Moldova students push for academic integrity and EU goals

Youth in the Republic of Moldova are promoting honesty. Dozens of students recently participated in a flashmob dedicated to upholding academic integrity and combating issues such as corruption, cheating, plagiarism prevention, and the inappropriate use of artificial intelligence (AI) in exams.

Quality journalism is essential to fight Russian propaganda in Moldova

Moldova is on the frontline of information warfare, making it one of the countries most exposed to Russian propaganda, particularly online. This persistent stream of disinformation erodes the public's ability to distinguish fact from manipulation.

Police dismantle migrant smuggling network on Moldova-Romania border

A migrant smuggling network, which was transporting individuals from Afro-Asian countries towards Romania to facilitate their illegal entry into the European Union (EU), has been dismantled in Ungheni, a Moldovan city located on the border with the EU.

Moldova tourism sees 44% surge, demands new digital platform

Employers' associations in Moldova are strongly encouraging the establishment of a National Tourism Platform, viewing it as a critical instrument for modernizing and accelerating the digitalization of the country's booming tourism industry.

30% of Moldova students use AI; state lacks national plagiarism defense

Nearly 30% of Moldova students utilize artificial intelligence (AI) to produce their academic papers, yet the state currently lacks a centralized, national mechanism for detecting AI plagiarism.

New compensated medicines from January 1: Expanded list for diabetics and hypertensive patients

Starting January 1, patients with diabetes, hypertension, or conditions requiring anticoagulant treatment will be able to request three new medications covered by mandatory medical insurance funds.

Christmas campaign by Diaconia offers aid to single mothers and their children

The Social Mission "Diaconia" has launched this year's edition of its Christmas campaign, "In the Mother's Arms". This initiative is aimed at supporting mothers who are left to care for their children alone, providing them with immediate assistance, safe living environments, and opportunities for a fresh start. The organization plans to implement a series of special actions to encourage the community to contribute to the support of beneficiaries at the maternity center.

ANSA destroys more than 11,000 tea sachets after detecting pesticide residues

A batch of imported tea was destroyed by inspectors from the National Food Safety Agency (ANSA). Laboratory tests revealed pesticide contamination in 11,016 tea bags, each weighing 34 grams, totalling over 374 kilograms.

Egypt, Romania, Bulgaria, and Dubai lead seasonal travel deals, say agencies

We are approaching that magical time of year when many of us feel the need to relax and escape from everyday life. Some dream of the sound of the sea, while others long for the fresh air of the mountains—preferences vary by personal taste and budget. Travel agencies cater to these desires with a variety of offers that suit every preference and financial situation. Among the top destinations for this season are Egypt, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, and Dubai.

Maia Sandu revoked state awards from the Judo Federation president and a coach

President Maia Sandu revoked the state awards from Andrei Golban, the president of the Judo Federation of the Republic of Moldova, and coach Grigore Postica.

Maia Sandu calls on citizens to back local producers

President Maia Sandu encourages citizens to support local producers by participating in the "Cumpăr BUN de acasă" (“I Buy GOOD Local Products”) campaign. She emphasizes that choosing local goods strengthens the economy and benefits communities across the nation.

Job vacancies increased in the third quarter with over 13,000 openings in the public sector

In the third quarter of this year, the number of job vacancies increased by over a thousand, which is a 3.5 percent rise compared to the previous quarter. By the end of this period, approximately 39,000 vacancies were recorded, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), resulting in a vacancy rate of nearly five percent. Of these total job vacancies, more than 13,000—around 39 percent—were identified in the budgetary sector.