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The European aviation market finds itself in a vulnerable position: the region’s fuel reserves will last less than 30 days, and new risks in the Middle East could complicate jet fuel supplies. Europe has already increased imports from the U.S. and Asia, ramped up refinery utilization, and tapped into reserves, but its dependence on external suppliers remains high.
Chisinau International Airport ended 2025 with a sharp increase in financial performance, becoming the leading source of revenue among Moldova’s state-owned enterprises. Its net profit reached 712 million lei—twice as much as in 2024, when it stood at 337 million lei.
By the end of this year, more than 270 elevators in apartment buildings in Chisinau are scheduled to be repaired and modernized.
The European labor market remains divided along lines of citizenship. While EU citizens are more likely to secure permanent jobs, migrants from non-EU countries are more often forced to accept temporary contracts and part-time work. Eurostat reached this conclusion after analyzing the situation over the past decade.
IBM’s weak quarterly results were one of the first signs that the stock market is beginning to reassess companies that are betting on artificial intelligence. Investors are looking not for strategies and grandiose statements, but for revenue growth, new orders, and convincing financial forecasts.
The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) invites children ages 7 to 10 to participate in the financial education program “A Day Out at the NBM.” The children’s event will be held at the central bank’s headquarters on July 22, by prior registration and accompanied by adults.
Progress on the “Moldova – Sustainable Water Supply (Irrigation) Project” were discussed during an official meeting between Liudmila Catlabuga, Minister of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Development (MAIA), and Elena Gordeeva, Director of the Infrastructure Department for Europe at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
The world is entering a new phase in the development of artificial intelligence, in which the main issue is no longer the speed at which new models emerge, but rather the ability of governments to control their impact.
Police and prosecutors from the Central District seized illegal drugs worth more than 10 million lei.
China’s crude oil imports in June fell to their lowest level since October 2016, despite the escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf. The sharp decline in purchases by the world’s largest oil importer served as a new sign of weakening demand and heightened uncertainty in the global energy market.
Yesterday, the global temperature record for 2026 was broken. The epicenter of the disaster (in this sense as well) is Iran.
The international company Uber Technologies Inc. is in advanced negotiations to acquire the German company Delivery Hero—one of the world’s largest food delivery services. The potential deal could be one of the largest in the history of the European food delivery market and significantly alter the balance of power in the industry.
Restrictions on commercial shipping in the Sea of Azov and the Kerch Strait as early as last Friday triggered a 10-euro-per-metric-ton increase in food wheat prices on the Paris Matif (Euronext) exchange. This week began with a significant rise in prices in major European grain-exporting countries, including Romania.
The German shipping company Hapag-Lloyd, one of the world’s five largest container carriers, has criticized the U.S. proposal to impose a 20 percent levy on cargo passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
Liang Wenfeng, founder of the Chinese company DeepSeek, has become the world’s richest entrepreneur among the founders of companies specializing in the development of artificial intelligence models. Following a new round of funding, DeepSeek’s valuation rose to $50 billion, and its founder’s net worth increased to $36 billion, according to Bloomberg, citing the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
On July 14, the eighth phase of a free training program for aspiring entrepreneurs from several districts in central Moldova—Ungheni, Nisporeni, Călărași, and Fălești—began in Ungheni. Over the course of three days, participants will gain practical knowledge on running a business, as well as on the application of tax and customs laws.
In June 2026, independent contractors (freelancers) earned more than 41 million lei.
On July 11, the Belarusian community in Moldova held its traditional “Kupale-2026” festival on the banks of the Dniester River near the Bender Fortress.
A group of opposition lawmakers drafted a bill to amend Electoral Code No. 325/2022. The bill was presented during public hearings in parliament on July 14.
Bulgaria has decided to withdraw from the “coalition of the willing”—an international group of countries advocating for continued support for Ukraine. Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev made this announcement on July 14.
