Foreign Language school opens in Dubăsari with European support

Children and young people from Dubăsari now have the chance to study English, thanks to Elena Comerzan, a dedicated teacher who has opened a foreign language school in her hometown. Elena realized this dream with the support of the European Union. Before this project was implemented, children in Dubăsari who wished to learn a foreign language at an advanced level had to take private lessons.

Ukraine could hold presidential elections in spring 2027

Presidential elections in Ukraine may be held in spring 2027, contingent on Russia agreeing to end the war at the front line, stated Mikhail Podoliak, an adviser to the President's Office.

Double bomb alert at Chișinău International Airport: Passengers evacuated overnight

Two bomb threats were reported overnight at the "Eugen Doga" International Airport in Chisinau. Both threats were found to be false, and the airport's operations have returned to normal, according to the General Inspectorate of Border Police.

International support for Moldovan farmers secured through Rome agreement

Moldovan producers will receive assistance in processing and marketing agri-food products to meet European requirements and international quality standards, following a new agreement signed in Rome. This support will be aimed at small and medium-sized farmers, cooperatives, and producer associations.

Paintings by Tudor Zbârnea exhibited at the Constantin Brâncuși Gallery

A life devoted to beauty and marked by 43 personal exhibitions defines the work of Tudor Zbârnea, a master of fine arts and the esteemed director of the National Museum of Art of Moldova. The exhibition "Traces" is currently open at the "Constantin Brâncuși" Gallery, showcasing a journey through the various stages of the master’s creativity.

Over 100 hectares of woodland underwent pesticide treatment

The "Moldsilva" agency continuously monitors forest conditions and intervenes when necessary to prevent pest outbreaks and protect the forest ecosystem. Based on silvopathological research conducted in the summer and autumn of 2025, as well as monitoring done in the spring of this year, specialists implemented pest control measures using aerial treatments.

Moldova among European countries with the highest incarceration rates

The Republic of Moldova has one of the highest incarceration rates in Europe. According to a Council of Europe report, there were 245 prisoners for every 100,000 inhabitants in the country's prisons in 2025.

Maia Sandu reaffirms confidence in Moldova’s EU future

The Republic of Moldova aims to fully join the European Union by 2030, with European integration being seen as a "survival strategy for democracy" in light of threats from Russia, according to President Maia Sandu. The president stated that the authorities in Chisinau are continuing with reforms without waiting for all official decisions from European institutions.

MEP sees slim chances for opening Moldova’s first negotiation cluster by late June

Opening the first cluster of accession talks with the Republic of Moldova before the end of the Cypriot presidency of the Council of the EU in late June remains possible, but the chances appear slim at this stage, says European Parliament Vice President and MEP Nicolae Ștefănuță.

The Netherlands backs Moldova’s European path

The Netherlands has stood alongside the Republic of Moldova against hybrid threats and has helped protect the country’s elections, institutions, and democratic processes. President Maia Sandu made the statement during her working visit to The Hague.

Government commits 4.26 billion lei to support SMEs and boost competitiveness

The government plans to invest 4.26 billion lei over the next two years to foster entrepreneurship and enhance competitiveness through a program approved on Wednesday.

Parliament presented with major violations of children’s rights

The Republic of Moldova continues to face significant issues regarding children's rights, with violations occurring repeatedly from year to year. During parliamentary hearings on May 20, several key vulnerabilities highlighted in complaints submitted to the Ombudsman for Children's Rights in 2025 were identified. These include insufficient protection against violence, inadequate access to education and social assistance, and failures in ensuring the right to family integrity and fair trial in court.