Moldova launches new university programs for modern jobs

Three new university programs, directly aligned with current workforce demands, will now be available for study in universities across Moldova.

Emergency 112: Managing summer demand and false alarms

The number of calls to the National Single Emergency Call Service 112 increases by up to 20% during summer, compared to other periods of the year.

Moldova faces Pro-Kremlin PSYOP over Pride March

The Republic of Moldova is facing a psychological influence campaign, orchestrated by pro-Kremlin media networks, targeting its religious and conservative population, warns security expert Andrei Curăraru.

Record: 11,000 digital "Green Card" certificates in a single month

In May 2025, the auto insurance sector in the Republic of Moldova experienced a significant increase in the digital processing of "Green Card" insurance certificates. Over 11,000 certificates were processed digitally through the RCA Data information system. This unprecedented achievement represents a dramatic transformation compared to the previous year, when only 239 external RCA policies were processed semi-automatically in May, reads a press release from the National Bank of Moldova (NBM).

Ukrainian man detained after illegally crossing the border using a paramotor

A 45-year-old man from Ukraine was detained by Border Police for illegally crossing the state border with a paramotor over the weekend.

Survey: Moldova 1 TV holds the top spot as the most-watched channel nationwide

Moldovans primarily get their news from social media, television, and online news sites, according to the latest audience study. More than half of the respondents access social media platforms daily for news, while nearly half watch television news every day. Radio remains a reliable source, maintaining a steady audience, although it is smaller compared to television and the Internet. In contrast, printed newspapers are facing a significant decline; very few people read them daily, and most respondents indicate that they no longer turn to them for information.

Medical first in the Republic of Moldova: Liver transplant performed from an adult to a one-year-old child

A medical milestone was achieved at the Republican Clinical Hospital "Timofei Moșneaga" in Chișinău. A one-year-and-four-month-old child's life was saved through a liver transplant from a living donor, making this child the youngest patient in the Republic of Moldova to undergo such a procedure.

Parcel deliveries to Israel are suspended

The Moldovan Post announced the temporary suspension of the acceptance of postal items destined for Israel, effective Tuesday, June 17. This decision is due to the halt in air traffic and other transportation services to this destination.

Moldova’s Embassy in Israel suspends regular consular services due to security concerns

The Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in Israel informs the public that, due to the current security situation in the region, the consular section is temporarily suspending all ordinary consular services. Only emergency assistance will be provided during this time. The embassy will exclusively issue travel documents and will address exceptional cases. We remind you that Israel's airspace remains closed indefinitely.

Dozens of Moldovans request evacuation assistance from Israel

An increasing number of Moldovans in Israel are seeking assistance to leave the conflict zone. Recently, the Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in Tel Aviv received 26 inquiries from citizens wanting to know about evacuation options and whether a special flight is being arranged. Authorities in Chisinau continue to advise citizens who do not have essential reasons to stay in Israel to leave the country as soon as possible, utilizing the open and safe roads and border crossings.

Over 5,000 Moldovans received free lung screenings in the first five months of the year

In the first five months of the year, approximately five thousand citizens from seven rural districts benefited from free lung screening services using mobile digital radiography. This screening aims to detect tuberculosis and precancerous conditions at an early stage. While the World Health Organization recommends conducting this screening every two years, in the Republic of Moldova, it is performed annually due to the consistently high incidence of tuberculosis, say experts in the field.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs urges Moldovan citizens to leave Israel

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) of the Republic of Moldova is advising Moldovan citizens currently in Israel to leave the country due to the ongoing conflict with Iran. This warning is issued in light of the worsening security situation in the region.