Over 80,000 home visits and hundreds of thousands of consultations covered by insurance in 2025

In 2025, over 138 million lei was allocated for community and home healthcare. This funding supported tens of thousands of visits and consultations, including services for individuals with reduced mobility and children. According to the National Health Insurance Company (CNAM), funding increased compared to the previous year, allowing the expansion of mental health services and those aimed at young people.

Expert: Renewable energy is no longer a goal, but the only option

Renewable energy is the only viable solution for Moldova, as vulnerabilities in its energy system and the lack of fossil fuels render the country dependent on imports, says energy expert Marcela Lefter.

Increased traffic at Chisinau exits: Police are directing vehicles

Increased traffic is currently being observed on several routes leaving Chisinau, where police have intervened to prevent congestion and ensure traffic safety.

MEC: Primary and secondary students no longer need documents to justify absences

Primary and secondary school students are no longer required to provide supporting documents for their absences. This change is part of the regulations regarding the organization and functioning of educational institutions, which were approved in February 2026. Parents can now report their children’s absences by simply sending a message or calling the school.

Siegfried Mureșan: Moldova could join the EU in a few years

The European integration of the Republic of Moldova is crucial not only for the future of Chișinău but also for the security of the European Union. According to MEP Siegfried Mureșan, if the country continues on its current pro-European course, it could begin accession negotiations within a few years.

BNM governor in Washington: Moldova’s banking system is stable and resilient

The banking system in the Republic of Moldova is stable and well-capitalized. According to Anca Dragu, the Governor of the National Bank of Moldova (BNM), banks remain resilient even in challenging scenarios, maintaining capital levels that exceed regulatory requirements. She made these statements during the Spring Meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank in Washington.

Igor Grosu visits Austria for a series of meetings

The Speaker of the Parliament, Igor Grosu, is on an official visit to Austria from April 19 to 21, at the invitation of the President of the National Council of the Republic of Austria, Walter Rosenkrantz.

Maia Sandu on the Easter of the Dead: We remember those who remain part of us

On Easter of the Dead, President Maia Sandu and Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu sent messages to citizens, highlighting the importance of returning to what truly matters: roots, family, and intergenerational connections.

Ungheni municipality will have a new agri-food market

The Ungheni Municipality will soon have a new agri-food market. Currently, construction is progressing rapidly: the water and sewage networks have already been installed, and work is underway to set up the lighting network. Following this, the foundation will be laid for 30 pavilions, which will be arranged in five rows.

Priests urge people on Easter of the Dead to stay peaceful and avoid turning cemetery visits into loud memorial services

Easter of the Dead, celebrated today and on Monday, April 20, is a time to honor the deceased. The veneration of the dead, which symbolizes the connection between the living and the departed, holds particular significance for the Orthodox Church. Viorel Cojocaru, a priest at the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, emphasizes that from a symbolic perspective, Easter of the Dead links the earth to the sky and connects the past with the present and future.

Energocom warns of fake gas “inspectors” and fraud attempts

Energocom warns consumers about fraudulent individuals posing as company representatives who request personal information, including ID card details, under the guise of checking gas meters.

Antalya Diplomacy Forum focuses on European security and economic competitiveness

The agenda for the Diplomacy Forum in Antalya, Turkey, included several panel discussions covering regions around the world, including Europe. One of the topics discussed was "Securing Europe: Unity and Strategic Renewal on the Eve of the NATO Summit in Ankara".