Ion Creangă, accused of treason, does not plead guilty

The suspended head of the Parliament's Legal Department, Ion Creangă, suspected of treason, appeared in court today, October 3, after missing previous hearings due to health issues. For over an hour, Creangă read through dozens of pages in his defense, extensively arguing why he believes he is innocent. He is hopeful for an acquittal. The next hearing will continue with the defendant's final statements and the prosecutors' questions.

Moldova’s first agricultural university extension to open in Sireți

The first agricultural university extension in the Republic of Moldova will be located in the village of Sireți, Strașeni district. As per the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Technical University of Moldova and the Sireți City Hall, this center aims to bridge scientific research and the local community. It will provide consultancy, practical training, and applied services for farmers and young people.

Moldova weather: Yellow Code warning as cold rain hits

The State Hydrometeorological Service (SHS) has warned that chilly, gloomy weather will persist, with widespread rain and precipitation, from October 4 to 6.

Moldova teacher shortage: Why 700 posts remain vacant

The teacher shortage remains a challenge for Moldova's education system.

Breast Cancer in Moldova: The risk factors and screening advice from a specialist

Breast Cancer Awareness Month (Pink October) is underway globally, focusing attention on prevention, early detection, and access to quality care.

Moldova's best homemade wine awarded at National Wine Day

The National Wine Day festival in Chișinău will conclude this weekend with an awards ceremony for the "Golden Barrel" (Polobocul de Aur) Contest, honouring Moldova's best homemade wine producers.

Cash crisis: Why EU states want you to keep emergency money

European states are increasingly urging citizens to keep a small cash reserve at home, using small-denomination notes, sufficient for at least 72 hours.

Moldova hires record 426 young teachers, despite 'chronic' shortage

A total of 426 young teachers have been hired in schools and kindergartens across the Republic of Moldova for the current academic year.

Forester of 2025, Gheorghe Bagrin: It’s the job of my heart

Gheorghe Bagrin, a forester at the "Plaiul Fagului" Nature Reserve, was recognized as the "Best Forester of the Year 2025" in the Republic of Moldova. His passion, dedication, and profound connection with nature led to this national recognition during the finals of a prestigious competition. In an interview with Radio Moldova, he said, "It is a job that brings joy to my heart, and I hope we have the strength and health to continue moving forward."

Demographic crisis deepens: Employees nearly equal retirees

The Republic of Moldova is experiencing a significant demographic imbalance due to high levels of emigration and low birth rates, which pose a threat to its long-term economic sustainability. In an interview with the public broadcaster Moldova 1, demographer Valeriu Sainsus highlighted the direct effects on the state budget and the labor market. He emphasized the need for active public policies to ease the strain on social and economic systems.

Nearly 100 Moldovan schools equipped with assistive tools for students with special needs

Children with special educational needs from 95 schools in the Republic of Moldova will have access to assistive equipment valued at over 17 million lei (approximately 1 million USD). This initiative is supported by UNICEF, along with the European Union, the Global Partnership for Education, the Governments of Japan and the United States.

"Educator of the Year", "Teacher of the Year" and "Professor of the Year", awarded on October 4, at the Palace of the Republic

The most outstanding educators in the Republic of Moldova will receive the titles "Educator of the Year," "Teacher of the Year," and "Professor of the Year" in celebration of Teachers' Day, which occurs annually on October 5.