IGSU warns against burning dry leaves and garden waste

Moldova has recorded more than 2,400 cases of dry vegetation burning since the start of 2026, affecting about 3,800 hectares of land nationwide, the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations says.

Higher public salaries may not mean higher living standards

Moldova’s planned public sector pay increases from January 2027 may fail to improve employees’ purchasing power if inflation remains high, economic expert Marin Gospodarenco warned on Moldova 1 on November 11.

Energy costs deepen Moldova’s inflation squeeze

Rising energy prices and domestic fiscal pressures are fuelling inflation in Moldova, pushing up household bills, food prices and service costs, economic expert Viorel Gîrbu said.