Gagauz language fades: A struggle for survival

Thirty years after Gagauzia's establishment, its core objective—reviving and developing the Gagauz language—remains unfulfilled.

Blind woman defies odds, finds purpose in Moldova

In Moldova, visually impaired individuals face numerous challenges in their daily lives, from limited access to education and employment to physical and social barriers that hinder their integration into the community.

Romanian language lessons for Ukrainian refugees in Moldova

The Romanian language lessons for Ukrainian refugees in Moldova are playing a vital role in helping these individuals integrate and adapt to their new environment.

Integrity first: New campaign targets Moldova customs corruption

A nationwide "Integrity First in Customs" campaign is underway at all border crossings until December 11th.

Man from Ungheni will stand trial for electoral bribery

A 26-year-old man from Ungheni district will stand trial for electoral bribery. According to the Prosecutor General's Office (PG), the accused, together with other individuals, between October 1 and 20, allegedly offered sums of money to influence voters to vote for a certain candidate in the presidential elections and to boycott the Republican Constitutional Referendum.

APP starts the process of appointing a new member to the Moldovagaz Supervisory Board, at the request of Prime Minister Recean

The Public Property Agency (APP) has initiated the process to replace Sergiu Tofilat on the Supervisory Board of Moldovagaz at the request of Prime Minister Dorin Recean. APP Director Roman Cojuhari confirmed that the procedure will adhere to existing laws, though he acknowledged that it may take some time to complete.

Fines worth nine million lei, applied by the CNA for electoral bribery

Fines totaling nine million lei have been imposed by the National Anticorruption Center (CNA) for electoral bribery. These fines were levied against voters who accepted money in exchange for their votes during the presidential elections and the referendum. The sanctions were based on contravention processes prepared by the police.

45 entrepreneurs will benefit from grants from the European Union and the Government of the Republic of Moldova

A total of 45 entrepreneurs will receive grants totaling 12.2 million lei to help develop their businesses. Most of the funding comes from the European Union, while others are supported by the Government of the Republic of Moldova. Nearly half of the beneficiaries are from the industrial sector, which receives the largest investments.

“A state of emergency can speed up processes, but it does not guarantee solutions.” Experts propose measures to avoid a major crisis

The state of emergency in the energy sector, set to be established in the Republic of Moldova on December 16, raises questions among experts about its effectiveness in preventing an energy crisis after January 1, 2025. Although this measure aims to expedite decision-making in areas such as procurement and pricing, it is not a complete solution without international negotiations and the identification of alternative gas sources, warns energy expert Sergiu Ungureanu during the “Zi de zi” show on Radio Moldova.

Cases of measles and mumps have significantly increased in the Republic of Moldova. ANSP recommendations

In the first ten months of this year, 49 cases of mumps were reported, primarily among children aged 0 to 17. Measles cases have also risen alarmingly, with 210 confirmed cases in 2024 compared to only three registered last year.

Victor Parlicov dismissed from office. Moldovan president signs the decree

The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, signed a decree dismissing Victor Parlicov from his position as Minister of Energy, effective today, December 5.

Energy compensation for residents on the left bank of the Nistru River? Serebrian: "The price will be the same for all citizens"

Residents of the left bank of the Nistru may be eligible for the same energy compensation as those on the right bank if, starting January 1, the Russian company Gazprom interrupts natural gas supplies to the Transnistrian region. This statement was made by Oleg Serebrian, Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, during a program on TV8.