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The rise in the number of tourists arriving by plane is driving up housing prices in EU countries. This effect is most pronounced in Spain, Portugal, and Italy, according to a study by the New Economics Foundation (NEF) commissioned by the European Federation for Transport and Environment.
As part of the fiscal and tax policy for 2027, the Ministry of Finance is proposing to repeal the provision requiring regulatory authorities to give advance notice of upcoming tax audits at businesses. Business representatives disagree with this change.
Authorities are taking intensive measures to minimize the effects of the extreme heat wave that has swept across the Republic of Moldova. Between June 28 and 29, 2026, 3,567 people received assistance at emergency shelters set up by the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (GIES). Rescue workers distributed more than 1,133 liters of drinking water to citizens.
The Belgian Agency for International Cooperation (ENABEL) will expand its activities in Moldova. The main focus will be on strengthening the resilience of the healthcare system and developing capacity to respond to public health emergencies. This topic was discussed during Health Minister Emil Ceban’s official visit to Brussels, which is taking place June 29–30.
An explosion rocked a residential neighborhood in Monaco, injuring three people. The principality’s authorities are treating the incident as a possible terrorist attack.
A bipartisan delegation from the U.S. Senate, consisting of Senators Ted Budd, John Barasso, Tim Kane, and Alan Armstrong, is on an official visit to Chisinau. The American lawmakers held separate meetings with President Maia Sandu and Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu.
Spain had been developing renewable electricity so aggressively that it eventually found itself with a surplus.
Roman Kozhukhar, Director General of the Public Property Agency (APP), announced his resignation. Earlier today, Radu Marian also announced that he was stepping down as chair of the Committee on Economy, Budget, and Finance. Both resignations are directly linked to the scandal surrounding salaries amounting to thousands and questionable appointments at the state-owned enterprise “MoldATSA.”
Concerns about Microsoft’s future stem from a market correction. In June 2026, the company’s stock suffered a historic decline: its market capitalization fell by $570 billion, marking the sharpest drop in a decade. Analysts attribute this to record spending on AI, an overheated market, and a slowdown in the growth of the cloud business.
Gas prices on European exchanges are rising again. On Monday, the price of July futures on the TTF hub rose by more than 3%. Prices recovered from their recent drop below $490 and are once again heading toward the psychological threshold of $500 per thousand cubic meters.
The United Kingdom is considering introducing a new investment visa that could grant citizenship to wealthy foreigners after five years of residence in the country. The Financial Times reported this, citing discussions within the government.
The British energy company Petrofac has agreed to pay £569,000 to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) following a violation of rules related to sanctions against Russia.
The Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Defense have drafted a bill that will regulate the awarding of contracts for the performance of work, the supply of goods, and the provision of services in the fields of defense and national security.
Markus Perestrelu, President of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, emphasized the need to strengthen the defense capabilities and develop the defense industries of the alliance’s member countries.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Federal Reserve Board member Lisa Cook may remain in office during the legal proceedings regarding President Donald Trump’s attempt to have her removed from office.
Thanks to the digital transformation of government services, starting and running a business in the Republic of Moldova is becoming easier and easier. Today, entrepreneurs have online access to the services they need to start and run a business through the EVO app and portal, without having to visit service counters or use paper documents.
Bodrum remains the leader in Turkey’s suburban real estate market. Villa prices here reach $6,300–7,600 per square meter, making the resort the country’s most expensive destination in the suburban housing segment.
Shares of the American company Palantir Technologies rose following the announcement of a strategic partnership with NVIDIA to deploy open artificial intelligence models in secure government environments.
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, stated on the social media platform X that the spread of feminism and the decline in birth rates may have negatively affected the happiness of many women. His comment sparked a wide-ranging discussion about the role of the family, women’s choices, and demographic trends.
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) is wrapping up its current experimental cycle and entering a long-term shutdown for a major upgrade. The upgrade will last until 2030.
