Major upgrade for Bălți Transfusion Center after 5 decades: “Working conditions are no longer sustainable

The National Blood Transfusion Center in Balti, which was built 55 years ago and has never been renovated, is set to undergo rehabilitation. This renovation will be carried out through the Initiative for the Development of Sustainable Public Infrastructure through Energy Efficiency Renovations (INSPIREE) Project. Annually, the center manages over 18,000 blood donations and meets the needs of 14 districts in northern Moldova.

Giurgiulești-Reni border crossing suspended after drone attack on Bolgrad

The Giurgiulești–Reni border crossing point (BCP) was temporarily suspended overnight from Monday to Tuesday following a drone attack on the city of Bolgrad in Ukraine, near the border with the Republic of Moldova.

Sewage network expands in Copceac through European Village program

The sewage network in Copceac village, located in the Gagauzia autonomy, is undergoing a significant expansion thanks to a project implemented under the "European Village" national program.

Mîndîc-R12 road fully repaired after 25 years of neglect in Drochia district

The comprehensive road repair project linking Mîndîc village in Drochia district to the R12 highway has been successfully completed.

Sourdough bread gains flavor and fuels new business growth in Drochia

The bakery market in the Republic of Moldova is undergoing noticeable changes as consumers increasingly seek healthier alternatives and traditional recipes. There is also growing interest in artisanal sourdough bread. Mihaela Sava, an entrepreneur from Drochia, discussed how she has capitalized on this trend by starting a local business during "Zi de Zi" show on Radio Moldova.

Expert: The stakes of the illegal elections on the left bank of the Nistru — preserving the facade of a fabricated state

The head of the so-called Central Electoral Commission in Tiraspol, Stanislav Kasap, stated that "international observers" are present at Sunday's elections for the so-called Supreme Soviet, and that they are representatives of Russia, writes the independent publication MOST.

Gymnasium in Singureni will be named after former Minister of Education Leonid Bujor

The gymnasium in the village of Singureni, located in the Râșcani district, will be named in honor of Leonid Bujor, a former deputy and Minister of Education. This decision serves as a tribute to the late politician, who would have turned 70 this year. According to his relatives, Leonid Bujor was born in Singureni and held a deep affection for his hometown.

Gagauzia crisis: Call to annul 23k 'vote-buying' fines

The People’s Assembly in Comrat, the capital of Moldova’s autonomous Gagauzia region, has been called upon to identify a legal solution for canceling the fines issued to residents for alleged electoral corruption.

Gagauzia elections: March 22, 2026 amid legal deadlock

The elections for the People's Assembly (AP), Gagauzia’s regional legislature, will take place on March 22, 2026.

Tiraspol’s new “elections”: Regime accused of mimicking state procedures

The separatist administration in Tiraspol is set to organize new elections at the end of this week for the so-called Supreme Soviet, which is claimed to be the legislature of the unrecognized regime on the left bank of the Nistru. Elections will also be held for new local council members. The constitutional authorities in Chișinău do not recognize this electoral process, and analysts have described the vote as a “mimicking of democracy.”

African swine fever outbreak triggers surveillance in Ialoveni

A ten-kilometer surveillance zone has been established around six localities in the Ialoveni district.

Large-scale theft at Florești exchange; Unlocked safe clue

A large-scale theft occurred at a currency exchange office in Florești last night, around 3:00 AM. The alarm was raised by the private security company responsible for guarding the premises.