The Ukrainian side appreciates that Moldovan companies continue to keep gas reserves in Ukrainian underground storage facilities, Logos Press reported.
The Ministry of Culture has taken the initiative to revise the regulatory framework for financing restoration projects for buildings with monument status. The goal is to ensure long-term budgeting and project planning for at least five years, Logos Press reports.
On the occasion of the International Day of Safe Internet, Moldovan President Maia Sandu made an address in which she emphasized the importance of protecting children in the digital environment and announced the launch of a national dialogue on the subject, Logos Press reports.
Demographic forecasts show that in the next 14 years the age structure of the Moldovan population will undergo significant changes, as a result of which in 2040 more than half of the country’s population will be aged 50 and older, Logos Press reports.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance signed a Joint Statement on the conclusion of negotiations on an agreement on cooperation in the field of peaceful uses of nuclear energy, Logos Press reports.
The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova plans to spend 600 thousand lei on air tickets for official trips abroad in 2026, Logos Press reports.
Istanbul Airport has become the busiest airport in Europe, according to the European Aviation Report published by the European Aviation Safety Authority (EUROCONTROL) for the period from January 26 to February 1, Logos Press reported.
Within the framework of the initiative “Heat for Ukraine”, concerned citizens and organizations of Moldova have collected 350 thousand lei for the purchase of generators, Logos Press reports.
According to La Strada, nearly 40% of online child sexual abuse cases involve the use of artificial intelligence. Images created by AI have real destructive effects. Authorities are sounding the alarm and calling for systemic prevention and increased digital safety for children, according to Logos Press.
UPDATED. Each zoo will now be required to undergo authorization, keep official animal records and participate in educational and scientific programs, Logos-Press reported.
From March 2026, Moldova will have a unified and mandatory “risk filter” for all non-food products – from toys and clothes to household appliances, Logos Press reports.
UPDATED. The Moldovan Mission to the European Union spends about 300,000 euros annually to rent a cramped building in Brussels. The government plans to buy its own building to cut costs, provide comfortable workplaces, meeting and event rooms, Logos Press reported.
Transition to “smart” finance has started in Azerbaijan. A new digital platform unites all the state’s cash flows, ensuring speed, quality and transparency, Logos Press reports.
Today, February 8, marks one hundred days since the government of Alexandru Munteanu was sworn in before the President. This period has been the occasion for lively discussions: the authorities urge not to wait for “revolutions” and promise to update the Cabinet’s work program by spring, critics point to its inertia, and the opposition demands a report in Parliament.
The import and export of cat and dog fur will soon fall under an official ban in Moldova, Logos Press reports.
In 2025, every third medicine authorized in Moldova came from European Union countries, Logos Press reported.
On the third anniversary of the devastating earthquakes on February 6, 2023, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the country has since invested 3.6 trillion Turkish liras, or about $91.5 billion, in rebuilding the affected regions, Logos Press reported.
Forcing a child to commit sexual acts is now punishable by 7 to 12 years in prison, and if the victim is under 14, a family member or in the care of the perpetrator, the punishment is increased, Logos Press reported.
Since the morning of February 7, servicemen have taken to the streets of Chisinau to help combat the consequences of rain with snow and ice, Logos Press reported.
The energy systems of Georgia and Europe will be connected by an underwater high-voltage power transmission line with a length of 1,155 kilometers, which will be stretched along the bottom of the Black Sea with a connection point in Romania, Logos Press reports.
