Игорь Фомин
The first-ever strike by Nepali workers has begun in Romania, Logos Press reported.
Starting from 2028, the first collection points will open in Moldovan cities, where citizens will be able to hand over used textiles without throwing them in the garbage, Logos Press reports.
Ukrainian cheese exports during 2025 added 17% compared to 2024, reaching 14.5 thousand tons, according to Logos Press.
Moldova topped the list of five countries in the world that are especially in need of tourists, Logos Press reports.
After the Czech defense company Czechoslovak Group (CSG) went public, the fortune of its owner and manager Michal Strnad reached $37 billion. Thus, the entrepreneur became the world’s richest businessman in the military industry, according to Logos Press.
Representatives of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) announced the creation of a cryptocurrency named after the party’s founder Vladimir Zhirinovsky as part of their “first political crypto-forum”, Logos Press reports.
State higher education institutions operating under financial autonomy and subordinated to the Ministry of Education and Science, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Culture will receive a total of 1.1 billion lei from the state budget in 2026. This is about 108 million lei more than in 2025.
Investors should buy shares of European defense companies in any decline, as the situation is now “in the very early stages of a global rise in defense spending that could last another decade,” according to Logos Press.
Moldova’s Energy Ministry is discussing a number of strategic energy projects with the United States, including the possibility of building small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs), Logos Press reported.
From April 1, 2026, large non-household consumers will be able to purchase gas directly at negotiated prices or buy it through the BRM EST Moldova platform, Logos Press reported.
The index of the cost of living in the capital of Moldova has increased by 7% only for six months, and by 14% for the year as a whole, reports Logos Press.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) supported Chisinau with a loan of 11.5 million euros to finance a comprehensive program to improve the energy efficiency of public buildings, particularly kindergartens, Logos Press reported.
