"Answer and Win": Moldova 1 TV challenges you to fight disinformation

In a world where disinformation spreads rapidly and often undermines our trust in the information we consume, it is essential to learn how to distinguish truth from falsehood. We want to assess how prepared citizens are to tackle these information challenges, which is why, we will be visiting 16 localities across the country. We have prepared six questions, and participants will receive awards based on the number of correct answers they provide. Alongside the quiz, an expert will help us delve deeper into the truth behind each question.

Lithuania offers the Republic of Moldova a batch of military equipment

The strengthening of the partnership between the Republic of Moldova and Lithuania in the field of defense, security in the region, increasing the level of interoperability between the militaries of both states through participation in exercises and missions, as well as increasing national resilience to hybrid threats, were the topics discussed by the Minister of Defense, Anatolie Nosatîi, and the Commander of the National Army, Brigadier General Vitalie Micov, at the meeting with the Chief of Defense of the Republic of Lithuania, General Raimundas Vaikšnoras, who was on an official visit to Chisinau.

Chisinau reacts after Tiraspol called for negotiations with Russia and Ukraine: "We are taking all necessary steps for the citizens"

The constitutional authorities of the Republic of Moldova are taking all necessary steps to solve the energy issue, with the priority of protecting citizens on both banks of the Nistru, the Reintegration Policy Bureau announced. On the other hand, the alleged administration in Tiraspol is proposing a joint appeal to Russia and Ukraine to guarantee the continuation of natural gas transit, citing increased risks to energy security this winter.

Parliament approves: Mobile phones will be banned during lessons

Deputies approved on Friday, December 13, in second reading the amendment to the Education Code that provides for the ban on the use of mobile phones and other electronic communication equipment during lessons.

Allowances for victims of political repression will be increased from January 1, 2025

Victims of political repression from 1917 to 1990 will see an increase in their monthly state allowances, starting January 1, 2025. A draft amendment to the Law on Additional Social Protection for Certain Categories of the Population was approved in the second reading by 70 deputies.

Energy crisis: Power outages expected for both banks of the Nistru in 2025

Residents of the Transnistrian region may welcome the new year without electricity. Authorities in Tiraspol have announced that if Russian gas supplies are halted, the Cuciurgan Power Plant will switch to coal. This transition carries significant risks of power outages in the region. Meanwhile, officials in Chisinau warn that a similar risk exists for residents on the right bank of the Nistru. Prime Minister Dorin Recean reassured the public that any potential power outages would be brief and would not affect the entire country.

Orhei // A woman dies in a road accident

A tragic incident occurred on the morning of December 13 in Orhei, where a 55-year-old woman was fatally struck by a car. The accident happened on the R-6 road, near the Nistreana neighborhood.

Teachers in the Republic of Moldova go on strike: they demand salaries equal to the economy average

Teachers in the Republic of Moldova are organizing a protest in front of the Parliament today, December 13, starting at 10:00 AM. They are dissatisfied because authorities have not included their requests for salary increases in the draft state budget for 2025.

Chisinau hospitals brace for power outages

Amidst growing concerns over energy supply, Chisinau's hospitals are bracing for potential widespread power outages.

Moldovan teachers protest for better pay

Moldovan teachers are set to protest outside the Parliament in Chisinau tomorrow, demanding substantial salary increases.

International students swear Hippocratic Oath in Moldova

Forty-four students from India, Israel, and Ukraine, graduates of the Nicolae Testemițanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy, have sworn the Hippocratic Oath.

Moldova boosts neonatal care with new ambulances

Three fully equipped advanced life support ambulances, capable of transporting critically ill newborns, have been donated to the National Center for Consultation and Inter-Hospital Transfer.