The Republic of Moldova has 11 internationally accredited guides

Eleven guides from the Republic of Moldova have earned international certificates, enabling them to provide services that meet global standards and welcome tourists at a higher professional level. This initiative responds to the growing number of foreign tourists visiting our country and the shortage of qualified specialists in the field.

Moldova press freedom at risk despite legal reforms

Nine leading media organizations warned on World Press Freedom Day that judicial harassment and financial instability are threatening the survival of independent journalism in Moldova.

Elite felines compete at Chisinau international show

Rare and prize-winning felines took center stage at the International Cat Exhibition held in the capital, with some specimens valued at several thousand euros. The event highlighted the growing professionalization of Moldovan breeders, showcasing European champions and exotic lineages to a sophisticated public.

UK raises terror threat to 'severe' after London attack

The United Kingdom has elevated its national terror threat level to "Severe" (Level 4), indicating that a terrorist attack is now considered highly likely. The decision follows a recent knife attack in Golders Green, North London, where two individuals were injured in a predominantly Jewish neighborhood.

Moldovan expert on essential hydration benefits

Proper hydration is fundamental to human health, as water constitutes 60-70% of total body weight. Gastroenterologist Dr. Margareta Surlari emphasized on Radio Moldova that water is vital for blood circulation and respiratory functions.

Partial traffic halt on Mihai Viteazul str. this weekend; police issue recommendations

Traffic on a section of Mihai Viteazul str. in Chisinau will be temporarily restricted this weekend due to a cultural event, according to the General Inspectorate of Police (IGP).

Telegram scam uses identity of Radu Marian for fake “investments”

A fraudulent Telegram channel is misusing MP Radu Marian's name to promote fake investments. The MP warns that these messages come from scammers attempting to mislead users and gain illicit profits.

No barriers on the labor market: youth trained in universities for future jobs

Professions of the future, such as Informatics, Biotechnology, Robotics, Cybersecurity, and Smart Agriculture, are becoming increasingly popular among young people. Universities are investing in modernizing laboratories, updating equipment, and digitizing curricula to better prepare students for the job market. Those who choose these fields report no trouble finding employment.

New employment reaches only 7.5% of the authorities’ 2030 target

In the first four months of the year, a total of 7,507 individuals found employment with the support of the National Employment Agency (ANOFM). This group included women and men of various ages, many of whom were over 55, as well as people with disabilities and individuals of Roma ethnicity.

Traveling to Ukraine: app that alerts you in time of attacks

Before traveling to Ukraine, it's advisable to install the "Air Alert" app on your phone and subscribe to some specialized Telegram channels. This will help you stay informed about drone and missile attacks in advance so that you can find shelter if necessary. This recommendation comes from Victor Chirilă, the Moldovan ambassador to Kiev.

Labor market paradox: staff shortages despite over 300,000 inactive people

The Republic of Moldova is experiencing a paradox in its labor market: despite having over 300,000 inactive individuals, numerous sectors are facing employee shortages. The government is working to increase employment through initiatives that support youth and by expanding childcare infrastructure, allowing parents to return to work sooner. Meanwhile, labor unions are highlighting issues such as unattractive wages, informal employment, and a lack of job security.

Outdoor May 1 celebrations: rescuers remind people of safety rules for picnics and outings

On May 1, many people choose to celebrate International Workers’ Day outside. To keep relaxation free of incidents, rescuers urge citizens to act cautiously and follow safety rules in recreation areas and during outdoor activities.