Seven girls, including three minors, forced to provide sexual services in rented apartments in Chisinau

Seven girls from socially vulnerable families, including three minors, were sexually exploited by six men. The victims, aged between 15 and 20, were lured with promises of substantial monetary gain but were deceived and forced to provide sexual services in several rented apartments in Chisinau.

Veteran, 34 years after the Nistru War: “My only regret—Russian troops illegally in Moldova”

When the war on the Nistru broke out, the Republic of Moldova lacked a well-trained and equipped army. Thousands of policemen, soldiers, and volunteers came together to fight against the invaders using whatever resources they had to halt the tanks and armored vehicles of the Russian army. Victor Buliga was 28 years old at the start of the conflict.

Veteran Andrei Eremia on Moldova 1 TV: “It could have been like Ukraine if we hadn’t resisted fully”

Thirty-four years after the armed conflict along the Nistru, the Republic of Moldova is urged to acknowledge its history, commemorate its heroes, and openly discuss the sacrifices made by those who defended the country’s independence. Experts emphasize that the authorities should also place greater focus on the veterans of the Nistru.

Two children nearly drowned at Chisinau’s “Valea Trandafirilor” park

Two girls, aged 11 and 12, fell through the ice at the lake in "Valea Trandafirilor" park in Chisinau. Lifeguards rescued the children, and they were not injured.

MFA: 15 Moldovan citizens requested consular assistance in the Middle East

More than 100 citizens of the Republic of Moldova in the Middle East have reached out to diplomatic missions for consular assistance or information, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).

ANSA orders testing of every milk shipment from Ukraine

All imported bulk milk batches from Ukraine will undergo thorough checks to prevent products contaminated with metronidazole from entering the market. This directive was issued by the National Food Safety Agency.

NEW: Moldovan companies can use MIA Instant Payments from March 2—commission applies

Starting March 2, companies in the Republic of Moldova will be able to make instant transfers between legal entities (Business-to-Business – B2B) using the MIA Instant Payments system, with a maximum fee of 40 lei per transaction.

Dubai and Abu Dhabi urge hotels to extend stays: Who pays the costs?

Authorities in Dubai and Abu Dhabi have requested that hotels extend the stays of guests who are unable to leave due to the ongoing situation in the Middle East. This coordinated effort aims to protect international visitors who are affected by travel disruptions, according to Gulf News.

Moldovans abroad sent home over 132 million dollars in January: Most transfers - in euros

Moldovan citizens working abroad sent home 132.58 million dollars in the first month of this year, including nearly 74 million through remittance systems.

Bălți named Youth Capital 2026, will receive one year of development support

The municipality of Bălți was designated as the Youth Capital for 2026. For one year, Bălți will receive support for developing youth policies, including methodological and logistical assistance to implement various activities. The focus will be on engaging activists, volunteers, and other residents who are eager to contribute to community development. The budget allocated for this initiative is four million lei.

Expansion of Chișinău Airport terminal becomes a strategic priority amid rising passenger numbers

The expansion of the terminal at "Eugen Doga" International Airport in Chisinau remains a strategic priority for the airport's administration. Currently, the technical documentation for this project is being finalized. The modernization and expansion of the terminal will provide improved conditions for passengers. Notably, in 2025, the airport witnessed a growth rate that was more than ten times higher than the European average, and the number of travelers continues to rise steadily.

Remembrance Day: 34 years since the Nistru conflict

On March 2, 2026, it will be 34 years since the fighting began in 1992 to defend the territorial integrity and independence of the Republic of Moldova. Approximately 30,000 soldiers, police officers, and volunteers participated in the armed conflict, resulting in over 300 fatalities, with many others still unaccounted for. Despite numerous negotiations in various formats over the years, the Transnistrian conflict remains unresolved.