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On December 15, the Palace of the Republic will host a chamber concert performed by the world famous violinist Alexandra Konunova and the Italian pianist Enrico Pace, one of the most exquisite interpreters of the European classical repertoire. He will perform for the first time in Chisinau. The program offers a unique sonic journey through the works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Clara Schumann and Edvard Grieg.
The government approved a regulation on the introduction of updated financial norms starting from January 1, 2026, which envisages an increase in bonuses to athletes for their achievements and a revision of the way the budgetary funds for sports support are used.
The introduction of taxes for parcels ordered on Temu, Shein, AliExpress and other marketplaces could bring more than 1 billion lei a year to the Moldovan state budget.
Europeans have long lamented the continent’s lack of globally competitive technology companies. But with Donald Trump back in the White House, the goal of ending Europe’s dependence on U.S. tech giants has taken on new urgency. With U.S. tech oligarchs interfering in European elections and the Trump administration seeking to sabotage European digital regulation, this dependence is no longer just an economic problem; it is a serious threat to security, sovereignty and democracy in Europe.
The National Bank publishes the annual report “On Financial Stability”. The experts confirmed the resilience of the Moldovan financial system and its ability to support the real economy, while pointing out the systemic vulnerability to external threats, among which geopolitics and macroeconomics play a major role.
Moldova harmonizes standards in the field of construction products realization with the EU Regulation. In this regard, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development has developed and submitted for public discussion a draft of a new Technical Regulation and a document on the abolition of the current provisions in this field.
The average monthly nominal gross monthly salary by economic activity in the third quarter of 2025 amounted to 15,487.8 lei. In the education sector it reached 12,713.3 lei or 82.1% of the average for the economy. A teacher with this salary earns about 152 thousand lei per year, while the incomes of top officials and heads of state structures are measured in millions.
While until now a company that imports goods in paper or cardboard packaging was obliged to recycle it at the rate of 30%, this target approved in the legislation is now increased by 10%. The increases will affect all types of packaging and waste. The target for glass and metal packaging is also increased to 40%, plastic must be recycled at 25% and wood at 10%.
On December 13 and 14, the State Russian Drama Theater named after A. P. Chekhov will host the absolute premiere of the play “Les belles-soeurs” by Michel Tremblay. The director of the performance Petru Vutkerau translated the play from French.
Professional Nicolae Frangou, Moldovan amateurs, masters, young men and athletes with disabilities won 44 medals at the European Open Championship under the auspices of the WKSF (International Kettlebell Lifting Federation), held in Chisinau. Of them, 18 medals of the highest merit, 14 – silver and 12 – bronze.
The national security strategies periodically released by all U.S. administrations usually don’t say much and are quickly forgotten. But the newest strategy, unveiled by the Trump administration late last week, is an exception. It is a must-read because it outlines the largest reorientation of U.S. foreign policy since the Cold War began 80 years ago.
The demographic forecast indicates that Moldova will face a rapid decline in population over the next two decades. Olga Gagauz, Doctor of Science, Associate Professor at the National Institute of Economic Research, in her analysis tells about three scenarios of the situation development. Scenario 1 (low) – the most probable, it assumes a reduction in the population to 1,835,900 in 2040, or approximately by 24%. Scenario 2 (medium) predicts a decrease in population to 1,955.6 thousand people by 2040 (-19.3%). Scenario 3 (high) is the most optimistic and assumes the smallest decrease in population to 2,101.7 thousand people (-13.3%).
