Jobs Fair in Chisinau. Over 1,500 job opportunities offered by 25 companies

More than 25 companies and over 1,500 job opportunities were available for visitors at the fall edition of the Jobs Fair, which took place for two days at the "Nicolae Sulac" National Palace in Chisinau. The event featured employers from various sectors, along with universities showcasing educational programs and training opportunities for young people just starting their careers.

Moldovans eat more carefully, favoring eggs, fruits, and vegetables

An increasing number of Moldovans are becoming more conscious about their food choices. Official data shows that the consumption of eggs, fruits, and vegetables has risen over the past year. In 2024, the average Moldovan consumed 256 eggs—17 more than the previous year. Apples continue to be the most popular fruit, and nutritionists are supportive of these healthier dietary choices.

IQ Fest: Chișinău hosts inaugural family games festival

The inaugural intellectual games festival, IQ Fest, took place in Chișinău, offering families a range of challenges from chess to robotics.

Popcorn lung: Vaping chemical Diacetyl linked to irreversible lung damage

E-cigarette users face 'highest risk' of developing Popcorn Lung, campaign warns.

Expert warning: How small screens can damage children's vision and cause eye strain

Children and screens appear inseparable, but using devices for more than two hours a day poses a serious risk to children's sight, specialists warn.

Moldovan grandmother, 49, enrols in social work degree to help others

A 49-year-old grandmother has proven that it is never too late to learn.

Moldelectrica: Two candidates shortlisted for general director post

Two candidates have been named for the final stage of the competition to lead Moldova’s state-owned energy firm, Moldelectrica.

Moldova Telecoms giant justifies landline price rise as copper network fades

The largest national telecoms operator in Moldova has responded to speculation about a rise in landline phone tariffs.

Foster care in Moldova: 25 years of dedication and a lifeline for children

Professional foster carers in Moldova have become a vital support system and a safe refuge for vulnerable children whose biological parents are unable to cope. They offer a stable, loving environment in their own homes.

Burnout and stress: Experts on mental health risks in Moldova

Chronic stress, lack of sleep, burnout, and constant exposure to tense situations are among the leading factors contributing to mental health disorders.

Moldova's obsolete ambulances: CNAMUP needs 100 more

More than half of the ambulances belonging to the National Prehospital Emergency Medical Assistance Center (CNAMUP) are obsolete, threatening their ability to respond quickly in emergencies.

TUX Online Ponzi scheme collapses: Moldovan authorities investigate

Dozens of people in Moldova have lost money after the online financial investment platform TUX became inaccessible, raising fresh concerns about unregistered trading schemes in the country.