Maia Sandu invites young readers to share their summer reading and visit the Presidency

Children who are passionate about reading will have the opportunity to share their experiences directly with the head of state. President Maia Sandu will welcome the most active young readers to the Presidency in early September to discuss the books that have impressed them and the stories that have touched their hearts.

"Generations Run" united families from Nisporeni

On Sunday, the town of Nisporeni served as the Capital of Sports and Friendship for a day. Children, along with their parents and grandparents, took part in a two-kilometre marathon. The participants showcased their energy, skill, and determination to succeed, creating an atmosphere filled with emotions and cheer.

How Moldova rejected the Kozak Plan and pivoted west

Public broadcaster Moldova 1 continues its special editorial campaign, "35 Years of Independence," highlighting the key moments that shaped the nation's modern history. Running daily from August 10 to 27, the series examines the decisive events that influenced Moldova’s path since 1991.

Moldova won two medals at the International Olympiad in Informatics in Uzbekistan

The Republic of Moldova achieved remarkable results at the International Olympiad in Informatics, held from August 9 to 16 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Student Alin Popescu earned a silver medal, while Alexei Baca received a bronze medal. Both students are from the "Orizont" Theoretical Lyceum located in Durlești, within the Chisinau municipality.

"Independence that unites us" - theme of the 2026-2027 school year

The 2026-2027 academic year will commence in all public and private general education institutions in the Republic of Moldova with a thematic lesson celebrating the 35th anniversary of the proclamation of Independence. Titled "Independence that unites us", this first lesson will be held on September 1 for students in grades I-XII. It will focus on the country's history, democratic values, and each generation's responsibility for the future of the Republic of Moldova.

University admissions: Second round applications due by August 17th

Applications for universities in the Republic of Moldova are still open for a second round. Those who did not participate in the main session or were not accepted into their preferred study program can submit their applications until August 17.

A drone flew for 18 minutes over Moldova before NATO shot it down in Romania

On the morning of Sunday, August 16, the airspace surveillance systems of the National Army detected an unauthorized aircraft entering the territory of the Republic of Moldova. This incident occurred in the context of the air strikes launched by the Russian Federation in Ukraine. The aircraft flew over Moldovan airspace for 18 minutes.

Sole survivor of Greek crash repatriated to Moldova

A seven-year-old girl, the sole survivor of a fatal car accident in Greece that claimed the lives of her parents and six-month-old sister, arrived in Chisinau overnight on August 15. Nearly a month after the tragedy, she was admitted to the Mother and Child Institute for ongoing medical treatment.

Heavy exit traffic at Leuseni border prompts rerouting advisory

Heavy outbound traffic involving both passengers and vehicles was reported on Saturday morning at the Leușeni–Albița border crossing on the border between Moldova and Romania.

38th Peace Corps cohort swears in Moldova

A new group of 22 Peace Corps volunteers from the United States officially took their oath today in Moldova. The cohort will now deploy to communities across the country to teach English, promote health education, and support local development over a two-year service period.

Moldovan and Romanian villages secure €1.37m in EU funding

Three Moldovan villages alongside Pădureni municipality in Vaslui County, Romania, have launched a €1.37 million (approx. 26.85 million MDL) cross-border development initiative. The project targets modern infrastructure upgrades and regional cultural preservation.

Moldova university enrollments rise 16% in 2026

Moldovan universities have enrolled more than 18,000 students during the main 2026 admission round. The figure represents an increase of nearly 2,500 students—or approximately 16%—compared to the same stage last year.