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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is recalling Lilian Darie, the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Moscow, for consultations in light of the incident that occurred in Crocmaz, Ștefan Vodă District, where a drone crashed and exploded.

Moldova will revise the requirements for business licenses. The ban preventing a single owner from holding two or more licenses for the same type of business at the same location may also be lifted.

The National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) has published new maximum prices that will apply to petroleum products starting tomorrow, August 11.

An increase in the corporate income tax rate from 12% to 18% could reduce the banking sector’s maximum lending capacity by approximately 2.5 billion lei. However, according to Dorel Noroc, chairman of the Moldovan Banking Association, the volume of lending will not decrease, although banks’ ability to finance the economy will be limited.

Customs Service officials conducted three searches in southern Moldova as part of a criminal investigation into the smuggling of tobacco products.

Revenue collected from taxes on “vices” could be used to increase teachers’ salaries. According to government estimates, tax measures targeting products associated with harmful habits could generate approximately 1.6 billion lei for the budget.

Beekeepers in the village of Costesti, in the Ialoveni District, account for 40% of all honey exports from the Republic of Moldova.

Bitcoin traded near the $65,000 mark on Monday, holding its ground after rising above that level following an unexpectedly weak U.S. jobs report. Investors are exercising caution ahead of the release of inflation data and are monitoring developments in the Middle East.

In July 2026, official statistics showed a 0.1% monthly decline in average consumer prices, bringing the annual inflation rate to 6.3%, down from 6.5% in June.

U.S. President Donald Trump has made it clear that he is prepared to intensify economic pressure on Iran rather than order a new military offensive.

Moldova is preparing proposals to provide Ukraine with 20 locomotives.

From August 3 to 9, 2026, revenue from the Customs Service to the state budget totaled more than 847.3 million lei. Since the beginning of this year, approximately 25.42 billion lei has been collected for the state treasury, representing 102.5% of the target.

One in four residents of the European Union cannot afford a week-long vacation away from home. In 2025, the proportion of such people reached 27.5%, having risen by 0.5 percentage points over the course of the year. The problem was most acute in Romania, where the figure exceeded 60%.

After submitting a notification of commercial activities, a business entity will be able to begin operating without first receiving a response from the local authority. The amendment will be incorporated into the Domestic Trade Act.

Starting September 1, student scholarships in Moldova will increase by at least 40 percent: the minimum will be 1,490 lei, and the maximum will be 4,565 lei. The parliamentary opposition considers the increase insufficient and is proposing to raise the scholarship to 5,000 lei.

The Republic of Moldova is developing a new set of regulations for seagoing vessels that will be eligible to fly the Moldovan flag in the future.

On Ion Pelivan Street in the Buiucani sector of the capital, between Alba Iulia Street and Tudor Vladimirescu Street, approximately 80 parking spaces and a new sidewalk will be constructed. This was announced by the Chisinau City Hall.

Foreigners accounted for 58% of all new jobs created in Spain in the year ending in June 2026. Their number in the social security system rose by 350,200 people—nearly 100,000 more than the number of new workers with Spanish citizenship.

Two records are being prepared for the second “Produs Autohton” (“Domestic Product”) National Exhibition. The event will feature Moldova’s largest cherry placinta, as well as a massive woven rug measuring 48 square meters.

Adrian Rezmeriță, a native of Moldova, has opened numerous Polonez stores in Ireland that sell goods from Eastern Europe, including Romania. The local Moldovan-Romanian diaspora is among the stores’ primary target customers.
