Moldova connects villages to power grid amid energy crisis

The villages of Varnița and Copanca will be connected to the power grid on the right bank of the Dniester River.

Transnistria energy crisis extends school break to January 20

Students in Transnistria will stay home longer than originally planned. They will return to classes on January 20, rather than January 9.

Save on energy costs with variable electricity tariffs in Moldova

The introduction of variable electricity tariffs provides consumers in the Republic of Moldova with the opportunity to lower their energy costs by adjusting their usage patterns.

Justin Trudeau nears resignation: What’s next for Canada's liberals?

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is reportedly on the verge of resigning after nine years at the helm of the Liberal Party and the government, according to a Reuters source.

New energy tariffs approved in Moldova: Higher heating prices ahead

Residents in several regions of the Republic of Moldova are facing higher heating costs following a decision by the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) to approve new tariffs.

Infographic // Moldova: Audit highlights inefficient use of external funds

More than €2.63 billion in external funding was allocated to the Republic of Moldova between 2022 and 2023.

Avoid border traffic: Alternative routes at Leușeni and Sculeni

Attention, all travelers! Currently, there is heavy traffic at the Leușeni and Sculeni border crossing points (BCPs) on the outbound route from the Republic of Moldova. The Border Police reports that the increased flow of travelers and vehicles is being managed with streamlining measures, and the staff is working at full capacity.

Moldova secures electricity supply for January 3 despite rising demand

Energocom has confirmed that Moldova’s electricity consumption for January 3 will be fully covered, despite an estimated 10% rise in demand compared to the previous day.

Premier Energy and FEE Nord request major tariff increases

On January 2nd, the largest electricity distributors in the Republic of Moldova, Premier Energy and FEE Nord, submitted requests to the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) to increase tariffs.

Tragic shooting in Cetinje, Montenegro: 12 killed in bar attack

Twelve people were killed when a man opened fire at a bar near the town of Cetinje, Montenegro.

Moldova avoids energy shortages on January 1 with secure supply

Moldova will not face energy shortages on January 1, as it is a public holiday and industrial consumption will be low, said Victor Bînzari, advisor to the director of Energocom.

Yoon Suk Yeol’s arrest warrant approved by South Korean court

A South Korean court approved an arrest warrant on Tuesday against President Yoon Suk Yeol, who had been suspended from office for imposing martial law on December 3.