MEC reports classroom assault involving student’s parent

The Ministry of Education and Research has responded after a novice teacher was reportedly assaulted by a parent of one of the students in the classroom. The incident was reported to the police, and specialists from the Republican Center for Psycho-Pedagogical Assistance will conduct psychological evaluations for both the teacher and the students involved.

New festival in Chișinău celebrates the work of Grigore Vieru

The 18th edition of the "Grigore Vieru" International Poetry Festival began on Thursday in Chisinau. This festival is one of the most significant literary events in Romania, celebrating poetry and the cultural heritage associated with the work of Grigore Vieru. It honors the creations and personality of this celebrated poet, who has become a symbol of cultural identity and national values.

Prime Minister Munteanu wears Vyshyvanka: Ukrainians are part of my personal story

The Ukrainian community celebrated World Day of the National Vyshynka Shirt by wearing traditional shirts and holding the Ukrainian flag. Since the onset of the large-scale Russian invasion, this event has also come to symbolize solidarity with the Ukrainian people and their resistance to aggression.

Dan Perciun announces social housing plan for young teachers

The government is considering creating social housing for young teachers in rural districts. This initiative aims to address the shortage of teaching staff and encourage new graduates to accept teaching positions outside major cities. The announcement was made by Dan Perciun, the Minister of Education and Research.

Moldova’s European future must be decided in Brussels, Maia Sandu

Moldovan President Maia Sandu concluded her diplomatic tour of the European Union on Thursday by attending the Globsec forum in Prague. She expressed hope that a formal decision on opening accession negotiations will be made in the coming weeks.

Children with disabilities will receive 3,000 lei in June

Families raising children with disabilities will receive a one-time allowance of 3,000 lei each June. This legislative initiative was approved by Parliament with the support of the parliamentary majority.

Moldova seeks lower customs duties for wines exported to China

The Republic of Moldova proposes to China to examine the possibility of adjusting customs duties applied to imports of Moldovan wines, in order to increase their presence on the Chinese market.

Opposition warns IMF program could lead to spending cuts and tax hikes

The agreement between the Republic of Moldova and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), reached at the expert level for the next three years, has sparked mixed reactions in Chisinau's political landscape. While opposition leaders caution about potential austerity measures and the risk of an economic crisis, government representatives assert that the program is designed to support economic reforms and ensure financial stability.

CNA becomes key institution for combating fraud with European funds

The National Anticorruption Center (CNA) will be the primary institution responsible for investigating fraud related to foreign funds and resources from the European Union budget. Additionally, a third deputy director position will be established at the CNA, allowing the institution's director to serve a second term.

Chișinău responds to Tiraspol accusations: There are no elections there

The constitutional authorities of the Republic of Moldova categorically reject the accusations made by the separatist regime in Tiraspol, which claims interference in the presidential election scheduled for the end of this year in the Transnistrian region.

Former president Igor Dodon criticizes speed of ‘Kuliok’ case

The "Kuliok" case, in which former President Igor Dodon is being tried for corruption, has reportedly been expedited in recent months, according to the leader of the Socialist Party of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM). He claims that 22 court hearings were scheduled between May and June to reach a verdict as quickly as possible.

Maia Sandu: “People want EU citizenship, not Russian citizenship”

President Maia Sandu claims that the decree signed by Vladimir Putin, which simplifies the process for residents of the Transnistrian region to obtain Russian citizenship, is an attempt by Russia to intimidate the Republic of Moldova. In an interview with Deutsche Welle and RFI in Strasbourg, she emphasized that the people living on the left bank of the Nistru "want to be EU citizens, not Russian citizens." Sandu also stated that the authorities in Chișinău will not permit Moscow to influence Moldova’s internal and foreign policies through threats.