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Moldova plans to establish a registration system for short-term rental properties listed on online platforms. Each property—whether an apartment, a house, or a single room—will be assigned a unique code, which platforms will be required to include when posting listings.
Moldova and Ukraine will try to find a solution to the problem of water levels in the Dniester River
The Ministry of the Environment presented an accurate picture of the water resources situation in the country’s hydrographic basin.
Today, August 25, the second dress rehearsal for the military parade is taking place in the center of the capital. The authorities are organizing it from 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. As a reminder, the festive ceremony and parade will be dedicated to the 35th anniversary of Moldova’s declaration of independence, which the republic will celebrate on August 27.
China warned the United States that it would take the necessary measures to protect its economic interests following the expansion of U.S. sanctions against Iran and its trading partners.
According to unofficial estimates by farmers in the Kherson, Mykolaiv, and Sumy regions, 50–70% of the demining work carried out on behalf of farmers was done outside the legal framework.
As part of the finalization of the tax policy for 2027, the Ministry of Finance organized consultations with representatives of the banking sector. The ministry will analyze their proposals and comments made during the constructive dialogue.
Sam Altman’s company, OpenAI, has released the first performance results for Jalapeño, its first in-house chip designed for inference.
Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume met with company employees on August 25 amid fierce opposition from labor unions to plans for further staff cuts. The restructuring could potentially affect up to 100,000 jobs across the group, and the German automaker’s management insists on the need for further cost cuts.
The total volume of loans to households and businesses in Romania in July amounted to 472.4 billion RON. Overall, it increased by 7.6% over the past year, according to the National Bank of Romania (BNR).
Last week, during a fact-finding visit to Latvia, a delegation consisting of representatives from the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Moldova and the Center for Agricultural Consulting and Training (CCAR) studied the Latvian model of farmer counseling and cooperation.
One segment of the agribusiness “community” viewed Prime Minister Vasile Tofan’s decision to move the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Digitalization to the position of Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry as a “career downgrade” — a demotion for Eugeniu Osmochescu. Another segment is convinced that there is a certain logic behind this personnel decision.
Finance Minister Victoria Belous met with Ulrich Schmitt, the World Bank Group’s Country Manager for Moldova. During the meeting, they discussed priorities for cooperation in the coming period.
More than 320 families in Moldova will receive vouchers worth 6,000 lei to replace their old refrigerators and washing machines with energy-efficient appliances.
Saudi Arabia is investing approximately €6 billion in the creation of a large entertainment complex featuring three theme parks in the suburbs of Paris. The project, which French authorities describe as the largest in the country since the opening of Disneyland Paris, is expected to create approximately 22,000 jobs.
The Republic of Moldova intends to strengthen controls over chemical substances and abolish permits that have no equivalent in European Union legislation. The Ministry of the Environment has drafted amendments to the Law on Chemical Substances, which provide for bringing national standards into line with European requirements for the authorization, classification, and labeling of such substances.
In Moldova, women earn slightly more than men in certain specific sectors, such as education, energy, transportation, and the extractive industries. The pay gap in these sectors is minimal, ranging from 0.5% to 1.7% in favor of women.
Tesla is recalling approximately 2.98 million vehicles in China due to the risk that passengers may be unable to quickly open the doors after a serious accident. In total, the country’s largest-ever automotive recall campaign affects approximately 4.3 million vehicles from various manufacturers.
The nomination of Romanian Member of Parliament Claudiu Năsui for the position of Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization sparked a discussion about the government’s approach to economic reforms and its personnel policies.
Moldova’s Ministry of Justice has released a draft of a new law for public consultation, which is intended to replace the current 2007 “Law on the Protection of Industrial Designs” and bring Moldovan regulations into line with EU legislation.
Gold rose above $4,600 per ounce and hit a more than three-month high, but its prospects for further gains were in doubt. According to Citi, the current rally is largely driven by speculative buying of futures, while physical demand remains weak.
