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Friday, October 23, 2026
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Lawmakers have finalized the tax and budget framework for 2027, setting the country's fiscal course two years out. Separately, the government faces the possible loss of €15 million in EU funding, while internal friction has emerged as a minister publicly criticized the Prime Minister.
A fresh investigation has detailed the real estate holdings of Mihai Popșoi, alleging he invested in Trușeni and Durlești alongside controversial partners. In the media sector, the independent outlet Agora has announced it will abandon its own website after 12 years to publish exclusively on social media and the multi-publisher platform Laziar from May 2026.
The government is also being urged to regulate taxi platforms like Yandex Go more strictly, specifically regarding the verification of user data. While drug prices remain a point of public anxiety, Marcel Spatari insists that no decision to increase costs has been made.
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The Parliament of Moldova has officially approved the tax and budget policy for 2027. This decision outlines the financial framework and upcoming tax changes for the country in the next fiscal year.
NewsMaker:
Parliament Approves 2027 Tax and Budget Policy
The Parliament has approved the tax and budget policy for 2027, detailing upcoming tax changes.
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An exclusive investigation by TV8 has revealed details of Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi's real estate network, including investments in Trușeni and Durlești linked to controversial partners.
TV8:
Exclusive Cutia Neagră PLUS: Popșoi's real estate network. Investments in…
An investigation into Popșoi's real estate dealings, revealing investments made in Trușeni and Durlești alongside controversial partners.
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After 12 years, Moldovan independent news publisher AGORA has announced a strategic shift to exclusively publish content on social media platforms and Laziar, a new multi-publisher platform, effective May 14, 2026.
Agora:
AGORA Shifts to Social Media Exclusively
After 12 years, AGORA, a Moldovan independent news publisher, announced its strategic move to exclusively publish content on social media platforms and Laziar, a new multi-publisher platform, effective May 14, 2026.
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Moldova may lose €15 million in funds from the European Union, a situation that has led to criticism directed at Prime Minister Vasile Tofan. Heavy rains are also forecast for the country.
NewsMaker:
Moldova Risks Losing €15M from EU; PM Criticized; Rains Expected
Moldova may lose €15 million from the EU, a minister criticized the Prime Minister, and heavy rains are forecast.
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Questions have arisen regarding drug prices in Moldova. Marcel Spatari, Chair of the Parliamentary Committee on Economy, Budget and Finance, has stated that no decision has been made to increase drug prices.
TV8:
Drug prices in question: Marcel Spatari claims no decision on price increases
There are questions surrounding drug prices, with Marcel Spatari stating that no decision has been made regarding price hikes.
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A video report captured residents from various Moldovan villages discussing their perspectives on prevalent issues such as corruption, personal conscience, and the state of justice in the country.
NewsMaker:
Moldovans Discuss Corruption, Conscience, and Justice
Video report featuring residents from Moldovan villages expressing their views on corruption, conscience, and justice.
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