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The Russian Center for Science and Culture (Russian House) in the Moldovan capital has officially ceased operations. The Russian Embassy in Moldova announced this on July 4.
In 2025, Latvia’s trade with Russia accounted for 2.6% of the country’s total foreign trade. The Ministry of Economy reported this while commenting on Russia’s decision to temporarily close a number of railway border crossings on the borders with Finland, Estonia, and Latvia, effective July 1.
In June, the state-owned company Energocom purchased 41.3 million euros worth of electricity, a 12% increase from May, amid a heat wave and a sharp rise in prices on the stock exchange.
According to the mayor’s office press service, the Chisinau authorities have announced the launch of the “Austrian School in Moldova” project. This will be the second Austrian school in the capital.
The Turkish government has decided to introduce a tariff quota on imports of sunflower seeds and unrefined sunflower oil. The document provides for preferential terms for importing raw materials to support the domestic processing industry and ensure a stable supply of vegetable oil to the domestic market.
UPDATED. Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban is calling for an urgent extraordinary session of Parliament, urging the government to present a public report on its eight months in office.
Following the re-grading process, 1,420 grades on high school graduation exams were raised. This represents 12.48% of the total number of appeals, and the final results show an increase in exam pass rates across all subjects, according to the Ministry of Education and Research.
When World War II began in 1939, Canada had virtually no military-industrial base to speak of. But over the next six years, Canadian factories produced thousands of aircraft, hundreds of naval vessels, and more than 800,000 pieces of armored vehicles. A country with a population of just 11 million people transformed into a powerful military-industrial center.
Indian authorities have launched an investigation following reports of a leak of confidential information from a Tata Group subsidiary that is part of Apple’s supply chain.
The Danish shipyard Fayard remains the last facility in the European Union that continues to service specialized Arc7 ice-class gas carriers used to transport Russian liquefied natural gas from the Yamal LNG project.
Moldova’s leadership intends to finally recognize the Chinese market as strategically important for the country and to actively increase exports of domestic products to China.
The U.S. stock market experienced its largest weekly capital outflow in more than three months. According to Bank of America, investors withdrew $17.2 billion from U.S. equity funds during the week ending July 1, reflecting growing caution following a prolonged rally on Wall Street.
China is preparing a major overhaul of its e-commerce law. The new regulations will affect not only marketplaces and online stores, but also the entire platform economy—from delivery services to companies that operate both online and offline.
Insurance brokers account for more than half of insurance premiums in Moldova (about 60%), but they receive only a portion of the sales amount as commissions. As of the end of the first quarter of 2026, the use of intermediaries peaked in the life insurance sector, with 94% of policies being sold through insurance agents.
The Public Services Agency (PSA) has radically simplified the rules for registering imported vehicles. The new procedures will take effect at the end of June 2026.
Vasile Tofan, senior partner and member of the Horizon Capital Investment Committee, states that Moldova finds itself at a crossroads and that its current resources are virtually exhausted. In his view, the future government needs a “reformer-surgeon”—a leader capable of implementing tough and unpopular economic measures.
The round of 16 has concluded at the 2026 World Cup. The last three playoff matches produced several standout moments—Egypt’s historic victory, a hard-fought win by defending world champions Argentina, and a narrow victory for Colombia. All eight Round of 16 matchups have now been determined.
The EU agreed to open the sixth negotiation cluster, “External Relations,” with Moldova and Ukraine on July 14. All 27 EU member states supported this decision.
With financial support from the European Union, new social services for children with severe disabilities will be introduced in Moldova.
In this cycle, approximately $697 billion in new capital generated a return of about 689%, compared with previous cycles, in which a significantly smaller amount of capital yielded returns of up to 50,000%.
