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Moldova will revise the rules governing liability for manufacturing defects. The group of individuals deemed liable for damages will be expanded, in part due to the digitalization of the economy.
The water level in the Danube within Romania has dropped to its lowest level since 1996. Due to the river’s low water levels, authorities have restricted the use of water for irrigation, and navigation has been partially suspended on certain sections of the river.
Swiss watchmaker Swatch Group expects to improve its financial results in the second half of the year following an uptick in sales in recent months. Despite a decline in profits for the first half of the year, the company reported a recovery in demand for its brands.
The General Inspectorate for Migration (IGM) reminds international applicants that they must obtain a temporary residence permit for the duration of their studies.
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan believes that the future Minister of Agriculture, Radu Mustață, will face the most challenging term during his tenure as prime minister.
During a large-scale operation carried out in Chișinău, police and prosecutors from the Buiucani district seized drugs worth more than 1 million lei from the illegal drug trade.
During the last ten days of July, a clear upward trend in the purchase price of rapeseed for export emerged on the Moldovan market. While just yesterday the “working price” for rapeseed demanded by major traders was around 10 lei/kg, today it has risen to 10.1–10.2 lei/kg. There are several factors driving this growth, the most important of which are the currently limited domestic supply and high external demand. As a result, competition has intensified.
Ion Ceban accused the central government of seeking to curtail Chisinau’s autonomy. The mayor expressed his opinion regarding the “European Economy, Effective State” program presented by prime ministerial candidate Vasile Tofan.
The American tech giant Antropic has agreed to pay $1.5 billion to a group of authors who accused the company of illegally using their books to train the Claude language model.
The demand that elections be held in Gagauzia this fall under a proportional representation system is contrary to the Constitution and the current legislation of Moldova, and is therefore unacceptable.
New details and assessments are emerging regarding the water supply situation in the Republic of Moldova’s settlements in general and in the capital in particular, and these fall well short of a “good” rating.
TechAngels Romania, Business Angels Europe, META Group, and the Moldovan Technology Transfer Network (MTTN) have jointly launched ESIL Moldova—a two-year program designed to build capacity for attracting investment from business angels in Moldova.
Prime Ministerial candidate Vasile Tofan believes that a “unique window of opportunity” has now opened for the new government to lead the country out of the crisis.
Wireless software updates (Over-the-Air, OTA), which have become an integral part of modern vehicles, open up new opportunities for automakers but also require stricter measures to protect against cyber threats. According to experts, as these technologies become more widespread, there is a growing need to strengthen security controls for transportation systems and their digital infrastructure.
The name of the “Tofan government’s” program—“European Economy, Effective State”—clearly indicates its top priority: restructuring the economy and public administration institutions to meet the needs of European integration.
Moldova will serve as a test case for the latest reforms aimed at integrating the European Union’s gas market when mandatory rules for the allocation of bundled capacity take effect at its borders on August 5.
Prime Ministerial candidate Vasile Tofan presented an ambitious government program to the parliament, asking for a vote of confidence and … for patience: there are so many challenges ahead that immediate results should not be expected. At the same time, the candidate expressed complete confidence that his team would rise to the responsibility entrusted to it—all it takes is effort and moving step by step toward the goals outlined in the program.
Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, has warned that the price of Brent crude could exceed $120 per barrel as early as the fourth quarter of 2026 if supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz persist.
Introducing a minimum wealth tax on the ultra-wealthy in the UK could generate about 10 billion pounds for the budget each year, according to a study by economists at the Paris School of Economics and King’s College London. The authors of the initiative have called on Prime Minister Andy Burnham to consider this measure as he prepares a ten-year program of tax reforms.
The Administrative Council of the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) today approved an additional levy on gasoline and diesel fuel of 48 ban per liter. The levy will take effect on August 1.
