Expert: Moldovan media under pressure: harassment, online attacks and poor funding

The media in the Republic of Moldova is experiencing a concerning rise in attacks on journalists, particularly online, alongside a deterioration in the quality of editorial content. This situation is compounded by a lack of financial sustainability. Nadine Gogu, the executive director of the Center for Independent Journalism, shared these findings in an interview with Moldova 1.

Silent protest in front of the Russian Embassy in Chisinau. Moldovan journalists' message to the Kremlin

Dozens of journalists gathered outside the Russian Embassy in Chisinau on Tuesday for a public demonstration titled "We Write on Behalf of Those Who Can No Longer." Organized by the Center for Independent Journalism (CJI), the event served as a gesture of solidarity with journalists oppressed by the Kremlin regime and a protest against the pressures and attacks on independent media.

Ministry of Education and Research on alleged exam test sale: “Tests are kept under maximum security”

The Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) and the National Agency for Curriculum and Evaluation (ANCE) announced that they have alerted the General Police Inspectorate about a suspected case of fraud. This case involves reports on social networks concerning the alleged sale of tests for national graduation exams. A request for an investigation was made.

Serious accident near Bardar: six injured, including a child, taken to hospital

On Tuesday morning, a serious road accident occurred on the R-3 route near Bardar in the Ialoveni district, resulting in six people, including a child, being taken to the hospital.

Wearing banned May 9 symbols will result in police fines

Individuals who display prohibited badges and symbols during public gatherings on May 9, including the black-orange bicolor ribbon known as the "Saint George" ribbon and the letters "Z" and "V" linked to Russia's aggression in Ukraine, will face fines. Minister of Internal Affairs Daniela Misail-Nichitin made this statement in the show "La 360 de grade" on Radio Moldova.

35 years since the First Flower Bridge

Today marks the 35th anniversary of the opening of the Flower Bridge, a significant event that occurred at the Prut border. On May 6, 1990, people crossed the Romanian-Soviet border without documents for the first time since World War II. Historians emphasize the importance of this day for both the independence of the Republic of Moldova and the adoption of the Romanian language. Additionally, they regard it as a memorable day for the reunion of the Romanian people. The "Flower Bridge" was later transformed into a stone bridge, which involved building structures across the Prut and strengthening Moldovan-Romanian relations.

Expert: Moldova's vote is becoming increasingly influential in Romania's political landscape

The presidential elections in Romania underscore a growing trend: the mobilization of Romanian citizens residing in the Republic of Moldova, who are increasingly voting for pro-European candidates. In a statement to Moldova 1, political analyst Laurențiu Pleșca noted that the vote from the Republic of Moldova is crucial in determining the outcome of presidential elections in Romania. He emphasized that the electorate understands the geopolitical significance of supporting a Romania that is part of the EU and NATO.

Fox vaccination campaign against rabies starts in Moldova

The spring campaign to vaccinate foxes against rabies is currently underway across the Republic of Moldova until May 11. The National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) reports that special teams are distributing the vaccine baits manually.

Opinions of PAS and PSRM representatives on the results of the first round of the presidential elections in Romania

Following the first round of the presidential elections in Romania, we sought the opinions of several Moldovan Members of Parliament, including those from opposition parties, regarding the election results. While members of the ruling party expressed their views openly and emphasized the significance of Romania's pro-European direction, representatives from the PSRM refrained from commenting, stating that they do not engage in the electoral processes of other countries.

Chișinău: 4 confirmed measles cases, 7 more under investigation

The municipal authorities in Chisinau confirmed new cases of measles among children. According to Vladimir Bolocan, the head of the General Directorate of Medical and Social Assistance, there are 11 suspected cases in total, four of which have already been confirmed through laboratory tests. The results for the remaining seven children are still pending.

Incident at the Airport // Flight to Bucharest was canceled

At Chisinau International Airport, a mobile staircase operated by an airline collided with an aircraft on the ground. Natalia Cojocaru, the airport's spokeswoman, told Teleradio-Moldova that the incident occurred this morning and that the plane was scheduled to fly to Bucharest.

Larisa Miculet appointed presidential adviser for relationship with citizens

Larisa Miculeț was appointed as the President's Advisor for Relations with Citizens. President Maia Sandu signed the decree on May 2, 2025, and the appointment is effective May 5.