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Latvian President Edgars Rinkevics said at the Munich Security Conference that if Ukraine joins the European Union, Moldova should also be admitted, and then perhaps the “biggest act of European reunification” will take place, Logos Press reported.
The Board of Directors of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is going to consider the report on Moldova and the issue of starting negotiations on a new cooperation program on February 27, 2026, Logos Press reports.
The shortage of workers directly affects the pace of development of the country, so as early as 2026 employers in Moldova will be able to attract labor resources from distant countries, primarily from India and Bangladesh, reports Logos Press.
Moldova is preparing a legal framework for the entry of European companies (Societas Europaea), which are established in accordance with the norms of the European Union corporate law, Logos Press reports.
UPDATED. Moldovan President Maia Sandu is taking part in the 62nd Munich Security Conference, which takes place on February 13-15. The head of state will hold a number of meetings and speak at the panel discussion “Destructive Ambiguity: Deterring and Countering Hybrid Warfare,” Logos Press reported.
The reform of the local public administration will not be ostentatious, but deep and effective for citizens, and especially we are not talking about the forced dismissal of mayors. reports Logos Press.
In 2026, Moldova will continue to liberalize the labor market by attracting labor from countries outside the European Union, Logos Press reports.
President of Kazakhstan Kasym-Jomart Tokayev signed a decree on holding a referendum on March 15, 2026 on amendments to the Constitution of the country. Among the key changes are the transition from bicameral to unicameral parliament and consolidation of the principle of supremacy of the Constitution of Kazakhstan over international treaties, Logos Press reports.
The opposition insists on inviting Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu to the parliament. They want to receive from him a report on the government’s work, clarifications on the arms factory issue, and just to talk to him “before he leaves”, Logos Press reported.
UPDATED. Declining enrollment is forcing Moldovan authorities to take unpopular measures. A new phase of school reorganization is expected by September this year, based on the amendments to the Education Code currently under discussion.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s youngest son, Bilal Erdogan, is seen as a possible entrant in the future race for the nation’s highest office, according to Logos Press.
The authorities’ approaches to administrative-territorial reform are mainly aimed at concentrating state finances, which could turn into a political lever in the future, according to Logos Press.
