Paris, Lisbon lead European remote work ranking

Paris, Lisbon, and London topped a recent European remote work index, led by high-speed internet, abundant coworking spaces, and diverse leisure options, according to a British price-comparison platform.

Hydrological warning: Low water flow in the Nistru, the Prut, and most small rivers

On September 27, the Meteorology and Environmental Monitoring Authority issued Red, Orange, and Yellow hydrological warnings for several river sections in the Republic of Moldova. Water flow in the Nistru and Prut rivers, as well as in most smaller rivers, will be reduced until October 2.

British Defence Secretary views Russia and Putin as the biggest threat to national security

British Defence Secretary Wes Streeting described Russia and President Vladimir Putin as the biggest threat to the country's security, while also warning that the United Kingdom faces the "greatest risk of war" in its lifetime.

Căprești placement center: 50 beneficiaries have a renovated space

Public solidarity made it possible to renovate the activity center for residents of the care home in Căprești village, Florești district. After a fire destroyed one of the center's buildings, the community rallied; following a public appeal and a report by Moldova 1, over 600,000 lei was raised. Fifty residents—elderly individuals with serious health issues—can once again enjoy a renovated space adapted to their needs.

Trump will visit China in November at Xi Jinping's invitation: "We will talk a lot"

US President Donald Trump says he accepts Chinese President Xi Jinping's invitation to visit China in November, following the Chinese leader's three-day state visit to Washington, DPA reports.

Romanian Prime Minister to ministers: "Let's build a prosperous, modern, fair Romania"

Romania's designated Prime Minister, Siegfried Mureșan, sent a letter on September 27 to each minister proposed for the future government; they are scheduled to appear before the relevant parliamentary committees for hearings on Monday and Tuesday. The investiture vote for the Mureșan government is scheduled for Wednesday.

EU Commissioner Dan Jørgensen urges member states to cut energy use

The European Union is facing an energy price crisis triggered by disruptions in oil and gas markets following the war with Iran, and member states should consider measures to reduce natural gas and electricity consumption, said European Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen.

Over 200 old photographs from Cosăuți, digitized and displayed in the village center

Over 200 old photographs from the village of Cosăuți, Soroca District, were scanned and digitized as part of the "Blue Frame – Photographic Heritage and Community Memory" project. An exhibition featuring the collected images was unveiled in the village center.

Ambassador Oleg Ozerov acknowledges that some drones in Moldova are Russian

Oleg Ozerov, Russia’s designated ambassador to Chișinău, does not deny that some of the drones that have fallen on the territory of the Republic of Moldova are Russian. Thus, Oleg Ozerov acknowledges for the first time that Moscow is violating the Republic of Moldova's airspace and endangering the safety of Moldovan citizens—as the authorities in Chișinău allege—despite previously denying that the drones detected in the country were launched by the Russian Federation.

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan in New York: "We rely on UN cooperation for reforms and resilience"

The Republic of Moldova is counting on the United Nations (UN) to strengthen resilience and advance reforms and its European integration path. Prime Minister Vasile Tofan conveyed this message during a meeting with UN Secretary-General António Guterres in New York, on the sidelines of the 81st session of the UN General Assembly.

Mihai Popșoi visits Canada for talks with his counterpart and a speech at the "Pathways to Peace" conference

Mihai Popșoi, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Moldova, is paying a working visit to Canada on September 27–28. In Toronto, the head of Moldovan diplomacy will hold a meeting with his Canadian counterpart, Anita Anand.

App for farmers to make weather- and crop-based decisions

For a farmer, the weather can change plans from one hour to the next. Rain arriving too early can disrupt a treatment, while a lack of water can affect the entire harvest. That is why more and more farmers are seeking solutions to better understand field conditions. One such solution is an app that delivers weather, soil, and crop status information directly to their phones. This data can help them choose the right time for agricultural operations and avoid unnecessary expenses.