By 2030, law enforcement forces will have to arrive on a 112 call within 15 minutes, while at the moment citizens wait an average of 32 minutes for emergency help, according to Logos Press.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Moldova will be supported to reduce energy costs and increase competitiveness, Logos Press reports.
Commercial use of devices that allow you to bypass paid services could become punishable, Logos Press reports.
At the moment there are 8-9 dubious platforms operating in Moldova, spreading through social networks and promising easy profits, Logos Press reports.
The state’s land may be offered for housing development to reduce the housing shortage, Logos Press reported.
The European market is experiencing an acute shortage of quality organic products, and Moldova can occupy this niche, – reports Logos Press.
Despite the achievements, Moldova is still at a “relatively low” level of preparation for the competitive economy of the European Union, Logos Press reported.
In recent weeks alone, two groups of drug traffickers have been exposed in Moldova. Large quantities of drugs totaling more than 8 million lei were seized. Such news has long ceased to be a sensation. But the news that two drug laboratories were “covered” in our country shocked even the most imperturbable observers. An international network for the production and trade of amphetamine and methamphetamine, operating in Moldova, Poland and Hungary, was uncovered. Four laboratories were identified, of which two were in Moldova, and 16 people in five countries were detained. As part of the criminal prosecution, authorities documented the trafficking by the group of criminals of approximately 30 kilograms of amphetamine worth about €2.1 million. And that’s a whole other level of threat, albeit one that has been uncovered – this time.
The Moldovan Parliament is preparing amendments to the law on the National Bank of Moldova, which will significantly change the procedure of releasing the members of the Supervisory Council and the Executive Committee of the NBM, including its president, Logos Press reports.
Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu’s visit to Brussels was memorable not only for the traditional statements about the unchanged course of European integration. The head of the cabinet also made some more remarkable remarks – in particular, he announced the discussion of a certain plan for Moldova’s reintegration.
Starting with the 2026 baccalaureate session, 12th grade graduates of Russian-language schools will be able to be exempted from the Romanian language exam if they receive a certificate proving their level of proficiency in the language beforehand, Logos Press reported.
Trade unions want the minimum wage to be set at 8050 lei in 2026, the Finance Ministry is considering a more restrained option – up to 6050 lei, while employers warn that a sharp increase would jeopardize the work of small and medium-sized enterprises, Logos Press reports.
Every year, up to 100 children with cancer are registered in Moldova, and about 200 more are patients from previous years who are under observation, Logos Press reported.
Scientists propose to pilot the function of scientific advisor in Moldovan ministries, Logos Press reports.
Energocom S.A. is looking for a specialized organization to assess the value of gas reserves stored in Ukraine and Romania, Logos Press reports.
The Republic of Moldova, Romania, Ukraine and Bulgaria are taking an important step towards regional cooperation by creating a European Territorial Cooperation Association (GECT) with a legal address in the Romanian county of Iasi, Logos Press reports.
The European project is “probably the most successful geopolitical project since the creation of the United States of America”. This opinion was expressed by Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu during his visit to Brussels, Logos Press reported.
On the occasion of the International Student Day, the National Youth Council of Moldova (CNTM) draws attention to the extremely low level of student scholarships, which jeopardizes the quality of life and academic performance of young people, – reports Logos Press.
On Sunday, November 16, residents of six localities in Moldova took part in new local elections. In two of them, voting was held for the first time under conditions of voluntary administrative unification (amalgamation), Logos Press reported.
Moldova and Romania have almost synchronously started the process of temporary control over Lukoil’s assets to prevent possible disruptions in fuel supplies,” Logos Press reported.
