Politics
Government unveils plan to digitise public procurement
A new online system for tenders aims to cut paperwork, publish every contract and make it easier for smaller firms to bid for public…
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Economy
Small exporters struggle with rising logistics costs
Producers of wine, fruit and textiles say longer routes and higher freight rates are eating into margins just as new EU markets open up.
World
Aid agencies call for more funding for displaced families
Humanitarian groups say winter programmes are underfunded and urge donors to commit earlier to housing, heating and school support.
Ukraine & Russia
Families of the missing push for faster information exchange
Relatives and rights groups are calling for clearer procedures and regular updates through international humanitarian channels.
Society
Volunteers keep community kitchens running for displaced families
Local groups serve hundreds of meals a day, but organisers warn that donations have fallen as the crisis drags on.
Technology
Data centre investment grows as grid connections improve
Operators are planning new facilities near industrial zones, attracted by available land and upgraded power infrastructure.
Economy
Moldova diversifies supply with new cross-border capacity
Additional transmission and gas links with its neighbour give the country more options and reduce reliance on a single supplier.
Travel
Old town restoration draws visitors back to a historic centre
A decade of careful work on facades, courtyards and public squares has turned a neglected district into a lively place to explore.
Sports
Stadium renovation plan clears its final approval
The upgraded venue will meet international standards and host national team matches that are currently played abroad.
Culture
Design week showcases sustainable craft traditions
Makers presented furniture, textiles and ceramics that combine old techniques with recycled materials and modern forms.