Volunteering grows—support for elderly & children unites communities in Moldova

Volunteering is growing increasingly active in the Republic of Moldova. Community initiatives aimed at supporting the elderly and children are creating spaces for emotional support, socialization, and inclusion. These efforts are bringing people together and strengthening the civic spirit in localities such as the village of Semeni and beyond.

Leova–Bumbăta Border Crossing temporarily closed due to rising the Prut River levels

The activity at the Leova–Bumbata border crossing point is temporarily suspended on Sunday, March 29, between 10:30 AM and 2:30 PM due to an increase in the water level of the Prut River.

Gura Galbenei modernizes: Over 7M lei invested in infrastructure & culture

The village of Gura Galbenei in the Cimișlia district is undergoing continuous modernization. Today, over 2,400 residents benefit from new infrastructure and improved living conditions due to the implementation of several local development projects. The investments made in the community have resulted in visible changes and have significantly enhanced the quality of life for the residents.

“Queen Maria and Chișinău” — a historically valuable exhibition opened at the National Museum of History of Moldova

An exhibition of historical and symbolic significance was inaugurated at the National Museum of History of Moldova. Titled "Queen Maria and Chișinău," it is part of a series of events commemorating the 108th anniversary of the Union of Bassarabia with Romania. The artworks are created by the artist couple Antonina and Vitalie Grișciuc.

Cimișlia — a charming southern town where gabled houses and rich traditions shape the region’s identity

Cimislia, situated in the southern part of the Republic of Moldova, is known for its rich traditions, the warm hospitality of its locals, and the serene steppe landscapes. The area has a growing tourism potential thanks to its cultural heritage and favorable geographical location. In some villages within Cimislia, houses were traditionally built with cellars dug into them, often featuring decorative gables on the exterior.

Moldova insurance market hits €170m as structural gaps persist

Moldova’s insurance sector continues to expand, yet experts warn that growth remains superficial. The market is currently dominated by mandatory motor insurance, while long-term protection and voluntary products remain under-utilised.

Moldova restores key power line after Russian drone strikes

Ukraine has fully restored and put back into operation a strategic high-voltage power line connecting its grid to Romania, the Ministry of Energy announced on Saturday.

Valentina Iusuphodjaev joins Moldova's public media board

The Audiovisual Council (CA) has appointed Valentina Iusuphodjaev to the Supervisory Board of Teleradio-Moldova (TRM), the country's national public broadcaster.

Trump hints at withholding NATO aid amid Iran crisis

President Donald Trump warned on Friday that the United States might not provide military assistance to NATO allies, intensifying his criticism of the alliance during a business forum in Miami.

Russian drone strikes kill three in Odessa and Kryvyi Rih

Russian forces launched two waves of drone attacks on Odessa and a massive strike on Kryvyi Rih overnight, killing at least three people and wounding several others, local authorities reported on Saturday, March 28.

Moldova wine exports 20 years after Russia embargo

Twenty years after Russia imposed a devastating embargo on Moldovan wine, the industry has successfully pivoted from Eastern dependence to European growth. The 2006 crisis, which shuttered 100 wineries and eliminated thousands of jobs, is now viewed as the catalyst for a total sector overhaul.

Moldova joins Earth Hour 2026 to cut carbon emissions

The Republic of Moldova will join the global Earth Hour initiative this Saturday, March 28, 2026, to promote environmental protection and climate action.