Moldova's Oncology Institute to introduce bone marrow transplants following Israeli partnership

The Oncology Institute in Chisinau is set to introduce advanced leukemia treatments and bone marrow transplants. This development follows a strategic exchange with Israeli experts focused on life-saving technologies for severe lymphatic cancers.

Moldova, Romania, and Ukraine to launch trilateral chamber of commerce for Kyiv's recovery

Moldova, Romania, and Ukraine are establishing a Trilateral Chamber of Commerce as a joint strategic framework to coordinate economic efforts for Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction.

Moldova leaves geopolitical gray zone to join European defense of democracy at Davos

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu declared on Wednesday, January 21, that Moldova has officially moved beyond the geopolitical "gray zone" to align with European efforts in defending democracy and peace.

600,000 flee Kyiv as Russian strikes trigger energy emergency

Roughly 600,000 residents have fled Kyiv as relentless Russian missile and drone strikes continue to devastate Ukraine's power grid. Mayor Vitali Klitschko confirmed the exodus to Agence France-Presse, citing a total loss of electricity and heating in many districts.

Moldova Deputy PM inspects frozen Nistru River supply routes as ferry remains suspended

Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration Valeriu Chiveri conducted an emergency inspection of the Cocieri plateau on January 21, assuring residents that basic supplies remain stable despite the Nistru River freezing over.

Moldova Supreme Court blocks Gagauzia election preparations amid legal deadlock

The Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) of Moldova has issued a final ruling suspending the executive decisions of the People's Assembly of Gagauzia regarding its regional electoral body.

Ukraine $800 billion reconstruction deal stalled at Davos amid US-EU friction

A landmark $800 billion agreement for the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine has been postponed at the World Economic Forum. The delay follows escalating tensions between the United States and European capitals over President Donald Trump’s "Peace Council" initiative and his controversial stance on Greenland.

Moldova’s 2026 prosecution budget: €26.5 million allocated for justice and reform

The Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP) approved the 2026 budget for the Prosecutor General’s Office during its session on January 21. The institution will operate with over €26.5 million (approx. 519.4 million MDL), marking a 1.45% increase compared to 2025.

Moldova formally exits CIS to cement European integration path

Moldova is preparing for a final legal exit from the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), a move experts describe as a symbolic but necessary divorce from Russian influence. The Moldovan Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that Chisinau will denounce the foundational 1991 and 1993 treaties that established the post-Soviet bloc.

Moldova reports sharp rise in Roma student enrollment for 2025 academic year

Moldova’s Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) reports that over 2,000 Roma students enrolled in schools across the country as of September 2025. This figure marks a significant increase from 1,687 students recorded in the previous year.

France’s National Assembly unanimously approves driving license recognition for Moldovans

The French National Assembly has officially adopted a bilateral agreement to recognize driving licenses issued by the Republic of Moldova. This decision marks a significant milestone in simplifying administrative procedures for Moldovan citizens living in France.

Moldova expands zero-cost HPV vaccination program to curb cancer risks

The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Moldova is urging citizens to contact primary care physicians for Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination. Health officials warn that 80% of the population will contract the virus at some point, often without showing any visible symptoms.