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The National Agency for Fiscal Administration of Romania (ANAF) has proposed a new procedure for determining social security contributions for individuals who have failed to fulfill their obligation to report them. This applies to individuals who receive income from self-employment, such as from activities and pensions abroad.
The Moldovan Ministry of the Environment has signed two contracts as part of the “Solid Waste in Moldova” project for Waste Management Region No. 5. The agreements provide for the construction of two waste transfer stations in Nişcan and Nisporen, as well as the supply of containers and other equipment.
The evolution of the wine sector, the 2026 harvest forecast for wine grape varieties, and the organization of the harvest campaign were discussed at a meeting of the council for the “grapes, wine, and wine products” commodity line, held at the Ministry of Agriculture.
The National Center for Sustainable Energy (CNED), in collaboration with the Moldovan Ministry of Energy, is launching an information campaign to promote solid biofuels from August 2026 through March 2027. The initiative aims to prepare for the 2026–2027 heating season, reduce the country’s dependence on imported natural gas, and protect public and private consumers from fluctuations in global energy prices.
Self-employed individuals and freelancers will be eligible for all statutory insurance benefits. Parliament passed amendments to the Law on the State Social Insurance Budget in the second reading.
Twelve business associations in Moldova will receive more than 8 million lei in non-repayable funding as part of the second call for proposals under the BRIDGE Export 2026 program. The funds are intended to promote Moldovan goods and services in foreign markets and to finance 51 business internationalization initiatives.
Delays in the receipt of promised tranches from external partners are leading to a temporary liquidity shortfall in Moldova’s state treasury. This is forcing the Ministry of Finance to juggle domestic borrowing and cuts to non-essential spending to cover cash shortfalls amid a record projected budget deficit. And the government is having to forgo planned spending on teachers’ salaries and infrastructure investments.
On August 14, the Tender Committee of Moldova’s Ministry of Energy approved seven winning bids in the country’s second renewable energy auction.
In a number of legal proceedings, claims, petitions, and other court documents will be able to be filed and received electronically. Parliament approved the amendments aimed at digitizing legal proceedings during the second reading.
The National Food Safety Agency reports the detection of a quarantine pest—the spotted light-trapping moth (Lycorma delicatula)—in the Republic of Moldova.
Parliament passed a bill in its second reading that is intended to make goods and services more accessible to people with limited mobility and the elderly.
More than 35 vineyards from the central and southern regions of the Republic of Moldova showcased the fruits of their labor at the annual National Grape Festival, held for the eleventh time in 2026 in Chişliia.
Companies operating in the natural gas sector are suspected of tax evasion totaling approximately 4 million lei
Thirteen museums and cultural sites from 10 regions of Moldova will take part in the fourth edition of the international initiative “Museum Night in the Village” on August 29. Together with more than 160 museums and cultural heritage sites in Romania, they will introduce visitors to the traditions, crafts, cuisine, and history of rural communities.
The Constitutional Court refused to suspend the provision of the Code of Criminal Procedure stipulating that criminal cases involving the President of the Republic of Moldova are heard in the first instance by the Supreme Court of Justice.
The National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) has approved new maximum prices for gasoline and diesel fuel, which will take effect on August 25.
Central and Eastern Europe has unexpectedly emerged as one of the regions in the world best prepared for the new wave of outsourcing related to artificial intelligence.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde is being considered as a potential candidate for the presidency of the World Economic Forum (WEF) after she steps down from the ECB. According to the Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Lagarde stated at a WEF board meeting near Geneva that she was prepared to lead the organization.
This year, Moldova’s agricultural sector is expected to achieve results similar to those of the high-yield 2021 season. Last year, 2025, despite losses due to abnormal weather conditions, was also not bad—growth totaled nearly 14% compared to the corresponding figure for the previous year. On average over the past ten years, Moldova’s agricultural sector has grown by about 2% per year. If 2026 ends without any emergencies, the country’s agricultural output will reach approximately 95% of the 1991 level.
The National Anti-Corruption Center (CNA), the Office of the Attorney General, the Ministries of Justice, the Interior, Health, Labor and Social Protection, and the Customs Service have signed an interagency order approving the Regulations on the Procedure for Identifying, Investigating, Recording, Documenting, and Reporting Cases of Alleged Torture, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment.
