MEC advises cancelling outdoor training due to heatwave

In light of meteorological warnings about excessive temperatures, the Moldovan Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) recommends that sports communities cancel outdoor training sessions between 11:00 and 17:00.

Moldova’s Railway faces salary crisis amid financial struggles

The government and administration of Moldova's Railway are actively seeking solutions to ensure that CFM employees receive their salaries on time.

NBS clarifies census payments and contract adjustments

The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) of Moldova has provided clarifications following public reports that enumerators involved in the Population and Housing Census (PHC) had not received their salaries.

Humanitarian aid in Moldova: Major donors and impact revealed

In the first half of 2024, the Republic of Moldova received humanitarian aid totaling approximately 300 million lei from 25 countries. The largest donations came from Germany, Romania, and Spain.

ASP alerts citizens to fraudulent licence plate offers online

The Public Services Agency (ASP) has issued a warning to citizens regarding recent attempts to illegally sell automobile licence plates.

Moldova's key referendum on EU accession: What you should know

President Maia Sandu has called on citizens to participate in the referendum scheduled for October 20, regardless of their stance on Moldova's potential accession to the European Union.

Moldovan priests' Moscow pilgrimage raises financial concerns

Several priests suspected of collaborating with the Kremlin and Șor, who were scheduled to embark today on "pilgrimages" to Moscow, have arrived at Chișinău International Airport.

Moldovan state takes control of bus stations amid legal dispute

The enterprise "Railways and Bus Stations" is reverting to state control. The Public Property Agency (APP) has announced that it has commenced the process of unilaterally taking over the assets managed by the economic agent with whom the state signed a contract in 2018.

Investigation reveals alleged financial incentives for Moldovan priests

The Metropolis of Moldova confirms that several priests have embarked on pilgrimages to the Russian Federation but claims ignorance of any alleged political motives for which the involved clergy might be financially compensated.

Chișinău increases hospital beds amid rising COVID-19 cases

The number of COVID-19 infection cases in Chișinău is on the rise. Consequently, municipal authorities have decided to increase the number of hospital beds.

How the Transfiguration of the Lord is celebrated by Orthodox christians

Today, August 19, Orthodox Christians observe one of the most significant feasts in the ecclesiastical calendar—the Transfiguration of the Lord according to the Julian calendar.

US Peace Corps volunteers begin two-year mission in Moldova

Twenty Peace Corps volunteers from the United States have taken the oath to serve Moldovan people. Starting today, they will begin their roles as English teachers, health educators, and consultants in community and organisational development in Moldova.