Natural gas supply contracts between Turkey’s state-owned BOTAS and Russia are set to expire at the end of this year, but negotiations for a new contract have yet to be heard of, creating worrying uncertainty in the country’s market,” Logos Press reported.
The Romanian economy in 2025-2026 will face modest growth, high inflation and a serious test for fiscal credibility, Logos Press reported.
If the reparation loan tied to Russian assets cannot be realized due to Belgium’s unwillingness to compromise, Brussels will propose a “plan B” to finance Ukraine’s budgetary and military needs, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said, Logos Press reported.
The European Union in partnership with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) is launching a three-year, €3 million project to strengthen digital governance in agriculture and improve employment opportunities for vulnerable people in rural Moldova, Logos Press reports.
The Standing Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), which unites about 60 parliamentarians from 46 member states of the Council of Europe, will hold its meeting in Chisinau on November 21, 2025, – reports Logos Press.
More than 200 types of still and sparkling wines, as well as divines, were presented by 24 Moldovan producers at the second “Wine Vernissage” in Tokyo, – reports Logos Press.
Germany held a “steel summit” on Nov. 6 to discuss the problems of steelworkers, but the conversation was essentially a search for answers about the future of all energy-intensive industries and “Germany’s self-perception as an industrial nation,” according to Logos Press.
Inzhur is preparing documents to obtain a license from the National Securities and Stock Markets Commission (NSSMC) to open a new stock exchange, Logos Press reported.
Despite the huge budget deficit, the National Bank of Ukraine is confident that international aid to the country will be enough to keep the printing press running, Logos Press reported.
In December this year, the European Commission plans to submit proposals to create a single supervisory body for stock and cryptocurrency exchanges in order to eliminate fragmentation and improve the EU’s competitiveness in capital markets – according to Logos Press.
The Republic of Moldova took the first place in the world championship at the Intel® AI Global Impact Festival 2025 competition, beating 109 teams from 33 countries, including teams from the United States and Singapore, Logos Press reports.
In the Central and Southeastern Europe (CESEC) region, much of the capacity of the Trans-Balkan corridor remains underutilized despite growing demand for south-to-north gas supplies to Ukraine, Logos Press reports.
In 2025, analysts forecast real economic growth in Romania of only 0.8% of GDP, with the “alternative scenario” being a technical entry into recession with a budget deficit of 8.6% to GDP, Logos Press reported.
The European Union supported the development of the Vertical Gas Corridor (VGC) through Bulgaria, but the prospects of the route actively lobbied by the United States remain vague, Logos Press reports.
Moldova is preparing to implement a modern digital platform for the management of inter-district routes, create a unified database and equip bus and railway stations, road transport companies and trains with equipment for contactless fare payment, – reports Logos Press.
Among 35 European countries, Moldova ranks second after Luxembourg in terms of net electricity imports,” Logos Press reported.
The EU Council has approved a new trade agreement with Ukraine, which envisages increased quotas for the supply of agro-food products, Logos Press has reported.
The International Monetary Fund is demanding that Ukraine’s central bank devalue the hryvnia to strengthen the country’s finances and increase budget revenues, but Kiev is resisting such a scenario, fearing a surge in inflation and popular anger, Logos Press reported.
Analytical agency Nilson Report has published a new world acquiring rating, in which Russian Sberbank has surpassed the American JPMorgan and for the first time became the world leader, – reports Logos Press.
Several EU countries, including Romania, France, the Netherlands and Portugal, have increased their energy imports from Russia in 2025, and in doing so are “fueling Russia’s military economy”, according to Logos Press.
