Moldova University Merger Stalled by Funding Woes

The planned merger of the State University of Moldova (USM) and the Technical University of Moldova (UTM) has been temporarily put on hold.

Moldova Seeks Energy Independence

Chisinau is set to secure 92% of its electricity needs from the Cuciurgan Power Plant in June.

Moldova: Unfunded Raise Leaves University Professors At Risk

Moldovan professors at the State University of Moldova (USM) risk not receiving their May salaries and vacation pay.

Gribincea Re-enters Race for Supreme Court Judge

The founder of the Legal Resources Center in Moldova (CRJM), Vladislav Gribincea, has re-entered the race for the position of judge at the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ).

Republic of Moldova Launches Enhanced 'First House Plus' Program for Homebuyers

Citizens of the Republic of Moldova who seek to acquire a residence will have the opportunity to do so starting from July 1st through a new government initiative named "First House Plus," succeeding the "First House" program launched six years ago.

Moldova Assured: Dniester River Levels Not a Threat

The Ministry of Environment in Moldova has responded to public images showing the Dniester River severely depleted of water near the Ukrainian city of Hotin.

Biden Administration Urges Israel to Protect Civilians Amid Mounting Pressure

The Biden Administration has urged Israel to take all necessary precautions to protect civilians following a military strike in Rafah that resulted in the deaths of numerous Palestinians.

Moldova's Referendum and European Integration: Key Insights

The 20 October referendum will not lead to modifications to the Constitution if it is not validated due to low voter turnout, declared PAS deputy Olesea Stamate in a broadcast on N4.

Unlocking Opportunities: Moldovan Citizens' Perspective on EU Membership

The benefits of European Union membership can be comprehensively examined through the perspective of citizens of the Republic of Moldova, particularly those with dual citizenship who are employed in Europe.

NATO Chief Urges Lifting Restrictions on Ukraine's Weapon Use

The Secretary General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, insisted on Monday that Western countries must allow Ukraine to use the weapons provided to them so that Kyiv can attack Russian territory to defend itself from Moscow's aggression, reports EFE.

Moldova Goes Green: Electric Vehicles Get New Plates

Beginning on June 7, 2024, the Public Services Agency (PSA) of Moldova will implement a new system of green licence plates for automobiles with eco-friendly propulsion systems.

Germany's 60M Euro Aid Pledge to Ukraine: Combatting Russian Aggression

Germany will offer Ukraine a new aid package worth 60 million euros. The announcement was made by the German Foreign Minister, Annalena Baerbock, on May 27.