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The Russian ambassador stated that Moldova risks losing the benefits of the CIS after its withdrawal
The Moldovan leadership’s hopes that, after leaving the CIS, the republic will be able to retain the benefits of cooperation within that organization are unrealistic.
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)
By the end of August 2026, the grain and oilseed market in the Black Sea region, according to experts, had ceased to respond to traditional “supply and demand” signals. Nor did it respond to benchmark prices set on the MATIF (Euronext) futures exchange or in ports (Constanta). Moldovan farmers and traders felt the full impact of this anomaly.
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 National Security Council under the President will be incorporated into the legislative framework governing national defense. This change is provided for in a bill drafted as part of the institutionalization of the General Staff of Defense.
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.
Natural gas reserves in European Union countries reached about 63% of storage capacity by the end of August—significantly below the average level for this time of year.
Unlike last year, in 2026 the government will no longer provide financial aid to students before the start of the school year. According to Victor Pruteanu, the capital’s deputy mayor in charge of social affairs, such measures must be institutionalized and provided in a predictable manner, in accordance with clear rules.
To mark Independence Day, Moldovan President Maia Sandu signed a decree awarding state honors to citizens who have made a special contribution to the country’s development.
Four and a half years after Russia’s unprovoked, full-scale invasion of Ukraine, there is no end in sight to the conflict. What initially appeared to be a “special operation” that was supposed to end in a matter of days (or, at most, weeks) has turned into a seemingly endless and grueling war.
The Moldovan plum market has entered a period of “seasonal imbalance.” At the turn of summer and fall, the supply of mid-season plum varieties most common in Moldova (such as “Stanley” and others) from agricultural producers is growing rapidly. Meanwhile, demand for these fruits from traders is low or, at best, moderate.
Issues related to technical capabilities and the effectiveness of customs controls took center stage at a meeting between representatives of the Customs Service of the Republic of Moldova and representatives of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Nuclear Smuggling Detection and Deterrence (NSDD) program.
The Ministry of Finance is proposing to raise the preferential VAT rate for agricultural products from 8% to 12%. Finance Minister Victoria Belous believes that this change will allow for a more even distribution of the tax burden between raw material producers and processors.
Starting September 1, 2026, applications for decisions on mandatory tariff information will be processed through the e-ITO information system. This will reduce paper usage, ensure greater transparency in customs operations, and make the decision on the procedure predictable before customs operations begin.
Patients who suffer harm as a result of a medical procedure could receive compensation through an out-of-court procedure, without being required to prove the fault of the doctor or the medical institution. This mechanism is provided for in a draft law that proposes the establishment of a Compensation Fund and a specialized commission to review claims.
The U.S. State Department has warned American citizens about the risk of civil unrest in Ukraine and advised them not to travel to the country. This is stated in an updated advisory on the department’s website.
The National Bank of Moldova’s (NBM) official reserve assets have shown a steady upward trend in August. According to preliminary data from the financial regulator, gross reserves in the euro reached an interim figure of approximately 5.39 billion euros as of August 21, compared to 5.2 billion euros at the end of July.
Moldova and Kazakhstan remain the two largest export markets for Ukrainian cheese: from January through July 2026, they accounted for 34.8% and 25.8% of Ukrainian exports, respectively.
Circle, the issuer of USDC, will become the new sponsor of the just a few months after the British financial regulator warned about “questionable sponsorship agreements with unauthorized financial firms,” including crypto companies.
