After seven years, the truth reveals a man beaten to death

A man from a village in Florești district died seven years ago after being beaten several times by people trying to force him to work on a farm. At the time, no one was held accountable, the case was covered up, and the forensic examination was falsified.

Moldova's youth centers: Summer for growth

When we say "summer," we often think of vacations, adventure, and free time. But this much-awaited season can mean more than just relaxation.

Oncology Institute launches first MRI anesthesia service

The first anesthesia service for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) has been inaugurated at the Oncology Institute.

Coffins and placards at Presidency: Detained youths were allegedly paid by a political party

Five individuals, including minors, are under investigation by law enforcement after they were found bringing two coffins to the Presidency. The General Inspectorate of Police reported that when the individuals noticed the presence of law enforcement, they attempted to flee but were apprehended and taken to the inspectorate for questioning.

Southern Moldova will receive investments in afforestation and support for women in agriculture

By the end of 2029, the southern region of the Republic of Moldova will receive significant investments aimed at greening and restoring degraded and eroded lands. Additionally, the project will support the involvement of women in agricultural businesses by introducing and testing new species of fruit trees and shrubs that are suited to the specific climatic conditions of the area. These statements were made by Pavel Gavrilița, the manager of the project "Advancing Climate Resilience and Women’s Empowerment in Moldova" during the "Zi de zi" show on Radio Moldova. The project will be implemented over the next four years by the United Nations Development Programme Moldova and UN Women, in collaboration with local authorities.

Moldova faces security, corruption, and justice crises

The status of neutrality as viewed by the Danish Minister of Defense, the flight of deputies Lozovan and Nesterovschi and the authorities' reactions, and the 10-day lawyers' strike are among the main topics currently making headlines.

European Commission will analyze Moldova’s environmental sector next week

A new round of bilateral discussions between the Republic of Moldova and the European Union is set to take place next week in Brussels. This meeting will focus on Chapter 27 – Environment and Climate Change, a complex chapter that encompasses over 200 European acts and covers seven thematic areas. Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov, highlighted the significance of this agenda. Meanwhile, Minister of Environment, Sergiu Lazarencu, emphasized that the discussions with European experts will concentrate on the Republic of Moldova's preparedness and objectives related to environmental protection and sustainable development.

Secretary of State: Over 50,000 employees benefit from meal vouchers ranging from 35 to 70 Lei

The process for distributing meal vouchers will be enhanced this year, ensuring that night shift workers also receive daily payments, which range from 35 to 70 lei. This was stated by Cristina Ixari, State Secretary at the Ministry of Finance, during the "Zi de Zi" program on Radio Moldova. She also mentioned that the vouchers will now be available in electronic format.

Moldovan berries dominate market—85% of consumption from local producers

The berry industry in the Republic of Moldova has been experiencing significant growth, becoming an essential component of the national economy after 2015. According to economic expert Veaceslav Ioniță, berry consumption among Moldovans has increased more than fourfold in under ten years. Additionally, the export of frozen berry products has proven to be profitable.

ANOFM issued 240 digital vouchers for the unemployed; over 50 already validated

Unemployed individuals can apply for vocational training vouchers provided by the National Employment Agency (ANOFM) through a digital platform. So far, 13 service providers have registered in the system, and approximately 240 vouchers have been issued, with over 50 already validated.

The Republic of Moldova’s public sector faces labor shortage

The labor market in the Republic of Moldova is currently experiencing a significant shortage of employees, particularly in the public sector and other vital areas for the economy. By the end of the first quarter of the year, approximately five out of every 100 jobs were unfilled, with more than half of these vacancies occurring in public institutions, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). Experts emphasize the necessity of increasing, or even doubling, salaries in certain critical sectors.

Poverty rate in Moldova is falling but remains high, especially in rural areas

The poverty rate in the Republic of Moldova has seen a slight decline in recent years; however, it remains significantly high, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). Experts highlight a substantial disparity between rural and urban residents, emphasizing the need for targeted measures to address these differences.