Over 9 million lei invested in Chioselia through national programs

The commune of Chioselia, located in the Cantemir district, is set to benefit from four local development projects funded by national programs such as "European Village", "European Village Express", and "Europe is Near" between 2022 and 2026. These investments will modernize the water supply infrastructure, rehabilitate roads, create a playground, and develop a recreational area. The total funding from the state budget is over 9.4 million lei.

Energocom urges energy savings from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM

Energocom has ensured that the Republic of Moldova's electricity needs will be met for Saturday, August 8. However, the company warns that regional market conditions remain unstable, and imported energy is costly, particularly during peak hours. They have procured nearly 11,000 MWh of energy and encourage consumers to minimize energy waste, especially between 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m.

Serious incident: Drone carrying explosives explodes in Bulgaria

On Saturday morning, a drone crossed into Bulgarian airspace from Romania and detonated approximately 100 meters inside Bulgarian territory. Prime Minister Rumen Radev announced this following a meeting of the Security Council within the Council of Ministers, as reported by Digi24.ro, citing BTA.

The United States will have a new ambassador in Chișinău: Joseph Burkhalter received Senate approval

The United States of America will soon have a new ambassador in Chișinău, after the U.S. Senate confirmed the appointment of diplomat Joseph Burkhalter as U.S. ambassador to the Republic of Moldova. The announcement was made by the U.S. Embassy in Chișinău, which congratulated the ambassador-designate.

The Republic of Moldova expands its cooperation with the Kherson region: Two new partnerships with Ukraine

The Republic of Moldova is strengthening its cooperation with Ukraine’s Kherson region through two new partnerships, targeting both local public administration and higher education. The town of Cimișlia is set to conclude a cooperation agreement with the united territorial community of Belozersk, while the Technical University of Moldova has become a partner of the Kherson State Maritime Academy.

Moldexpo will create a modern sakura alley linking the exhibition complex with Valea Morilor

Moldexpo is initiating a project to rehabilitate and modernize one of the main access alleys to the exhibition complex. This area will be transformed into a Sakura Alley, featuring modern lighting, urban furniture, and recreational spaces. It will serve as a connection between the Moldexpo territory and Valea Morilor. The tender for the execution of the project will be announced soon.

Vasile Tofan and Maia Sandu explain the delay in the salary increase scheduled for September 1

The salary increases promised to thousands of public sector employees are being postponed. Although the new Salary Law was set to take effect on September 1, the authorities have decided to suspend its implementation. The stated reason for this decision is the need to align the project with the new budgetary and fiscal reform recently introduced by the government.

Vasile Tofan discusses investment, the economy and European integration with the Italian and Turkish ambassadors

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan met on Friday with the ambassadors of Italy and Turkey to the Republic of Moldova, Giuseppe Maria Perricone and Uygar Mustafa Sertel. The discussions centered on support for Moldova's European integration, the development of economic relations, and the attraction of new investments.

Maia Sandu and Vasile Tofan urge people to save electricity during peak hours

The Republic of Moldova is facing its fourth consecutive day of challenges in providing enough electricity for domestic use. While the required electricity volumes have been secured for today, authorities caution that the regional situation remains complex. They warn that if conditions deteriorate, extreme measures, including controlled power disconnections, may become necessary.

Post-war Mariupol: New flats built on destroyed homes, leaving former owners without housing

Russia is constructing numerous new apartment buildings in occupied Mariupol. However, a DW investigation reveals that most of these apartments are being purchased by Russian citizens. Many former residents of the city, who have been left homeless due to the war, claim they have not received the promised housing and are now forced to rent.

Hundreds of Moldovans from the diaspora reunite in Chisinau

They left in search of a better future, but they have not forgotten their roots. Hundreds of Moldovans living abroad returned home for a few days to attend the Diaspora Forum. They brought back valuable experiences from other countries and a strong desire to contribute to their homeland's development, whether from afar or by returning to live there.

Moldova wins three medals at its first International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad

The Olympic team of the Republic of Moldova won a silver medal and two bronze medals during the country's first official participation in the International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad, held from August 2 to 8, 2026, in Astana, Kazakhstan.