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Employees of the National Bank of Moldova demonstrate a high level of integrity and professionalism, and their salary levels must also be analyzed in light of competition in the banking market. This opinion was expressed by the Secretary General of the Government, Alexei Buzu.
The activities of investment companies will be regulated by the National Financial Markets Commission (CNPF).
Moldova’s Academic Freedom Index in 2025 stood at 0.69, which is 15% lower than it was ten years earlier. The global average is 0.55, with the lowest score at 0.02 and the highest at 0.98.
Amid an electricity shortage, Romanian authorities have restarted the Paroșen coal-fired combined-cycle power plant, built 70 years ago, to restore the country’s energy balance.
The U.S. State Department is exploring the possibility of requiring some immigration visa applicants to post a cash bond of up to $100,000, according to The Wall Street Journal. State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott also confirmed that this option is indeed being considered.
Polaris Aviation Group, an airline that has not yet been officially registered in the Republic of Moldova, has acquired its first aircraft for commercial flights.
Fines of up to 2 million lei may be imposed on companies and organizations that violate personal data processing regulations. The law, passed two years ago, will take effect on August 23 and will establish new requirements for the protection of personal information, as well as expand citizens’ rights to appeal the unlawful use of their data.
Moldova is expected to face a power shortage this evening due to the difficult situation in the region. Authorities are urging citizens to conserve electricity.
In addition to participating in investment projects and providing funding, the diaspora can bring to Moldova the personal experience, knowledge, norms, standards, and values it has gained in its countries of residence. This view was expressed by participants in “Youth Talk: Youth Change the World.”
Moldova is seeking approval from Chinese authorities to export honey to the Chinese market. This issue was discussed at a meeting between Moldova’s ambassador to Beijing, Petru Frunze, and Mao Wenchong, deputy director general of the Department of European and Central Asian Affairs at the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Moldova has a great opportunity to become a wonderful and beautiful country, especially with the help of young people from the diaspora. The experience they’ve gained abroad sets them apart and allows them to bring new ideas for the country’s development. PAS MP Eugeniu Sinchevici made this statement at the event “Youth Talk: Youth Changes the World.”
German premium apparel manufacturer Hugo Boss ended the second quarter with a double-digit decline in revenue and profit amid weakening consumer demand and ongoing business restructuring. Despite the decline in financial performance, the company maintained its full-year outlook, prioritizing profitability in a challenging market environment.
Products imported under the excise tax suspension procedure will be required to be backed by cash guarantees.
Moldova needs to start finding common ground. Not about everything at once, and not about the past. But at least on what kind of country we are trying to build and whether there is a place in it for people with different experiences, languages and views of what is happening.
Former prisons in various countries are being converted into hotels, museums, and cultural centers. Instead of being demolished, these historic buildings are preserved and repurposed for new functions, allowing these former places of confinement to become part of the tourism and cultural infrastructure.
Well, here he goes again. U.S. President Donald Trump raises and lowers tariffs as he pleases, violating international agreements that he himself signed and almost certainly breaking federal laws.
Moldova plans to build 500 charging stations for electric vehicles by 2030. The National Electric Vehicle Development Program, developed by the government, calls for investments of more than 1.19 billion lei to develop charging infrastructure, reduce emissions, and increase the number of electric vehicles on the country’s roads. However, funding sources have been identified for less than 4% of the total amount.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup set a record not only for soccer but also for the short-term rental market. Over the 39 days of the tournament, owners of apartments and homes in the 16 host cities earned $1.33 billion in revenue—$276.7 million, or 26%, more than during the same period last year. This is according to data from the analytics company AirDNA.
S.A. Energocom is continuing the process of procuring the natural gas required for the 2026–2027 gas year, in accordance with the procurement strategy approved by the company and the natural gas procurement procedure approved by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
The Triumphal Arch is being prepared for restoration. To this end, the authorities intend to officially designate the monument as state property. The Ministry of Culture has drafted a corresponding resolution.
