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The Swedish group H&M is preparing to expand its presence in Romania by introducing another brand from its portfolio to the local market. Following H&M and COS, the company will open the country’s first Arket store—a brand focused on the higher-end segment of clothing and home goods.
In just two days, Andy Burnham secured the support of a majority of Labor Party MPs and is expected to become the next prime minister of the United Kingdom following Keir Starmer’s resignation. Such a rapid start left potential rivals with almost no chance. However, the closer Burnham gets to power, the more questions arise about what his government will look like and what course it will take.
Attacks on Ukraine’s port infrastructure are hampering grain exports. The situation could worsen in the fall, when the new harvest hits the market.
The wedding of American singer Taylor Swift and National Football League (NFL) player Travis Kelce has brought the cost of the most lavish celebrity weddings into the spotlight. Find out how much the most expensive weddings of recent years cost in this new roundup.
The number of Ukrainian citizens benefiting from temporary protection in European Union countries continues to rise. As of the end of May, their number reached 4.38 million, an increase of 7,800 compared to April, according to data from the EU’s statistical office (Eurostat).
The RESTART reform, as presented by the Ministry of Education and Science, raises many questions within the educational community and fails to provide clear answers to the main problems facing the education system.
At a meeting in Brussels, Spanish Finance Minister Carlos Cuervo promoted a plan for joint EU borrowing totaling 850 billion euros, believing that the timing was ideal for creating reliable assets.
According to the National Institute of Hydrology and Water Resources Management (INHGA), over the next week, the flow rate of the Danube at the Baziash section will drop to 1,850 cubic meters per second, which is significantly below the long-term annual average for July (4,700 cubic meters per second).
Soon, drivers will have to pay to travel through Belgium. Belgium’s three regions have announced that they will introduce a road toll next year, which foreign drivers passing through the country will also have to pay.
President Maia Sandu has nominated businessman Vasile Tofan for the position of prime minister. The final decision will be published today on the presidential website. The Action and Solidarity Party, which controls both Parliament and the government, had previously proposed the entrepreneur’s candidacy.
The Moldovan government continues to expand support measures for young people and young families, hoping to mitigate the effects of the demographic decline and labor shortage. Key measures include subsidies for first-time employment, the expansion of the network of public daycare centers, increased childbirth benefits, and youth employment programs.
Wizz Air announced today the launch of a new route from London Gatwick Airport to Chisinau, Moldova.
The modernization of agricultural statistics in Moldova is aimed at bringing them into line with European Union standards for monitoring the agricultural sector. With support from the EU and the FAO, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) is working to ensure high-quality and internationally comparable data.
Germany has faced an unexpected consequence of its decision to stop using Russian gas. The system of mandatory filling of underground gas storage facilities, established after the energy crisis to ensure the reliability of supplies, has now itself become a source of additional costs and debate about the future of the gas market.
From January 1 through June 30, 2026, the State Tax Service, as part of measures carried out in accordance with its legal authority to manage and appraise confiscated goods under its jurisdiction, sold confiscated goods totaling 854,500 lei.
On June 13, 2025, a U.S. government entity (presumably the Union County administration in Ohio) paid a ransom of approximately 9.44 BTC (~$1 million at the time of the incident).
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Tehran had asked Washington to continue negotiations, and the United States had agreed to do so. The president announced this on the social media platform Truth Social.
In Gagauzia, 47 teachers completed professional development training in teaching the Gagauz language
The first professional development program for Gagauz language teachers, organized by the Ministry of Education and Research in collaboration with Comrat State University, has concluded in Gagauzia. Forty-seven teachers working in educational institutions within the autonomous region participated in the program.
MILAN — At the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney described a “rift” in the global order and called on middle powers to “act collectively.” He warned that while great powers may (for now) afford to “go it alone” in this new Hobbesian world, middle powers must come to the negotiating table. Otherwise, they risk ending up “on the menu.”
Meta’s tool for identifying images created using artificial intelligence was unable to recognize some of the company’s own AI-generated images after they had been slightly edited.
