Technical University of Moldova establishes €1.4 million living lab for precision agriculture

The Technical University of Moldova (UTM) is transforming agricultural education through a 10-hectare instructional orchard. Part of the "Fruit Garden of Moldova" project, this initiative is financed by the European Investment Bank (EIB) to bridge the gap between academic theory and modern horticultural practice.

Moldova to observe national day of mourning following the death of legendary artist Gheorghe Urschi

President Maia Sandu has announced that Moldova will observe a national day of mourning on the day of the funeral for Gheorghe Urschi. The legendary actor and satirist passed away on April 13 at the age of 78.

Moldova mourns Gheorghe Urschi, the 'King of Satire' and national conscience

Gheorghe Urschi, a defining figure of Moldovan culture and one of the country's most beloved artists, has passed away in Chișinău at the age of 78. His family announced his death via social media, marking the end of a 14-year battle with severe health complications.

Inside Moldova’s weather grid: how scientists forecast the nation’s climate

The accuracy of a daily weather forecast relies on a massive influx of raw data and rigorous expert analysis. Beyond the digital screens, meteorologists at the Chisinau State Meteorological Service employ a sophisticated blend of high-performance equipment, direct observation, and encrypted messaging.

Moldovan scientists at TUM pioneer hemp-fortified bread following industrial legalization

Researchers at the Technical University of Moldova (TUM) have successfully developed an innovative bread fortified with hemp seed meal. The study, published in a prestigious international food science journal, highlights the nutritional potential of industrial cannabis.

Moldova’s state leadership urges national unity and solidarity in Easter messages

Moldova’s top leadership addressed the nation with messages of hope and solidarity on the occasion of the Resurrection of Christ, calling for unity and care for the vulnerable.

Moldova’s emergency medics urge early psychological intervention to prevent severe physical trauma

Daily lifestyle choices—including nutrition, physical activity, social relationships, and sleep—directly shape emotional well-being and mental health resilience.

Moldova faces rising Parkinson’s rates as 10,000 citizens battle the condition

Over 10,000 Moldovans are currently living with Parkinson’s disease, a chronic neurodegenerative disorder with a rising global prevalence. On April 11, World Parkinson’s Day, health experts emphasized that while the condition remains incurable, early diagnosis is vital for maintaining quality of life.

Easter in Moldova: Church leaders address the crisis of migration and historical trauma

In their annual Easter pastoral letters, Moldova’s two primary Orthodox leaders, Metropolitan Petru and Metropolitan Vladimir, issued calls for unity and spiritual resilience. Both messages emphasized the role of the family and the importance of maintaining Christian values amidst modern societal challenges.

Tradition through young eyes: Chisinau Parliament hosts cross-border Easter showcase

The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova is currently hosting "Luminous Easter," a vibrant exhibition featuring over 30 artworks by students from the Alexei Stîrcea School of Arts. The collection, created by young artists aged 11 to 15, translates traditional Paschal symbols into a sophisticated visual dialogue displayed within the nation's supreme legislative building.

Orthodox Easter 2026: Moldova celebrates the Resurrection with ancestral traditions

Orthodox Christians across the region celebrate Easter today, marking the Resurrection of Christ. As the year's most significant spiritual event, the holiday serves as a cornerstone for family reunions and the preservation of multi-generational heritage.

ANSP warns: Easter travel may spread infectious diseases amid outbreaks in Europe

The National Agency for Public Health (ANSP) warns that increased population mobility during the Easter holidays, including both domestic and international travel, heightens the risk of importing and spreading communicable diseases. The agency reports ongoing outbreaks in several European countries and recommends that the public take preventive measures.