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Category: Politics & Economy
According to the World Bank, Moldova ranks 4th in the list of countries and territories whose population in 2024 would decrease the fastest.
Today, hundreds of citizens work through digital platforms – delivery services, cabs, online services, etc. They often operate in opaque conditions, lacking legal clarity and, as a consequence, fundamental rights such as vacation, rest, guaranteed minimum wages, job stability and social protection.
Postponing the budget jeopardizes energy reimbursements, Logos Press reports.
The Military Strategy for the period 2025-2035, approved at a government meeting on October 8, envisages an increase in funding for the Armed Forces to 1 percent of GDP by 2034, Logos Press reported.
The government approved the National Program for Crime Prevention and Control for 2026-2030 worth almost 53.3 million lei, but most of the envisaged measures are not yet financially covered,” Logos Press reported.
A four-year mission of a Bundeswehr expert group that will assist in the implementation of projects to modernize the Moldovan National Army has begun, Logos Press reported.
On Sunday evening, the CEC distributed the mandates received by each contestant in the parliamentary elections of September 28, 2025 – Logos Press reported.
The elections are over, passions have calmed down a bit. Next came the “technical” procedures for approving mandates and forming parliamentary governing bodies.
Vasile Costiuca’s Democrația Acasă party may lose its mandates in parliament due to complaints from PAS, police and SIS, which point to indications of hidden online spending, use of fake accounts (in their opinion), and alleged links to Romanian politician Gheorghe Simion – Logos Press reports.
Situations when, due to political differences and personal ambitions, local councils are unable to find a compromise and vote for an important project are multiplying in Moldova. Scandals during budget approval in the capital have become almost a tradition, with this scenario repeating itself for the second year in a row. But if last year it took seven months to make a decision, this year it took nine months. And this situation is not only in Chisinau.
Political scientist Corneliu Ciurea believes that the current parliament faces a choice: either preserving and strengthening the PAS majority or early elections, Logos Press reported.
Suppliers in the markets of energy, water, transportation and postal services will not be afraid of losing public procurement tenders if they prove their exclusivity, Logos Press reports.
