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Moldovan President Maia Sandu stated that the country is fortunate to have Romania and Ukraine as neighbors, emphasizing the importance of close relations with both countries. She made this statement in Chisinau during a joint briefing with the presidents of Ukraine and Romania, Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Nicusor Dan.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, and Romania must strengthen their cooperation to counter threats and attempts to block ports. He made these remarks in Chisinau during a joint press briefing with Moldovan President Maia Sandu and Romanian President Nicușor Dan.
In 2025, the number of Russian billionaires rose to 151. Despite economic challenges, the country has ranked among the top four in the world in this category for the second year in a row.
Effective August 25 of this year, operators are required to report personal data breaches using the standard form provided.
Users should verify the source and context of information before trusting or sharing it, especially if the publication is intended to elicit a strong emotional reaction. This was stated by Petru Macovei, executive director of the Association of Independent Press (API), during a debate organized by the IPN agency.
Military parades were held in Chisinau and Balti on August 27 to mark the 35th anniversary of the Republic of Moldova’s independence.
Ukraine and Romania are working to train Ukrainian pilots who, once they have obtained the necessary certifications, will be able to guide ships through the Sulina Canal. In addition, Ukraine is negotiating to have Romanian pilots work on the canal around the clock.
The Agency for Geodesy, Cartography, and Cadastre has developed a draft of an updated model for appraising land parcels designated for fruit growing, as well as new appraisal coefficients to be used in the model.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Thursday that if negotiations to reduce the record trade deficit with China do not lead to a breakthrough, the EU must deploy its full arsenal of trade defense tools.
Violations of airspace by Russian drones pose a constant challenge for the authorities in Romania and the Republic of Moldova, which is why cooperation between the two countries in this area will continue to deepen. Romanian President Nicușor Dan made this statement following consultations held Thursday in Chișinău with Moldovan President Maia Sandu.
Russia has declared an employee of the Romanian Embassy in Moscow persona non grata. The decision was in response to Bucharest’s expulsion of a Russian diplomat, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Foreign leaders congratulated Moldova on the 35th anniversary of its independence. In their messages, they emphasized their support for the republic’s sovereignty and independence, the development of bilateral cooperation, and the country’s European course, and wished the Moldovan people peace, well-being, and prosperity.
The Port of Constanța may face a shortage of transshipment capacity for both Romanian and Ukrainian goods. The shortage could amount to approximately 11.6 million metric tons.
Starting October 1, 2026, Turkey will reduce the import duty on sunflower seeds from 20% to 12%. The tariff change will take effect nearly two months earlier than originally scheduled (November 30).
Are we really seeing the first signs of panic in U.S. President Donald Trump’s Treasury Department? The United States is the world’s largest debtor (by a wide margin), and the steady rise in global long-term interest rates—which I’ve long written about as inevitable—is beginning to cause it real pain.
The National Commission for Crisis Management (CNMC) has approved, at the recommendation of the Ministry of Energy, a package of measures to accelerate the construction of new electricity generation and storage facilities. For storage systems, permits may be issued for connections with a total capacity of up to 200 MW.
China and Russia are accelerating the development of commercial space technologies, putting additional pressure on the United States’ long-standing leadership. In August, the Chinese private company LandSpace successfully landed the first stage of an orbital rocket on land for the first time, while Russia is expanding its own Rassvet constellation of low-Earth-orbit communications satellites.
About 15,000 residents of 11 communities in the Hîncești District will gain access to a centralized drinking water supply after the infrastructure—built as part of a government project—is transferred to the district council.
The European Union has begun complex negotiations on a new multiannual budget for 2028–2034 totaling approximately 2 trillion euros. Two blocs of countries have clearly emerged, each holding opposing positions on the size of the planned total budget. The “rich countries” of northwestern Europe, whose contributions largely make up the overall budget, are insisting on cuts. The group of poorer countries in the southeast, however, is unwilling to make any sacrifices.
On the Republic of Moldova’s Independence Day, the country’s political forces offered varying assessments of the state’s 35-year journey—ranging from achievements in its European integration and the strengthening of independence to economic challenges, migration, social division, and the unresolved Transnistrian issue. Despite these differing approaches, most messages center on a single question: what Moldova should look like in the coming decades.
