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Iran’s unicameral parliament (Majlis) on June 25 approved a law to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Organization (IAEA),” Logos Press reported.
State enterprises will be able to rent out real estate and agricultural land of small size without the authorization of the Public Property Agency (PPA), Logos Press reported.
From the new academic year, the Technical University will start training students in two new specialties: “Hydromelioration” and “Smart Agriculture”,” reports Logos Press.
After joining the European Union, Section IV of the Tax Code on excise duties, adapted to European requirements, will be applied in Moldova,” Logos press reports.
Individuals wishing to register as independent entrepreneurs will be able to do so free of charge, only by submitting an online notification and application under their own responsibility to the Public Services Agency, – reports Logos Press.
The joint-stock companies Cartuș and Barza Albă, as well as Poșta Moldovei, have been exempted from paying dividends to the state, Logos Press reported.
Volkswagen, one of the world’s largest automakers, is rapidly losing assets, closing plants and laying off staff, Logos Press reported, citing RBC.
Moldova will create a functional mechanism for regulating cinematographic activity and will create new opportunities for financial support of the industry,” Logos Press reports.
Parliament approved in the second reading amendments to Law No. 337/2022 on the VAT Refund Program for Agricultural Producers, which provide for the extension of its application until December 2026, – reports Logos Press.
While during May 2025 the positive dynamics of lending was maintained, thanks to consumer borrowing, the first week of June saw a decline in the volume of loans issued in local currency,” Logos Press reported.
The government today, June 24, decided to extend the licensing regime for imports of wheat, corn and sunflower until December 31, 2025, Logos Press reported, citing a release from the MAIA Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry.
The investment of 200 million euros over three years will be used for major renewable energy projects,” Logos Press reported.
