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Sovereign and independent, just like the Moldovan state, the National Bank of Moldova is also celebrating its anniversary today, marking the 35th anniversary of its founding alongside the entire country. On this occasion, NBM Governor Anca Dragu issued a congratulatory message, paying tribute to the “courage and unity of the citizens” that made the birth of both institutions possible.
In Moldova, a consumer complaint guide—including a standard form—and a professional guide for specialists have been developed. These resources will facilitate access to information and mechanisms for resolving complaints.
On August 26, Romania received its first payment of 2.5 billion euros under the “Security Actions for Europe” (SAFE) defense instrument, which represents 15% of the total allocated funds of 16.7 billion euros.
Bitcoin could nearly quadruple in price thanks to renewed interest in assets capable of retaining their value as the dollar weakens, according to analysts at Bernstein. According to their forecast, as reported by CNBC, the price of the largest cryptocurrency will jump to $300,000 per token by the end of 2029—about 280% higher than current levels. And by mid-2027, Bitcoin could reach a new all-time high of $150,000, according to Bernstein’s estimates.
U.S. President Donald Trump has decided to declare a state of emergency due to risks to the country’s power grid. He has restricted the use of foreign equipment in this sector.
On the occasion of the 35th anniversary of the declaration of independence of the Republic of Moldova, President Maia Sandu addressed the nation with a message in which she called on citizens to preserve unity, believe in their country, and continue to build a free and strong state.
Joint rescue exercises involving Moldovan and Romanian rescue teams were held in the north of the republic. Specialists and volunteers from the Glodeni district, as well as from the town of Buchechf and the commune of Hudesht in the Romanian county of Botoșani, practiced procedures for a large-scale flood and tested the readiness of the two countries’ emergency services to respond promptly to emergencies.
Moldova is celebrating 35 years of independence with a grand military parade, visits from the leaders of Romania and Ukraine, and a 10-million-strong evening concert. Road closures are expected in the capital, and the airport is switching to special operating procedures. The motto for the anniversary year is “Independence That Unites Us.”
On Wednesday, the Romanian Senate approved an ethics law with an amendment that could lead to the removal from office of Timisoara Mayor and “Alliance for the Salvation of Romania” (USR) leader Dominic Fritz.
The regulations governing the management of confiscated property for the benefit of society have been published and have entered into force. The document was developed to implement the provisions of the Law on the Use of Confiscated Property for Social Purposes or in the Public Interest.
This summer, the European Union Advisory Mission (EUAM) in Ukraine, with the support of the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF), coordinated the joint customs operation “ROMOLUK 3.”
Moldovan law enforcement agencies, with the support of EUROPOL, uncovered a money-laundering scheme involving approximately 60 million lei obtained from the illicit production of cigarettes and their smuggling.
Thousands of small business owners and self-employed individuals in Argentina protested on August 19 in Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires, in front of the government palace, over the closure of more than 30,000 companies.
Ahead of the 25th anniversary of National Wine Day, the National Office of Viticulture and Winemaking (ONVV) is launching the platform “Wine That Brings Us Together.”
The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry invites professionals from Moldova’s winemaking sector to participate in the “Best Winemaker of the Year” competition, which will take place as part of the “National Wine Day – 2026” celebrations.
Tomorrow, August 27, traffic will be suspended in the center of the capital, within the area of the Great National Assembly Square, due to festive events marking the 35th anniversary of Moldova’s independence.
If you’re offered the chance to lead Moldova’s government—accept it. Do whatever you want. Things won’t get any worse—because the actual resilience of Moldovan households depends far less on government decisions than is commonly believed. There’s just one caveat: the margin of safety that hides this fact isn’t eternal.
Meta agreed to pay up to $16.68 billion as part of a settlement with U.S. states, bringing an end to federal proceedings regarding the safety of Facebook and Instagram for minors.
The Moldovan Cabinet of Ministers has adopted three new regulations standardizing the requirements for the official inspection of animal products.
At today’s meeting, the government approved the reorganization of State Vocational School No. 11 in Chisinau into a Multifunctional Center for Social Services for People with Disabilities.
