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In Moldova, the Law on Mediation will take effect on September 12, 2026. This procedure will make it possible to resolve certain civil, labor, and family disputes out of court.
Constantin Cuiumju, a member of the Committee on Economy, Budget, and Finance of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, pointed out the significant difference between the economic decisions made in Bucharest and the measures planned by the Moldovan authorities for 2027.
The first day of the 2026–2027 school year in Moldovan schools will be held under the theme “Independence That Unites Us.” But before talking to children about self-reliance, responsibility, and independence, it’s important for adults to remember: self-reliance in school doesn’t happen on its own. A child first needs to feel safe—at home, in the classroom, and among peers.
Turkey has stepped up diplomatic contacts with Russia and Ukraine regarding the creation of a new grain corridor in the Black Sea. Turkish authorities are seeking to restore commercial shipping and prevent the global food crisis from worsening further through a new security mechanism.
The Romanian Ministry of Finance has extended the temporary reduction in the excise tax on standard diesel fuel from 20% to 25% for the period from September 1 to September 15, 2026.
More than 100 technology, finance, and cybersecurity companies have called on businesses and governments to urgently strengthen defenses against cyberattacks that use artificial intelligence. In an open letter published by OpenAI, the companies warn that as AI capabilities grow, such attacks will become more widespread and sophisticated in the coming months.
Ethereum ends August outperforming Bitcoin: over the month, ETH gained about 40% and approached a monthly imbalance around $2,600—a zone where the price previously broke through sharply and left a gap to which it typically returns. Analysts are divided in their assessments of future price movements—some expect the upward trend to continue toward $2,800, while others foresee a correction down to $2,250–1,930.
A leading institute specializing in mental health and substance abuse in the Netherlands has issued a “red alert” regarding ecstasy pills shaped like Donald Trump’s head that have appeared on the market. Scientists warn that these pills could be deadly.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs considers it unacceptable for Russia to open 16 polling stations in the Transnistria region without Chisinau’s consent.
Individuals who are considered citizens of the Republic of Moldova by law from the moment of their birth but did not receive identity documents before turning 18 will be able to use a simplified procedure to confirm their citizenship.
A group of lawmakers has petitioned the Constitutional Court to review the constitutionality of a provision that grants the president a decisive role in the dismissal of members of the leadership of the National Bank of Moldova (NBM).
The Russian ambassador stated that Moldova risks losing the benefits of the CIS after its withdrawal
The Moldovan leadership’s hopes that, after leaving the CIS, the republic will be able to retain the benefits of cooperation within that organization are unrealistic.
Traffic will be temporarily restricted on several central streets due to events marking the Limba Noastră holiday.
This year, as part of the Limba Noastră (Mother Tongue Day) celebration, the Ministry of Education and Research will host the Great National Dictation (Marea Dictare Națională)
By the end of August 2026, the grain and oilseed market in the Black Sea region, according to experts, had ceased to respond to traditional “supply and demand” signals. Nor did it respond to benchmark prices set on the MATIF (Euronext) futures exchange or in ports (Constanta). Moldovan farmers and traders felt the full impact of this anomaly.
On Saturday, Icelandic citizens will vote in a referendum on whether to renew their application for EU membership or to postpone the prospect of joining the union indefinitely.
The National Security Council under the President will be incorporated into the legislative framework governing national defense. This change is provided for in a bill drafted as part of the institutionalization of the General Staff of Defense.
The State Tax Service is launching a new interface for online management of divisions and taxable entities in the “e-Cerere” information system. It simplifies operations related to their registration, modification, updating, suspension, resumption, and closure.
Natural gas reserves in European Union countries reached about 63% of storage capacity by the end of August—significantly below the average level for this time of year.
Unlike last year, in 2026 the government will no longer provide financial aid to students before the start of the school year. According to Victor Pruteanu, the capital’s deputy mayor in charge of social affairs, such measures must be institutionalized and provided in a predictable manner, in accordance with clear rules.
