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Moldova’s capital presents the Visit Chișinău booth at the international tourism exhibition BALTTOUR, which takes place for the 31st time in Riga, Latvia, Logos Press reported.
Today, February 8, marks one hundred days since the government of Alexandru Munteanu was sworn in before the President. This period has been the occasion for lively discussions: the authorities urge not to wait for “revolutions” and promise to update the Cabinet’s work program by spring, critics point to its inertia, and the opposition demands a report in Parliament.
Turbo Energy Power has reacted and refuted President Maia Sandu’s statements accusing them of involvement in the delay in the commissioning of the Vulcanesti substation.
The import and export of cat and dog fur will soon fall under an official ban in Moldova, Logos Press reports.
The leader in the total number of awards in the history of the Winter Olympics is Germany, which has won 435 medals, Logos Press reported, citing RBC.
In January 2026, more than 106 thousand tons of sunflower were exported from Moldova, which is an unprecedented volume for this month of the marketing season, Logos Press reported.
Paralympic Games champion, Merited Master of Sports Oleg Cretsul was re-elected for another five-year term at the head of the organization by a majority of votes at the Paralympic Committee meeting, Logos Press reports.
In 2025, every third medicine authorized in Moldova came from European Union countries, Logos Press reported.
Dissatisfied with the government’s planned austerity measures in the education sector, thousands of Romanian teachers and education workers took to the streets in protest this week, Logos Press reported.
Alpine skier Franjo von Allmen of Switzerland has become the first Olympic champion of the 2026 Games, according to Logos Press.
In the market of ulta-expensive real estate (from $10 mln), Dubai ranks first, Logos Press reported citing Prian.
The largest U.S. banks JPMorgan Chase & Co., Goldman Sachs Group and Bank of America have increased their bonus funds for bankers and traders by at least 10%, capitalizing on market fluctuations in 2025, according to Logos Press.
The San Siro stadium in Milan hosted the opening ceremony of the XXV Winter Olympic Games, which will last until February 22, according to Logos Press.
On the third anniversary of the devastating earthquakes on February 6, 2023, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the country has since invested 3.6 trillion Turkish liras, or about $91.5 billion, in rebuilding the affected regions, Logos Press reported.
Chronic depletion and inequitable distribution of surface and groundwater resources is becoming the new norm of an era of global water bankruptcy that the world community will have to adapt to, Logos Press reports.
Forcing a child to commit sexual acts is now punishable by 7 to 12 years in prison, and if the victim is under 14, a family member or in the care of the perpetrator, the punishment is increased, Logos Press reported.
In 2025, the production of trawls for the transportation of oversized cargo in Ukraine increased by 18% year-on-year to 415 units, according to Logos Press.
Zurich, Switzerland’s largest financial center, is launching a large-scale project to combat the housing crisis. There are practically no vacant apartments in the city: only 0.1% of space is available. This affects rental prices, pushing the middle class out of the city.
On the evening of February 6, the bitcoin exchange rate on Bithumb, one of the largest crypto exchanges in the world, collapsed by ten percent and dropped to the $55,000 level due to a trivial human error, Logos Press reports.
When it comes to artificial intelligence (AI), the biggest problem for Europe is not the sudden emergence of advanced models abroad or the penetration of American and Chinese platforms into its markets. The problem lies in the general political economy of artificial intelligence, which relies on exactly those areas where Europe is lagging behind: accumulated industry power; computing (data centers and chips); and a truly unified market where strategic, large-scale growth is possible.
