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Culture Minister Dan Suruceanu met with Nick Petrovich, Chargé d’Affaires at the U.S. Embassy in the Republic of Moldova. The discussion focused on strengthening cooperation between Moldova and the United States in the fields of culture and media, as well as on the prospects for developing joint projects.
Amid a labor union protest outside the Moldovan government building on August 19, a new phase of the “Education 2030” strategy for 2026–2030 was approved. Approximately 13.5 billion lei are planned to be allocated to the development of the education system over the next five years. Educators are demanding a raise in teachers’ salaries effective September 1.
The Moldovan government is proposing to double the budget for the state aid program—from 2 to 4 billion lei—to support more projects aimed at developing and modernizing manufacturing.
At a public meeting on August 18, the Board of Directors of the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) approved the criteria that must be met to ensure compliance with obligations regarding the effective, simultaneous, complete, and timely disclosure of insider information by participants in the wholesale electricity and natural gas markets.
Gasoline and diesel prices began to rise on Tuesday; prior to that, prices had been falling throughout the week.
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov called for finding a way to resume elections in the country even amid the ongoing war. In a video address, he stated that the protracted conflict should not deprive Ukrainians of the opportunity to elect their government.
No significant violations were found in the management of the funds allocated for the organization of the 2024 presidential election and the republican constitutional referendum. The Audit Office examined how the Central Election Commission managed the funds allocated for these purposes, which amounted to 65% of the commission’s annual budget.
Reducing the risk of flooding and protecting the country’s population, infrastructure, and agricultural land from this natural disaster — this is the primary objective of the new risk management plans for 2026–2031, approved by the Moldovan government for the Dniester and Danube-Prut river basins, as well as the Black Sea. The plans are tailored to the current conditions of the rivers, the impacts of climate change, and the increasing risk of heavy rainfall and flash floods.
The Ministry of Finance continues to receive proposals from representatives of various sectors, which are being discussed as part of consultations on tax policy. This was reported by the Ministry of Finance, which is discussing the draft tax policy for 2027 with the business community.
In China, caring for elderly parents is not just a family and moral obligation. The law explicitly requires adult children to maintain regular contact with them. If parents feel that their children are neglecting them, they can go to court and demand not only financial support but also involvement in their lives.
Unions are protesting Wednesday in the Great National Assembly Square, demanding a pay raise effective September 1 and that the commitments made to employees in the education system be honored. Prime Minister Vasile Tofan told the protesters that the authorities will present the solutions they have prepared for the education system at 2:00 p.m.
The National Food Safety Agency seized and destroyed three shipments of “Arborio” rice, totaling nearly 3 metric tons. This decision was made following laboratory tests that showed the product exceeded the maximum permissible level of residual insecticide (Piperonil butoxide).
Today, the Republic of Moldova is celebrating National Beekeeper’s Day. To mark the occasion, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry presented an overview of government support and the achievements of the country’s beekeeping sector.
The procedures for crossing the border at the Cahul Road Customs Post will change effective August 21, 2026. Companies are advised to select a border customs post in advance, taking into account the type of vehicle used for international transport.
Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee reported that the ETH/BTC ratio has broken through a multi-year downtrend. In his view, the market is beginning to price in demand for tokenization and AI agents on the Ethereum network (ETHUSD).
U.S. President Donald Trump has instructed officials in the U.S. administration to halt negotiations with Iran.
The Ministry of Finance is structuring its 2027 tax reform around two objectives: reducing the tax burden on labor while simultaneously generating additional revenue for the budget. The government is proposing to raise the personal exemption and maintain tax incentives for investment, while at the same time revising a number of tax breaks and increasing excise taxes.
The authorities clearly rushed into the decision to completely phase out paper medical certificates. The physical version will still be valid. In some cases, employees will need to present a printed copy in order to receive a sick leave certificate.
The National Complaints Review Authority (ANSC) plans to digitize its document management and complaint review processes using a new information system.
The Ministry of Education and Research has provided details on a new funding mechanism for national sports federations. The published draft specifies exactly how the funds will be allocated.
