Growers note that grape plantations of the main export variety “Moldova” have begun “cracking” – cracking (with the subsequent prospect of rotting) of berries.
Accordingly, the forecast of low prices for “Moldova” for processing is still relevant. This circumstance worsens the prospects for the export of “Moldova” to the markets of European countries. According to market participants, some Moldovan wineries have resumed large-scale exports of budget wines to the Belarusian market.
Moldovan startup airline HiSky will launch a route from Romania's capital Bucharest to Belgium's Brussels on November 4, it said on Friday.HiSky will fly f.
HiSky was established in February 2020 by a team of entrepreneurs in partnership with Romanian charter airline Cobrex Trans. HiSky has a fleet of five Airbus A320 family aircraft operating regular flights from Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Iasi, Baia Mare, Satu Mare and Chisinau to domestic and international destinations, as well as charter flights in partnership with the main local travel agencies. On Tuesday, the airline announced it plans to add two new Airbus A321neo LR aircraft to its Romanian base in 2023.
September rains have affected most regions of Moldova, having a negative impact on the quality of late variety table grapes. Growers note that in places, ...
This circumstance worsens the prospects for the export of “Moldova” to the markets of European countries. According to market participants, some Moldovan wineries have resumed large-scale exports of budget wines to the Belarusian market. Growers note that in places, the main export variety “Moldova” has begun to crack.
Earlier, Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Spinu said that Moldova is considering the possibility of signing a long-term gas supply contract with Azerbaijan ...
Last year, TAP transported 8.1 billion cubic meters of gas to Europe. But again, it all depends on price,” she said. The government is holding talks with Azerbaijan and Romania.
The latest Tweet by The Kyiv Independent states, '⚡️Ukraine, Moldova, Romania agree to increase cross-border electricity trade. The foreign ministers of ...
The energy and foreign affairs ministers from the three countries met in Odesa and agreed to increase bilateral electricity exchanges between them, and sign ...
During the meeting, the emphasis was placed on immediate support measures needed for the cold season for both Ukraine and Moldova, but also on long-term efforts to strengthen both countries’ energy security, the minister also said. The minister also noted the importance of cooperation because of “the multidimensional crises affecting Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova, as well as in the perspective of establishing a long-term dialogue and coordination mechanism.” The energy and foreign affairs ministers from the three countries met in Odesa and agreed to increase bilateral electricity exchanges between them, and sign bilateral contracts for the short-, medium- and long-term, Romanian Energy Minister Virgil Popescu wrote on his Facebook page.
Moldova was already one of Europe's poorest countries. But now, amid fears of Russian gas being cut and skyrocketing inflation, the situation is looking ...
"Energy prices have gone up tremendously and they are absolutely unaffordable for Moldovan citizens and businesses," she added. And there is a risk that the contract will be unilaterally stopped by Gazprom." The inflation rate
The ministers of foreign affairs of Ukraine, Moldova, and Romania together with the energy ministers of these countries initiated a new tripartite ...
And the presence of energy ministers at this meeting also confirms that we have the desire and opportunities for integration into the European Union, including in the field of energy." The parties also strongly condemned the occupation of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) by Russian troops, their numerous provocations and shellings that could cause a large-scale nuclear disaster in Europe. “Today in Odesa, I hosted foreign ministers of Moldova and Romania to launch a new trilateral format.
Manchester United's trip to play Sheriff Tiraspol provided fans with a chance to visit the Russian-speaking mini-state of Transnistria.
[Lisandro Martinez](https://theathletic.com/football/player/lisandro-martinez-lZNyZmtnsD6xHZZP/), who was willing to chat to us by the side of the pitch. Outside, a young fan in a Manchester United shirt with “Ronaldo” on the back broke through a cordon and made a run towards where the United players were boarding their coach. After the final whistle, all the United players bar Ronaldo went towards the travelling fans to thank them for their support. We saw no Sheriff fans, no convoys of them travelling to the sold-out game in Chisinau. [Jadon Sancho](https://theathletic.com/football/player/jadon-sancho-WxHzrPhDPwJUmjki/) [finished a fine team goal and showed some shin pads given to him by a young fan](https://theathletic.com/3599485/2022/09/16/jadon-sancho-manchester-united-england/), [Cristiano Ronaldo](https://theathletic.com/football/player/cristiano-ronaldo-jh1IjFA8SnHLGtwM/) scored his penalty and ran away from the travelling United fans to [do his ‘Siuu’ celebration](https://theathletic.com/3364461/2022/09/15/siu-ronaldo-celebration/) in the opposite corner. There were innocent chants of “Sheriff!” and no organised fan culture on their part. Your passport doesn’t get stamped on the way, but you get a 12-hour visa and a “migration card”. The iconography of the Soviet period prevails. “There have been a number of explosions reported in the Transnistria region in late April. We walked to the main door hoping to see inside the stadium. Their game against [Manchester United](https://theathletic.com/football/team/manchester-united/) was thus shifted to the Moldovan capital of Chisinau, 50 miles away. [UEFA](https://theathletic.com/football/champions-league/) ordered that no European games be permitted to take place in Transnistria as a direct consequence of the Russian invasion of neighbouring Ukraine.