal council. Since December 3, attempts have been made to hold a meeting, but it cannot not only take place, but even close due to the lack of quorum. Therefore, the meeting is constantly postponed. Even more paradoxical is the fact that about a month has passed since the last, ninth attempt to approve the municipality’s budget for 2025. But neither it, nor the budget for the next year 2026 is discussed in the council today.
