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It will become more difficult to book an apartment in Cyprus through Airbnb or Booking.com. The island’s authorities are preparing a major reform of the short-term rental market following the tragedy in Limassol, where people died when a residential building collapsed. As the investigation revealed, several apartments in the building—which had been declared unsafe—were officially registered for tourist accommodation.
ChatGPT users in several countries have reported widespread outages affecting the OpenAI service. Complaints have come from Russia, the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, and other countries, according to data from outage monitoring services Detector404 and Downdetector.
The government’s package of proposals to reduce overregulation of the private sector and streamline the permitting system has received widespread attention in the business community.
The housing market in Europe picked up steam again in 2025, although real estate prices continued to rise in most countries.
At the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai, held from July 17 to 20, China announced the creation of an international alliance in the field of artificial intelligence, focused primarily on countries in the Global South.
CALM has suggested that the future prime minister reconsider his approach to local government reform
The Congress of Local Authorities of Moldova (CALM) presented Prime Minister-designate Vasile Tofan with a package of proposals for reforming local public administration.
Ukraine’s “NIBULON” has signed a long-term contract with the Romanian company TTS (Transport Trade Services) SA, one of Europe’s largest river logistics operators, to provide international transportation services on the Danube. This was reported by the company’s press office.
Since the beginning of 2026, the regional offices of the National Agency for Employment (ANOFM) have helped 13,013 people find jobs. This is more than half of the annual target set by the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection, which aims to place 25,000 job seekers in employment.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Moldova (AmCham Moldova) proposes updating the Law on Accounting and Financial Reporting to reflect the EU’s constantly changing requirements.
Acting Minister of the Environment Gheorghe Hajder called on the relevant departments of the Chișinău municipality to “restore critical water supply infrastructure.” This is necessary in light of the prospect that Ukraine may reduce its water discharge into the Dniester due to a sharp drop in water levels in the Novodnestrovsk Reservoir.
Journalists at RIA Novosti compiled a ranking of natural gas prices in Europe and calculated how much natural gas a resident of each country can buy with one average monthly salary.
KYIV — Just as the French aristocrats under the Ancien Régime could hardly have imagined the abolition of their noble titles, most university administrators today cannot imagine a world in which the degrees they award would become worthless scraps of paper.
Starting in 2027, plastic manufacturers will be required to gradually reduce the supply on the market. The supply must decrease by 5% each year. That is, by 5% in 2028, by 10% in 2029, by 15% in 2030, and by 20% in 2031.
Last week, competition and state aid were the focus of discussions between antitrust authorities and the business community. Representatives of the antitrust authorities from Romania, Poland, and Lithuania shared their experience with Moldovan businesses regarding investigations into violations of competition law and the application of state aid legislation.
A resident of one of the villages in the Anenii Noi district was growing cannabis and hallucinogenic mushrooms on his backyard plot.
The National Commission for the Financial Market and Financial Services (CNPF) imposed a fine of 250,000 lei on OCN MOGO LOANS SRL, finding that the company had only partially complied with the order issued by CNPF Decision No. 28/3 of June 9, 2025.
After analyzing the commodity structure of Moldova’s exports and imports for January through March of this year, economist Vladimir Golovatiuc reached conclusions that were “disappointing, to say the least.”
Major traders are betting that the price of BTC will rise to $72,000 by the end of the month, according to the latest data on options market trends.
As of July 10, 2026, the National Bank of Moldova’s (NBM) official reserve assets and other foreign currency assets had decreased by 0.98 million euros compared to the end of June, and totaled 5,212.9 million euros. In June, the value of foreign exchange reserves increased. Monthly fluctuations in value depend on external inflows, market transactions, and currency revaluations.
Most state-owned companies in Moldova do not disclose how effectively they use state-owned assets. An audit by the Court of Auditors revealed a low level of transparency and problems in the management of state-owned enterprises.
