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Property transferred from state material reserves must be returned after use to avoid duplicate purchases. Prime Minister Vasile Tofan believes that the current practice leads to unnecessary expenses and proposes changing the rules to follow Romania’s example, where temporarily transferred equipment can be returned to the state reserves.
The “Alliance of Moldovans” party is calling for transparency in the appointment of the new Central Election Commission. Citizens have a right to know who will be organizing the next elections.
The largest distribution center of the Ukrainian marketplace Rozetka, located in Brovary in the Kyiv region, was destroyed following a nighttime attack. The company’s founder, Irina Cecetkina, stated that the warehouse was completely burned down and cannot be restored.
The President on the military parade: “An opportunity to show how we have strengthened our defenses”
The military parade, which will take place on August 27, Independence Day of the Republic of Moldova, is intended to showcase to citizens the investments aimed at strengthening the national defense system, as well as efforts to maintain peace. President Maia Sandu made this statement.
Electricity consumption in the Republic of Moldova did not decrease but actually increased the day after the authorities called on residents and businesses to voluntarily reduce their consumption during peak hours.
The government has approved amendments to the Law on Judicial Genomic Registration, which establish the legal framework for connecting the national DNA profiling system to European mechanisms for sharing the results of genetic analyses.
The Bank of Russia has revised downward its forecast for the Russian economy in 2026: inflation may turn out to be higher, and GDP growth weaker, than previously expected.
The Moldovan government has granted permission to build a 30-MW solar power plant and a 60-MWh energy storage system in the city of Vadul-lui-Vodă.
Romania’s interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan announced that automaker Automobile Dacia (a subsidiary of Renault) and the Turkish company Ford Otosan have suspended production at their local plants until August 19 in order to reduce electricity consumption, as the country is facing a severe power shortage due to historically low water levels in the Danube.
Olga Stefanishina, Ukraine’s former ambassador to the United States, has been charged with a new offense. This was reported by Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Center. The court is set to determine the next pretrial measure, but the details of the charge have not yet been disclosed.
The heat is changing travel preferences in Spain: the north of the country is becoming the top destination for summer vacations. According to data from the Rentalia platform, by August, tourists had booked nearly 90% of short-term rental properties along the Spanish coast.
The EU has announced a new financial package for Ukraine.
The city government has provided clarification regarding the government’s decisions on conserving electricity and water.
A prolonged heat wave and falling water levels in the Danube have once again exposed sunken German military vessels near the Serbian town of Prahovo. The wreckage, left over from World War II, continues to hinder navigation on one of Europe’s key inland waterways, creating problems for freight transport.
Artificial intelligence and the widespread use of technology are posing new challenges for Moldovan citizens. The risks affect not only children and young people, but all age groups. President Maia Sandu stated that in September, the government will present proposals to mitigate the risks associated with the use of advanced technologies and their impact on children.
Five more artesian wells have been restored and put into operation by the capital’s municipal services. As a result, the network of alternative water sources in the capital has been expanded. Their number has now reached 31.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu urged citizens to use water and electricity wisely, warning that the drought and abnormally high temperatures in the region have exacerbated the resource crisis and increased risks to the country’s energy system.
Moldova’s traffic regulations are being harmonized with European standards. As part of this effort, new requirements will be introduced for N2 and N3 category trucks.
The National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) is launching a large-scale awareness campaign under the slogan: “Diligent Oversight, Safe Food!” The campaign will run until the end of the year and aims to “prevent corruption in the official inspection process and ensure fair and transparent interaction between inspectors and economic operators.”
The French fashion house Chanel significantly strengthened its position in the global luxury goods market in the first half of 2026, posting results that substantially outperformed those of most of its competitors. Strong demand for the new collections, created under the leadership of Creative Director Matthieu Blazy, enabled the company to maintain steady growth even amid a challenging macroeconomic and geopolitical environment.
