Mobile camp set up in Palanca for Ukrainians stranded in Moldova after border attacks

Ukrainians stranded in the Republic of Moldova are receiving support at a mobile camp set up in Palanca following the suspension of the Palanca – Maiaki - Udobnoe and Tudora – Starokazacie border crossing points.

‘I was the first to raise the flag’: the builders of the Vulcănești–Chișinău power line

The completion of the construction of the pylons for the Vulcănești - Chișinău Overhead Electric Line represents more than just infrastructure; it symbolizes the dedication of individuals who chose to get involved. This includes the teams in the field, the partner institutions, and, most importantly, the workers who meticulously assembled the entire structure like a puzzle, regardless of weather conditions.

Chisinau paid parking plan stalls amid legal dispute

The rollout of paid parking in Chisinau remains paralyzed due to what local authorities describe as "legislative gaps."

Moldova allows labor inspectors to conduct 24/7 unannounced raids

Moldovan labor inspectors have been granted the power to enter any workplace at any hour, day or night, without prior notice, following a law passed by Parliament in its final reading on December 18.

Moldova Parliament appoints Uliana Bădărău to state audit office

The Parliament of Moldova voted on December 18 to appoint Uliana Bădărău as a new member of the Court of Accounts, the country’s supreme financial watchdog. She replaces Eduard Moroșan, whose five-year term has concluded.

Moldova delays teacher salary hikes until 2026 citing budget reform

Moldovan teachers must wait until 2026 for salary increases as authorities prioritize structural pay reform.

Moldova to impose new taxes on online parcels from China

New taxes on international online parcels are becoming inevitable for Moldova as the nation's postal market experiences a massive surge in volume.

Moldova math exam pass rates soar from 3% to 52% after state tutoring

The pass rate for 9th-grade math graduation exams in Moldova has surged from a staggering 3% to 52%. Officials attribute this turnaround to a free remedial program launched by the Ministry of Education and Research (MEC).

VIDEO | Shootings in Căpriana: Environmental Guard officer beaten with rifle butt; suspect identified

There was a serious incident in Căpriana, located in the Strașeni district. On the evening of December 15, a member of the National Environmental Guard was reportedly struck with the butt of a gun during a control mission. Additionally, a bullet was fired into the team's vehicle. Law enforcement officials have announced that they have identified a suspect in the case. Representatives from the Căpriana forestry district assert that their employees were not involved in this incident.

Moldova invests 1.4 billion lei in improving the energy efficiency of residential homes

This year, a total of 180 families facing energy vulnerabilities received funding to rehabilitate their homes and lower their energy costs. The “Moldova Residential Energy Efficiency Fund” program has produced noticeable results. For example, a family in the Călărași district significantly reduced its energy costs thanks to improvements to their home.

‘Dignity for education’: Teachers protest in schools, demanding higher salaries; MEC cites a 40% increase over the past four years

Teachers from various schools across the country protested on Tuesday morning within their institutions. They displayed white sheets and some with the message "Dignity for Education," urging the authorities to recognize the constitutional provisions that uphold their right to work. The teachers called on the government to provide concrete solutions to the issues within the education system.

Drug testing in schools faces scrutiny as authorities highlight risks and advocate for education-focused solutions

The rise in drug use among children and adolescents has reignited public discussions about the possibility of implementing drug testing in schools. While this measure may initially appear to be a quick solution to address the issue, authorities and experts caution that it is ineffective and can pose serious risks.