The current increase in gas rates has not sparked a broad public debate about how it will affect the production of essential goods. As always, it was mainly politicians and experts who spoke out, and the discussion focused more on the direct impact of the new rates on the general public. Any mention of the indirect rise in the cost of bread, sugar, dairy products, and so on—if it was mentioned at all—was only in passing. The same goes for the problems faced directly by the producers of these goods.
The administration of the village of Kyrpesht in the Kantemir District is appealing to the central government and CALM for support in the process of regulatory consolidation.
In honor of Limba Noastră, Romanian Language Day, which the republic is celebrating today, Ivona Piorco, the European Union’s ambassador to Moldova, is reading the poem “Mama” in Romanian for the first time.
The European Commission reacted with great restraint to the referendum result, in which a majority of Icelanders rejected resuming negotiations on EU membership.
The mayor’s office of the village of Cobusca-Veche in the Anenii Noi district has appealed to the Congress of Local Authorities of Moldova and to international partners, asking them to support its residents in their refusal to be forcibly merged as part of the ongoing administrative-territorial reform.
The government is insisting that several key clarifications be made to the draft law on grain import licensing. The Cabinet’s position, along with its comments and proposals, is set forth in the review, which has been published.
Iceland has refused to resume negotiations on joining the European Union. By a narrow margin of 52.8% to 47.2%, voters rejected the idea.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs considers it unacceptable for Russia to open 16 polling stations in the Transnistria region without Chisinau’s consent.
Traffic will be temporarily restricted on several central streets due to events marking the Limba Noastră holiday.
This year, as part of the Limba Noastră (Mother Tongue Day) celebration, the Ministry of Education and Research will host the Great National Dictation (Marea Dictare Națională)
On Saturday, Icelandic citizens will vote in a referendum on whether to renew their application for EU membership or to postpone the prospect of joining the union indefinitely.
The State Tax Service is launching a new interface for online management of divisions and taxable entities in the “e-Cerere” information system. It simplifies operations related to their registration, modification, updating, suspension, resumption, and closure.
The State Tax Service is launching a new interface for the “Online Management of Subdivisions/Taxable Entities” module, available as part of the “e-Cerere” automated information system.
The Ministry of Energy intends to adopt European standards for inspecting electricity and gas meters in order to reduce distribution costs and the rates paid by consumers.
Students in the capital’s suburb of Vatra will begin the new 2026–2027 school year in a renovated, fully refurbished school.
The base premium for domestic insurance will increase from 1,257 to 1,420 lei, or by 12.9%, while the premium for international travel in Zone 1, which covers trips to Ukraine, will increase from 14 to 16 euros, or by 14.3%.
Finance Minister Victoria Belous held a meeting with members of the American Chamber of Commerce in Moldova (AmCham Moldova), during which they discussed the main priorities of tax policy for 2027 and the organization’s proposals.
Igor Cristal, a lawyer with the Congress of Local Authorities in Moldova (CALM), points out that the State Chancellery initiated the “regulatory consolidation” procedure without a clear legal basis and without following the steps required by law.
Starting November 7, 2026, new requirements regarding occupational health surveillance will take effect in Moldova. The business community does not question the need for these requirements—employee health must remain a priority. But are employers and the healthcare system ready for them?
Such activities, aimed at maintaining the state’s emergency reserves, will be carried out only by operators that have received authorization from the National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE).
