Champions League: Teams qualify for play-offs

Spectacular clashes were seen in the second legs of the Champions League's third qualifying round.

Switzerland adopts EU sanctions, targets Russia and Moldova

Switzerland has adopted the European Union's (EU) 18th package of sanctions against the Russian Federation.

Judge and prosecutor threatened in Guțul case

After Judge Ana Cucerescu, who handled the case of Governor Evghenia Guțul, received threats, the prosecutor in the case, Ghenadie Epure, has also been sent multiple threatening messages.

Greek court approves Plahotniuc extradition to Moldova

The former leader of the Democratic Party, Vladimir Plahotniuc, could be extradited to Moldova. The decision was made on Wednesday, August 13, by the Athens Court of Appeals, which considered the request from Moldovan prosecutors to extradite the oligarch to Chișinău.

USMF opens second admission round for medicine and pharmacy

Nicolae Testemițanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy (USMF) has admitted 1,146 candidates following this year's main admission round.

Moldova fights disinformation, blocks TikTok channels

Moldovan authorities have called for the blocking of 443 TikTok channels involved in spreading disinformation that impacts national security and social stability.

Russia’s rare advance puts pressure on Ukraine negotiations

Over the past few days, Russian troops have made an unexpected advance on Ukraine's eastern front near the city of Dobropillia, penetrating several kilometers into Kyiv-controlled territory.

Moldova's digital health struggles and the push for EHR

Fewer than 10% of Moldovan citizens have access to their own digital medical data, which is seven times lower than the EU average, according to the Digital Decade 2030 program.

Police ask Chișinău mayor to block Șor protest

The National Police is asking Chișinău City Hall not to authorize a protest scheduled for August 16, which was announced by the convicted fugitive Ilan Șor.

New Constitutional Court judges to be sworn in on Sunday

The new judges of the Constitutional Court will be sworn into office on Sunday, August 17. The ceremony will take place before a special session of Parliament, according to Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu.

Trump, Putin to meet in Alaska amid controversy

The U.S. administration and the Kremlin have scheduled a summit between President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, for Friday at Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska.

New Moldovan party enters race amid Plahotniuc issues

The Modern Democratic Party of Moldova (PDMM), formerly known as "Pro-Moldova," a political entity led by Andrian Candu—the godson of Vladimir Plahotniuc, the former leader of the Democratic Party—announced its participation in the September 28 parliamentary elections on Tuesday, August 12.