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Category: Global Economy
Romanian car brand Dacia, part of the Renault group, is preparing the market launch of its electric mini-car “Hipster Concept” costing less than 15,000 euros, and thus wants to challenge Chinese electric cars on the EU market – reports Logos Press.
The U.S. Senate has failed to pass either of two bills to fund federal spending, and since Wednesday there has been a so-called government shutdown, or shutdown of some government agencies, Logos Press reported.
By 2050, the area under coffee may decrease by 40-50%, the production of the most popular varieties of Arabica and Robusta in East Africa will decrease by 20 and 40% respectively, and rising temperatures will lead to the loss of the usual taste and aroma of the favorite beverage, – reports Logos Press.
In August, Ukraine’s total public and state-guaranteed debt increased by $6.58 billion and totaled $192.71 billion, Logos Press reported.
Europe’s largest air carrier Lufthansa plans to lay off up to 4,000 employees in administration by 2030 due to digitalization and automation of work processes, – Logos Press reports.
The cumulative effect of the EU countries from the introduction of a wealth tax could amount to 67 billion euros and help to solve the problem of budget deficit of many states, – reports Logos Press.
In 2024, companies with Moldovan shareholders in Romania showed a turnover of 4.2 billion Romanian lei (16.2 billion Moldovan lei), Logos Press reported.
The European Union is stepping up tax controls on the income of digital nomads, Logos Press reports.
Moldova was ranked 85th among 165 countries in the ranking “Economic Freedom in the World 2025”, published on September 25 by Fraser Institute jointly with the Bendukidze Center, – Logos Press reports.
The EU should provide Ukraine with an interest-free loan of 140 billion euros from frozen Russian assets, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has said.
US President Donald Trump has shown no change in his policy in his latest statement on Ukraine, in which he allowed it to return to its former borders.
The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has announced that the EU is ready to allocate 200m euros for school meals for Ukrainian schoolchildren, Logos Press has reported.
