Игорь Фомин
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies from the United States to Europe are a lifeline for Ukraine rather than a risk, Logos Press reports.
Moldovan authorities have temporarily banned the import of poultry meat and by-products from Ukraine due to the risk of producers using banned metronidazole, Logos Press reported.
Moldova is undergoing, almost unnoticed by many, one of the fastest and most impressive economic transformations in its recent history. This is the renewable energy sector (RES), an area that was virtually non-existent for decades, but is now becoming a real pillar of national energy security.
For the first time, Moldova was included in the Global Soft Power Index, compiled by Brand Finance, in which our country ranked 118th out of 193 countries, reports Logos Press.
Trade officials from U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration have leveled accusations at the European Union over Brussels’ attempts to give European meat and cheese producers a de facto monopoly in the South American market as part of a sweeping trade agreement with Mercosur countries, Logos Press reported.
The 400 kV Vulcanesti-Chisinau transmission line, named “Energy Independence Line”, has successfully passed the first tests and is almost ready for operation, Logos Press reports.
The Moldovan government has approved a technical regulation that establishes the main elements of data storage contracts used within the national tobacco tracking system, Logos Press reported.
Moldovan customs officers exposed an attempt to illegally move 64 boxes of cosmetic products without declaration, Logos Press reported.
The world spends billions to protect nature, but trillions are invested in commercial activities that harm the environment, according to Logos Press.
Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air has announced the launch of five new routes starting this spring, which will be available to Moldovan air passengers, Logos Press reports.
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.
