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Arina Codreanu

Arina Codreanu

Arina Codreanu, journalist and analyst. Specializes in investments and markets, foreign capital, retail & HoReCa, and more.

Articles

    Moldretail Group, which owns the grocery chains Linella, Fidesco, Fourchette, Cip Market, Bravo, Slavena, and Toto, as well as the Nuca coffee shops, intends to acquire the Merci deli chain.

    23 June 2026
    Moldretail Group wants to acquire its eighth retail chain

    For the first time, the European Union has publicly indicated the possibility of treating Moldova and Ukraine separately in the EU accession process, even though Brussels has viewed the two countries as a single political package since the start of the war in Ukraine.

    23 June 2026
    Moldova May Overtake Ukraine in EU Accession Negotiations

    The second heat wave of the month is sweeping across Europe, forcing authorities to close schools, reduce rail service, and implement emergency measures to protect the public. In the coming days, temperatures in several countries could reach 37–39°C, and in some parts of Spain, they could rise to 45°C.

    23 June 2026
    Heat Wave in Europe: Schools Are Closing, Trains Are Being Canceled

    Following technical talks, Iran and the United States have formed four working groups that will address the lifting of sanctions, the nuclear program, reconstruction and economic development, as well as monitoring compliance with the agreements. This was announced by Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Garibabadi.

    23 June 2026
    Iran and the U.S. have established four working groups following the talks

    Spain, Italy, and France are the European countries where public opposition to mass tourism is most pronounced. This is according to a new study by the digital platform JB.com, which analyzes protest activity and the burden on the population.

    22 June 2026
    Dissatisfaction with mass tourism is growing in Europe

    Housing costs remain the largest expense for European households, but rent prices vary significantly—from the relatively affordable capitals of the Balkans to record-high prices in Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

    22 June 2026
    Renting in European Capitals: Prices Vary Dramatically

    Iran announced that it had reached a number of agreements with the United States, including the establishment of an emergency mechanism to ensure the safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz—one of the world’s key oil and gas supply routes.

    22 June 2026
    Switzerland: Iran and the U.S. Reach Agreement on the Strait of Hormuz

    The number of people injured in an explosion at an industrial facility in the city of Ras Laffan in northeastern Qatar has risen to 54. Another 18 people are listed as missing, according to a statement by the Qatari Ministry of Interior published on social media platform X.

    22 June 2026
    More than 50 people were injured in an explosion at a QatarEnergy facility in Qatar

    Turkey, India, and Brazil topped the global ranking of countries whose residents most frequently experience feelings of loneliness and social isolation. These findings come from a study by the JB.com platform, which covered 36 countries.

    21 June 2026
    Ranking of the World’s Loneliest Countries Released

    Gold still has the potential to rise to $5,200 per ounce, but the path to that level is quite challenging. The main obstacle remains the U.S. Federal Reserve’s (Fed) hawkish policy, which is keeping interest rates high and dampening investor interest in safe-haven assets.

    21 June 2026
    Gold Heading Toward $5,200: Why Central Banks Keep Buying It

    European retailers are warning of rising prices and weakening demand due to the protracted conflict in the Middle East. The situation is having a significant impact on fuel prices, logistics, and consumer sentiment.

    21 June 2026
    European retailers are raising prices due to the conflict in the Middle East

    Italy, Greece, and Switzerland are actively attracting high-net-worth individuals from around the world, while the United Kingdom, Germany, and France are losing ground in the competition for wealthy residents. This is the conclusion of the Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2026.

    21 June 2026
    Millionaires’ capital is flowing out of Europe’s largest economies

    Iran has warned that it will halt energy supplies from the Middle East if the agreements reached with the United States are not fulfilled. This was stated by Mohammad Mohber, an adviser to the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic.

    21 June 2026
    Iran has threatened to cut off the flow of energy resources

    Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that he had returned the Order of the White Eagle—the country’s highest state award, which had been stripped from him by Polish leader Karol Navrotsky—to Poland.

    20 June 2026
    Zelenskyy returned Poland’s highest order, the Order of the White Eagle, by mail

    Iran announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to shipping, stating that this was in response to U.S. actions and Israeli strikes on Lebanon. This was reported by the Iranian news agency Mehr, citing the “Khatam al-Anbia” Armed Forces General Staff.

    20 June 2026
    Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz

    Spain will direct tourists to less-visited regions to ease the strain on popular resorts. The country expects tourist arrivals to reach 100 million during the 2026 season.

    20 June 2026
    Spain is looking for a way to handle 100 million tourists

    Venice authorities plan to raise the entry fee for tourists to 50 euros on days of peak visitor numbers, a move that has already sparked a strong political and public backlash.

    20 June 2026
    Venice is raising the entry fee for tourists to €50

    Within the European Union, the idea of deporting migrants outside the bloc is gaining traction, but France and Spain have decided to go against the tide. French President Emmanuel Macron and Spanish PrimePedro Sánchez have sharply criticized plans to establish migrant return centers in third countries, warning that such a policy contradicts European values and could prove costly for the EU itself.

    20 June 2026
    “This Is Not Our Europe”: Macron and Sánchez Oppose the Creation of Migration Centers

    A second drone, whose origin has not yet been determined, has been discovered on Turkey’s Black Sea coast in the past five days. The drone was washed ashore by the waves on Çakraz Beach in the Amasra district of Bartın Province.

    20 June 2026
    Another drone has been found on a beach in Turkey

    The average price of residential real estate in Turkey has exceeded 5 million Turkish lira (about $109,000) for the first time, but high inflation continues to offset price increases and is putting pressure on the market.

    19 June 2026
    Housing prices in Turkey have exceeded $100,000, but inflation is eroding the price increases