Shahed drone crosses Moldovan airspace at 3,000 m, Defense Ministry

On the morning of Friday, April 3, a Shahed drone flew illegally over the airspace of the Republic of Moldova. This information was confirmed by the Ministry of Defense, which announced that the aircraft was detected by the surveillance systems of the National Army.

Over 20 modern gynecology offices opened in 11 Moldovan medical institutions

Women in areas with limited access to medical services will benefit from modern healthcare facilities following the inauguration of 22 updated gynecological surgery units across 11 primary healthcare institutions in the country.

Over 9M family doctor visits in 2025, averaging ~360 lei each

In 2025, mandatory healthcare insurance funds covered over nine million visits to family doctors. The average cost of a visit increased by 52 lei compared to 2024, totalling approximately 360 lei.

Gas supply uncertainty for Transnistrian region after June; authorities seek solutions

The gas supply to the Transnistrian region is currently provided by Moldovagaz until June 30, 2026, pursuant to a decision by the National Energy Regulatory Agency. After this date, the future delivery mechanism is uncertain. In light of this, the authorities in Chisinau are considering several scenarios, according to Valeriu Chiveri, the Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration.

Chișinău urges Joint Control Commission to review Russian drone airspace violations

Chisinau requested that the Joint Control Commission conduct an objective assessment of the recent dangerous incidents that occurred in the perimeter of the Security Zone, where unauthorized Shahed attack drones were flown.

Alexandru Munteanu: "Romania is more than a partner—it’s family"

Bucharest continues to be Chisinau's primary partner, and Romania's support during times of crisis underscores the strategic nature of the relationship between the two countries, stated Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu. The Prime Minister emphasized that this cooperation is expanding through collaborative projects in the economic and energy sectors.

Street begging rises in Moldova; police warn of associated risks

Street begging is on the rise in the Republic of Moldova, posing risks to both traffic participants and the individuals involved, according to the General Inspectorate of Police.

Parliamentary opposition proposes cutting deputies from 101 to 61

Members of the parliamentary opposition are proposing to reduce the number of deputies in Parliament from 101 to 61. This initiative comes from the socialists and has the support of the "Alternative" Bloc, Our Party, and Democracy at Home. The proposal's supporters argue that this change would make state institutions more efficient and less costly.

Moldovan MPs’ trip to Georgia sparks controversy in Chișinău

A group of Moldovan deputies from the Socialist Party, the Alternative Bloc and the Democracy at Home Party are in Georgia on a cooperation visit within the Moldovan-Georgian friendship group. The trip has generated controversy in Chisinau, due to the increasingly obvious rapprochement of the Tbilisi regime with Russia and hostile statements towards the Republic of Moldova.

Job Fair: Over 250 positions offered in Chișinău

More than 250 job opportunities were showcased at the Job Fair held during the "MoldEnergy Expo" exhibition. Companies and organizations from the energy sector presented job offers for various positions, including engineers, accountants, electromechanics, economists, and lawyers. Participants noted that the offers are particularly appealing for young individuals at the start of their careers.

Poultry farms to receive state subsidies to meet EU standards, MAIA promises support.

The poultry sector in the Republic of Moldova is experiencing ongoing development, bolstered by public investments and external programs. Export prospects are becoming more favourable. A significant boost comes from the opening of the European market: starting in February 2026, poultry meat from across the Republic of Moldova will be eligible for export to the European Union, providing producers with new opportunities for expansion.

AUTISM: Screening at 18–24 months is crucial for a child’s future, experts

Early diagnosis and increased social awareness can significantly enhance the future of children with autism in the Republic of Moldova. When parents recognize the importance of an early diagnosis, it allows their children to access therapies, educational support, and social integration. As society grows in understanding, it will adapt to better accommodate the special needs of these children, experts say.