Special wage payment regime introduced on the left bank of the Nistru amid economic challenges

The authorities in Tiraspol implemented a special salary payment system for employees in the region's budget sector. This measure will be effective from March 1 to December 31, 2026. The decision was made during a meeting of the unrecognized executive governing the left bank of the Nistru.

Integrity vetting sparks institutional deadlock in Moldova’s Gagauzia region

The autonomous region of Gagauzia is facing a severe institutional deadlock as local leaders delay elections for the People's Assembly. Despite the mandate expiring in November 2025, officials have yet to set a new polling date.

EU-funded restoration transforms historic 1912 Mereșeni steam mill into national landmark

One of the oldest industrial sites in the Republic of Moldova, the Mereșeni steam mill, has officially gained the status of a national and international historical monument. The transformation follows a major restoration project funded by the European Union with over €400,000 (approx. 7,840,000 MDL).

Romanian doctors will provide medical consultations for ten months in several Moldovan villages

The Health Caravan, an initiative of the Romanian Red Cross, has arrived in the Republic of Moldova. On Wednesday, February 18, doctors from Romania provided consultations to residents in the village of Alexeevca in the Ungheni district. This service will be available for 10 months across various locations nationwide.

Moldova’s autonomous region struggles to form election body ahead of March polls

Gagauzia’s Regional Assembly (APG) will make a renewed attempt to appoint a Central Election Commission (CEC) in Comrat this Friday. The move aims to break a year-long systemic deadlock that has paralyzed the region's legislative elections.

Grid failure at Transnistria's key power plant signals deepening energy fragility

A technical failure at the Moldovan Thermoelectric Plant (MGRES) triggered a partial blackout across the Transnistrian region on Friday, February 6.

Surge in respiratory illnesses triggers health alerts and school quarantines in southern Moldova

Health authorities in the Gagauzia Autonomy and Taraclia district report a significant spike in acute respiratory infections and influenza. Medical centers in Comrat and Corten are currently treating dozens of patients daily, with children representing the majority of cases.

Green Transition in Lozova: How EU-Funded Projects are Transforming Rural Moldova

​The commune of Lozova is rapidly evolving into a model of European rural development. Through the national "European Village" program, the locality has modernized its infrastructure with a new water treatment plant and a solar photovoltaic park.

Inclusive academia: Alecu Russo University integrates childcare facilities for students and staff

La Universitatea de Stat „Alecu Russo” din Bălți, studiile sau munca pentru mamele cu copii nu mai reprezintă o provocare. Camerele special amenajate pentru ei oferă un spațiu sigur, confortabil și primitor. Aici, educația, munca și maternitatea se îmbină armonios, iar fiecare mamă poate învăța și lucra liniștită.

Undercover operation exposes decades of killings at Moldovan pig farm

Moldovan authorities are nearing a major indictment in a chilling serial murder case, involving six victims and spanning two decades of criminal activity.

Logistics in Moldova's Transnistrian enclaves stabilized amid winter freeze

Moldovan authorities have confirmed that essential supplies remain secured for the left-bank villages of Molovata Noua, Vasilevca, and Corjova. Despite the suspension of the Molovata ferry, deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Valeriu Chiveri, stated on January 28 that land routes remain open for commercial suppliers.

Economic gravity: 71% of Transnistria’s exports flow to EU as regional firms align with Chisinau

Transnistrian businesses are increasingly formalizing their operations under Republic of Moldova jurisdiction to access international markets. Despite political hurdles, 2,478 companies from the breakaway region are now registered with Moldova's Public Services Agency (ASP) as of mid-2025.