Reza Pahlavi signals imminent collapse of Iranian regime following US support

Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s last Shah, has issued a strategic appeal to the Iranian people and armed forces, declaring that the Islamic Republic is nearing a state of total collapse.

Israel declares nationwide state of emergency amid Iran conflict; Ben Gurion airport closed

Israel enters a nationwide state of emergency effective Saturday, February 28, 2026, at 08:00 AM, following the escalation of military operations against Iran. The Moldovan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and Ambassador Alex Roitman have confirmed the total suspension of non-essential activities across the country.

Iran-Israel conflict: Military expert Cătălin Gomboș analyzes nuclear threats and proxy warfare risks

The long-standing tensions in the Middle East are not mere recent flare-ups but the culmination of a half-century confrontation. In a strategic assessment for Radio Moldova, military expert Cătălin Gomboș explained that the current escalation is deeply rooted in the ideological shift following the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

IMF Article IV consultations confirm Moldova’s economic recovery amid EU integration efforts

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Executive Board has concluded its Article IV consultations with Moldova, signaling a steady yet cautious recovery. While the economy is rebounding from recent systemic shocks, experts warn that the path to long-term stability remains exposed to significant external risks.

Moldova struggles with teacher shortage as 25% of staff reach retirement age

The Moldovan education system continues to face a significant labor gap, with approximately 1,300 teaching positions currently vacant. Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun, highlighted the issue on Friday, noting that while the situation has improved, systemic challenges remain.

Moldova marks International Day of Women and Girls in Science with 28 awards

The Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) honored 28 prominent women researchers for their 2025 achievements during a ceremony marking the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. The event gathered leaders from academia, research institutes, and public authorities to celebrate excellence in fields ranging from genetics and IT to law and history.

Israel launches pre-emptive strike on Tehran; sirens sound in Jerusalem as retaliation looms

The Israeli military launched a "pre-emptive strike" against Iran on the morning of Saturday, February 28. Iranian media reported at least three explosions in the center of Tehran.

Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs honors veterans of the 1992 War of Independence

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) has launched "The Living History of MAI," a strategic campaign dedicated to the veterans who defended Moldova’s sovereignty during the 1992 Nistru conflict.

Moldova to open final EU negotiation clusters as Russian troop withdrawal enters Brussels agenda

Moldova is set to begin technical negotiations on the final three clusters of the EU acquis within weeks, Vice Prime Minister for European Integration Cristina Gherasimov announced following high-level meetings in Brussels on February 26-27.

Toxic metals in spring symbols: Moldova’s consumer watchdog issues safety alert

The National Center for Consumer Protection (CNPC) has issued an urgent health advisory regarding jewelry-type Mărțișoare ahead of the March 1st spring celebrations.

Education Minister Dan Perciun denies Chisinau mayoral bid for 2027

Education and Research Minister Dan Perciun has categorically dismissed rumors regarding a potential candidacy for the Chisinau Mayoralty under the PAS banner.

Chisinau asserts sovereignty: Economic integration to end Transnistrian anomaly

Following a pivotal meeting at the OSCE headquarters in Tiraspol on February 26, 2026, Moldovan officials signaled a strategic shift in conflict resolution. The dialogue aims to marginalize Russia's role as a "mediator" while forcing the breakaway region into the national economic and legal framework.