Eight children killed in Shreveport domestic shooting spree

Eight minors between the ages of one and 14 were killed early Sunday morning during a domestic-related shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana. Local authorities have characterized the incident as one of the deadliest tragedies in the city’s history.

From Italy to Vadul-Rascov: How EU funding is scaling Moldova’s circular livestock farming

After nine years of academic and professional experience in Italy, Denis Pruteanu has returned to his hometown of Vadul-Rascov, Soldanesti. His objective is to transform a traditional family sheep and goat farm into a modern, vertically integrated enterprise.

EU-funded restoration to revive Bernardazzi’s Hunting Castle by 2028

The historic Hunting Castle within the Manuc Bey Estate in Hâncești is set to reclaim its former architectural splendor. Following a closure in 2019 due to structural degradation, a comprehensive restoration project is now underway, with completion scheduled for 2028.

Moldovan village wastewater plant remains idle six years after €153,000 investment

A wastewater treatment plant in Cioburciu, Ștefan Vodă, remains non-functional six years after its scheduled completion. Despite an investment of approximately €153,000 (3M MDL), legal disputes between contractors have left the facility dormant since experimental trials in 2020.

Bulgaria election results: Pro-Russian former president Rumen Radev leads in exit polls

Bulgarians headed to the polls on Sunday for the eighth parliamentary election in just five years. Exit polls indicate a decisive lead for the newly formed Progressive Bulgaria coalition, led by former president and air force general Rumen Radev.

FORECAST: Moldova could see the fastest GDP per capita growth in coming years

The Republic of Moldova is expected to achieve the highest growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita between 2026 and 2030, at 53%, according to projections from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Foreign language school in Dubăsari, opened with the support of the European Union

A foreign language school was established in Dubasari with the support of the European Union, providing children and young people the opportunity to learn English. The initiative was inspired by a native of Dubasari, who, after gaining experience teaching in schools and kindergartens in Chisinau, sought to offer those on the left bank of the Nistru the chance to study a foreign language.

Soviet famine of 1946–1947: Commemorative exhibition with documents, photos, maps, and graphics

In an online exhibition, citizens can view eleven thematic posters along with an introductory poster that outlines the context and key causes of the 1946-1947 famine.

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.