In the near future, Moldova and the USA will continue negotiations on reducing tariffs on Moldovan exports, Logos Press reports.
The Moldovan government, together with Germany through the German Development Bank KfW and UNICEF, announced the launch of the second phase of a 10-million-euro project to expand vital services for children and families, Logos Press reported.
To support the postal infrastructure and ensure the availability of services, it is planned to create a Universal Postal Service Fund, which will compensate the net costs of the Moldovan Post, Logos Press reported.
The spring session of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova starts on February 2, according to the order of the chairman of the legislative body Igor Grosu, Logos Press reports.
Freelancers are guaranteed the same right to social benefits and protection as other categories of insured, Logos Press reported.
This year’s winter turned out to be more severe than expected, and the weather conditions are putting a strain on the energy system and the work of public utilities. Power outages have already been recorded, and it is impossible to completely exclude such situations in the future, Logos Press reports.
The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has decided to suspend public funding for 2026 for two parliamentary parties – Democrația Acasă and Future Moldova, Logos Press reported.
The Constitutional Court of Moldova has recognized as discriminatory a legal norm, due to which women who worked during the childcare leave received lower benefits at the birth of the next child, Logos Press reports.
New details of the project of the future 35-storey multifunctional center in Chisinau have appeared. The height of the skyscraper will be 150 meters, and the total area of the object – more than 1 hectare in the center of the capital. According to the developers, the complex will become not only the tallest building, but also an important center of business and commercial life in the city, Logos Press reports.
The story of a young man who was born in Moldova and declared stateless because he did not have time to obtain an identity card before he turned 18 revealed serious gaps and contradictions in the national legislation. Despite his lack of citizenship, he was drafted into the Moldovan army and served his full term.
The National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) has approved the base costs of Energocom JSC, and the company can now submit a request to the agency for approval of new tariffs for the supply of natural gas to consumers, Logos Press reported.
Mihai Jurca, head of the Romanian Prime Minister’s Office, said that the Pascani-Siret and Pascani-Ungheni highways, financed through the European SAFE mechanism, are not just regional infrastructure projects, but key elements for military mobility, Logos Press reported.
The road situation in Moldova remains difficult due to ice and precipitation. In the morning of January 27, the National Crisis Management Center held an operational coordination meeting in connection with unfavorable weather conditions throughout the country, Logos Press reported.
The Moldovan Finance Ministry has openly questioned the origin of the cash used to pay salaries in the informal sector of the construction industry, Logos Press reported.
Moldova and Poland are working to update and deepen the bilateral agreement on defense cooperation to reflect the current security situation and strengthen ties between the two countries’ structures, Logos Press reported.
PAS MP Anastasia Nichita, secretary of the Standing Committee on National Security, Defense and Public Order, has announced the resignation of her parliamentary mandate, Logos Press reported.
Moldova is developing the e-Arhiva Information System, which will allow centralized storage, accounting and secure transfer of electronic documents, reduce dependence on paper archives and provide quick access to information for state bodies and citizens, Logos Press reports.
Upon the Republic of Moldova’s accession to the European Union, enterprises, including those located on the left bank of the Dniester, will be required to adapt to EU environmental standards. Otherwise, after the expiration of the transition period and an additional deadline granted for compliance with legislative requirements, they risk being closed. In such a case, the state will be obliged to ensure the restoration of soil, water, and air quality in the affected territory, reports Logos Press.
The Moldovan government plans to spend 8.6 million lei without VAT to replace windows in the central administrative building located on Stefan cel Mare Boulevard, Logos Press reported.
The authorities intend to expand the number of medical institutions authorized as centers for the harvesting and transplantation of human organs and tissues outside the Chisinau municipality, Logos Press reported.
