PM calls Taliban delegation's arrival in Moldova “an error of assessment”

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan describes the situation regarding the visit of a delegation from Afghanistan to the Republic of Moldova as "embarrassing and unacceptable." He states that its approval was "an error of evaluation and institutional coordination."

Water tariffs in Chisinau increase as ANRE approves new rates

Residents of the capital will pay over one leu more for drinking water and sewage services after the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) approved new tariffs at a public meeting on August 4.

Ana Revenco ends mandate at Strategic Communication Center

Ana Revenco announced her decision to end her mandate as the director of the Center for Strategic Communication and Countering Disinformation. She highlighted that she built this institution from the ground up starting in 2023. According to her, the center is currently functioning well, and the organizational model developed in the Republic of Moldova is being studied as a model of good practices.

Breastfeeding matters: Benefits for baby's immunity and mother's health

Breastfeeding contributes to the health and development of the child and brings important benefits to the mother. Over 175 countries mark World Breastfeeding Week in the first week of August, an initiative dedicated to promoting and supporting this process.

Latvia reaffirms support for Moldova's EU accession in Tofan–Braže meeting

Latvia has pledged to support the Republic of Moldova in its efforts to advance negotiations for accession to the European Union. Latvia's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Baiba Braže, made this commitment during a meeting with Prime Minister Vasile Tofan. The discussion between the two officials also highlighted the development of economic relations, bilateral cooperation, and regional security.

Ludmila Vartic case: Former police officer accused of issuing posthumous fine sent to trial

The former police officer who allegedly drew up a traffic violation report in the name of Ludmila Vartic, dated after her death, has ended up in the dock. According to the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, the document was allegedly issued in connection with a traffic violation committed by the woman's husband, Dumitru Vartic.

Young teachers can receive up to 375,000 lei as second round of recruitment begins

Young individuals aspiring to build a career in education can now submit their applications for the second round of the competition to fill vacant teaching positions. The Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) highlights that new teachers may receive allowances ranging from 160,000 to 375,000 lei.

2026 Baccalaureate results: Top-performing lyceums

The "Spiru Haret" Theoretical Lyceum in Chisinau achieved the highest overall average in this year's national baccalaureate exam – 9.36. In total, 129 lyceums in the Republic of Moldova recorded a 100% pass rate.

Treasure in oak barrels: Moldovan company preserving a distillate over 75 years old

Divin "Prezident", aged for 50 years, and a distillate from 1949 are among the treasures of the "Barza Albă" enterprise in Bălți. This company, recognized as part of the national cultural heritage of the Republic of Moldova, has achieved annual revenues of nearly 90 million lei.

Chemotherapy services expand in Anenii Noi and Soroca hospitals

More than 400 cancer patients from various districts have already benefited from nearly 600 chemotherapy treatments offered closer to home. As of August 3, the network is expanding. The district hospitals in Anenii Noi and Soroca will now serve as the newest medical facilities where eligible patients can receive cancer treatment without the need to travel to Chisinau.

Diaspora Days 2026 launches in Chisinau with cultural exhibits

Moldova launched Diaspora Days 2026 on August 3 in Chișinău under the official theme "Wherever We Are, Moldova Unites Us." The month-long initiative opened at the National Library with an exhibition celebrating Moldovan authors living abroad.

Moldova to add antigypsyism to school curricula

Hate speech against Roma is on the rise in Moldova, officials and civil society representatives warned during a roundtable commemorating the Roma Holocaust.