Moldova will buy 10,000 meningitis vaccine doses in 2026, with 11.5 million lei allocated by CNAM

The Moldovan authorities plan to purchase 10,000 doses of meningitis vaccine in 2026. To achieve this, the National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) will allocate 11.5 million lei.

Moldova adopts EU standards: Consumers will earn money by returning beverage packaging

Starting January 1, 2026, consumers in the Republic of Moldova will be able to return empty beverage packaging—whether made of PET (polyethylene terephthalate), glass, or aluminum—and receive a financial refund that was paid at the time of purchase. This initiative is part of the Deposit Refund Systems (DRS), which will be mandatory at the national level. The goal of this system is to reduce pollution and encourage recycling, as announced by the National Environmental Center.

Youth Forum from Moldova and the Diaspora held in Chișinău

Chisinau hosted a forum on Friday for students from both the country and the diaspora. Young people had the chance to explore various opportunities for personal, professional, and civic development. The event emphasized the important role that youth play in modernizing the Republic of Moldova and in strengthening connections with the diaspora.

TehAgroFest: New farm tech meets financial hurdles

Cutting-edge agricultural technology, irrigation drones, and machinery from world-renowned brands are currently on display at TehAgroFest.

Elections 2025 // Moldova's electoral roll tops 3.29 million voters

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) reports that there are 3,298,443 eligible voters registered in the State Register of Voters of the Republic of Moldova.

Moldova energy shift: New supplier replaces Moldovagaz

SA "Moldovagaz," a subsidiary of the Russian energy giant "Gazprom," could lose its license to supply natural gas.

Kyiv death toll rises after deadly missile attack

The death toll from a missile and drone attack on Kyiv on the night of July 31 continues to rise.

Moldova lowers electricity tariffs starting August 1

Consumers in the Republic of Moldova will start paying less for electricity on August 1.

Drought-hit farmers reject Moldova's new support plan

The government is preparing a decree to institute a financial support mechanism for farmers who suffered losses from late frosts this spring.

Derk Sauer, founder of The Moscow Times, dies at 72

Derk Sauer, the founder of the newspapers The Moscow Times and Vedomosti, has passed away at the age of 72.

Gagauzia demands court return amid election crisis

Members of the Gagauz People's Assembly are urging Chișinău to reinstate the Comrat Court of Appeal.

New grants fuel Moldovan economic growth, jobs

Over 24 million Moldovan Lei in grants have been awarded to approximately 70 entrepreneurs nationwide to develop their businesses.