Philippines hit by 7.4-magnitude earthquake, seven dead

The death toll from the two high-intensity earthquakes that struck the southern Philippines on Friday, October 10, has risen to seven with more than 300 people injured, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (the country's disaster management agency) and local officials.

Expert warning: How small screens can damage children's vision and cause eye strain

Children and screens appear inseparable, but using devices for more than two hours a day poses a serious risk to children's sight, specialists warn.

Maria Corina Machado dedicates Nobel Peace Prize to Donald Trump

Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Corina Machado, a Venezuelan opposition leader, said she was dedicating the award to President Donald Trump for his support.

Trump threatens 100% China tariffs over rare earth curbs

President Donald Trump announced that he will impose fresh tariffs of 100% on Chinese imports, starting no later than November 1.

Moldova Telecoms giant justifies landline price rise as copper network fades

The largest national telecoms operator in Moldova has responded to speculation about a rise in landline phone tariffs.

Tiraspol: How EU funds helped one woman launch a uniform business

The Covid-19 pandemic proved to be a time of both severe challenges and unexpected reinvention for many.

Russian metallurgy faces mass layoffs as sanctions bite

A wave of forced layoffs and shifts to reduced working hours has reached Russia’s metallurgy industry.

TUX Online Ponzi scheme collapses: Moldovan authorities investigate

Dozens of people in Moldova have lost money after the online financial investment platform TUX became inaccessible, raising fresh concerns about unregistered trading schemes in the country.

2,000 Moldovan farmers will get equipment to protect crops from drought, hail, and heatwaves

Two thousand farmers in vulnerable rural areas will receive agricultural equipment, including greenhouses, mulch films and electric cultivators, to protect their crops and increase their incomes. The equipment will be provided through the Climate Change Adaptation Grants Program, launched on Thursday, October 9.

Moldova sees record foreign student enrollment, mainly in Medicine and Education

Higher education institutions in the Republic of Moldova admitted a record number of foreign students in the 2025-2026 academic year. In total, 1,113 students from 24 countries around the world were enrolled in higher education programs in the Republic of Moldova, 376 more than in the 2024-2025 academic year, the Ministry of Education and Research informs.

Court of Appeal overturns the CEC’s decision to cut state funding for the “Democracy at Home” Party until November 2026

The "Democracy at Home" Party (PDA) could receive allocations from the state budget for the results recorded in the parliamentary elections on September 28. The Central Court of Appeal today annulled the decision of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) of October 3, which sanctioned the party with the deprivation of allocations from the state budget for 12 months, starting in November 2025.

Modern workshop with solar panels launched at a vocational school in Balti

The first workshop in the Republic of Moldova, equipped with a fully functional photovoltaic system, was inaugurated at Vocational School No. 4 in Balti. There, students learn to install solar panels. The investment value exceeds 160 thousand lei.