Moldovan judoka Denis Vieru wins bronze at Budapest Grand Slam

Moldovan judoka Denis Vieru secured the bronze medal in the men's under-66 kilogram category at the Budapest Grand Slam on Friday after defeating Azerbaijan's Nizami Imranov in the decisive contest.

Moldova prosecutors reject parliament chief's vetting claims

Moldova's Superior Council of Prosecutors rejected accusations by Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu on Wednesday, denying allegations that the body undermines judicial vetting by refusing to rubber-stamp commission reports.

Moldova family justice centre aids 1,600 domestic abuse victims

More than 1,600 domestic violence victims sought police protection and emergency psychological care across Moldova during the first nine months of the year, authorities said, as reporting rates rose.

Rare 1911 girls' school photo exhibited at Chisinau history museum

Moldova's National Museum of History unveiled a rare 1911 graduation photograph capturing teachers and students from Bessarabia's Diocesan Girls' School to mark the start of the new academic year.

Three customs posts alter their control organization temporarily

Joint Moldovan-Ukrainian control has been established at three customs posts, where Customs Service and Border Police personnel conduct control activities on Ukrainian territory. The customs posts involved are Giurgiulesti – Reni, Briceni – Rossoșani, and Criva – Mămăliga.

Romanian DSU head indicted in SMURD helicopter acquisition case

Raed Arafat, the head of Romania's Department for Emergencies (DSU), is under investigation in a criminal case concerning the replacement of a SMURD helicopter that crashed ten years ago near Haragîș, Cantemir district.

NBS: Unemployment fell to 7.3%, with employment rising to 859.3 thousand

The labor market in the Republic of Moldova showed signs of recovery in the second quarter of this year. According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), the unemployment rate decreased to 7.3%. The number of employed individuals rose to 859,300, and the total labor force increased by 2.5%, reaching 926,900 people.

Cyber attack targets Moldovan government websites

Multiple government websites, including those of various ministries and the Presidency of the Republic of Moldova, are currently inaccessible and displaying errors. The Information Technology and Cybersecurity Service (STISC) reported that a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack is causing this, which may lead to difficulties or temporary unavailability when accessing the affected resources.

Moldova supports the US: Chisinau honors 25 years since the terrorist attacks

The September 11 attacks not only targeted the United States but also challenged the foundational principles of free societies, including human dignity, freedom, and the rights of individuals to think, express themselves, believe, and make choices. This statement was made by President Maia Sandu during a ceremony commemorating the approximately 3,000 victims who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.

European Commissioner supports Moldova's EU integration: "You can bet on Europe"

The Republic of Moldova is a dependable partner for the European Union, and the next step is to enhance its civil and social protection systems. European Commissioner for Equality, Preparedness, and Crisis Management Hadja Lahbib made this statement during her first official visit to Chisinau. She commended Moldova for effectively managing the refugee crisis and acknowledged Moldovan rescuers' contributions to European missions.

Maia Sandu thanks Hungary for its support of Moldova's European path

The Republic of Moldova aims to strengthen its strategic partnership with Hungary, which was initiated in 2020. President Maia Sandu conveyed this interest during a phone call with Hungary's Prime Minister, Péter Magyar.

130 institutions from Moldova join the "EAST GATE"

A new cross-border cooperation structure is being established in the region. On Friday, September 11, in Constanta, Romania, the Republic of Moldova, Romania, Ukraine, and Bulgaria signed the founding documents for "EAST GATE," which will become the largest European Grouping of Territorial Cooperation (EGTC). This new entity will unite approximately 300 public authorities, universities, and research institutions, covering a territory of 150,000 square kilometers and serving a population of over 10 million residents.