Moldova: New guide aims to stop Russian-backed paid protests

Citizens in Moldova have the right to protest and express their will, but they face penalties for accepting payments to participate in demonstrations or actions aimed at destabilising the country.

Vocational education admissions: 16,500 places filled, thousands still available

More than 16,500 places for vocational and technical education have been filled for the 2025–2026 academic year, according to preliminary figures from the Ministry of Education and Research (MEC).

US renewable energy investments fall dramatically amid policy uncertainty

US renewable energy investments have plummeted this year as developers react to policy changes from the White House, a new report says.

Moldova rail firm gets diesel fuel from government to avert collapse

Moldova’s state-owned railway company can resume freight and passenger services after the government approved the release of 250 tonnes of diesel fuel.

Moldova’s National Dictation event attracts thousands

More than 1,500 people have so far registered for the third edition of the Great National Dictation, an event held in Moldova to mark Romanian Language Day.

Moldova Independence Day 2023: What to know about the celebrations

Government spokesperson Daniel Vodă says festivities will begin at 9:00 AM, with President Maia Sandu, Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu and Prime Minister Dorin Recean laying flowers at the 'Sorrowing Mother' Monument.

Comrat festival celebrates Moldova's cultural diversity

The 'Unity Through Diversity' ethnic festival has taken place in Comrat to promote the multicultural heritage of Moldova.

Moldova secures gas supply until 2026 amid new energy plan

Moldova has bought approximately 620 million cubic metres of gas, enough to cover estimated consumption until September 2026, the country's Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu announced on the Moldova 1 show, "IN CONTEXT."

Russian MPs: Citizens must save for pensions

Russians should start personally saving for retirement between the ages of 35 and 40 because the state cannot guarantee adequate payments, a Moscow regional parliament member has said.

Moldova: The female army major and the UN peacekeeping mission

A military officer with the Ministry of Justice, Major Stela Alexandrov chose her career out of a lifelong belief in values such as honesty, integrity, and discipline—principles that have guided her entire career.

Russia to quit European anti-torture pact

Russia's government has formally proposed to President Vladimir Putin that the country withdraw from the European Convention for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, a document signed by the country in 1996.

Moldova's medical tourism boom: Attracting patients from around the world

Moldova is emerging as a popular destination for international patients, who are increasingly choosing private clinics for high-quality, modern medical services at affordable prices.