Moldovans lose millions to bank card fraud

Last year, Moldovans lost 140 million lei to bank card fraud. Data from the National Investigation Inspectorate shows that around a thousand cases of citizens being swindled by fraudsters were reported.

Transnistrian War: 33 years since bloody Tighina battle

Today marks 33 years since the Battle of Tighina (Bender) began, a pivotal and brutal engagement during the 1992 Transnistrian War.

Moldova Economy: Exports decline, IT & services rise

Declining agricultural production, reduced demand in European markets, and rising logistical costs have led to a 12 percent drop in export volumes, experts say.

Moldova's parliamentary election calendar announced

The electoral period for the upcoming parliamentary elections on September 28 will kick off on July 14. Candidates for deputy positions can submit their registration documents between July 20 and August 19.

Kallas: Russia can't win against NATO, EU unity key

"Russia stands no chance against NATO and the EU," Kaja Kallas, the European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, stated on Wednesday, June 18, before the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

Ministry blocks Gagauzia Ball at unlicensed amusement park

The Ministry of Education and Research is issuing a warning to directors of educational institutions in UTA Gagauzia regarding their personal accountability if they become involved in organizing or participating in the "Gagauzia Graduates' Ball 2025" event, set for June 21 at the "GagauziyaLand" amusement park in Congaz village.

Moldova: Russia uses Transnistrian region to destabilize

The Transnistria region is being used by the Russian Federation as a destabilizing tool against the Republic of Moldova, according to Government spokesperson Daniel Vodă.

Haifa's hope: Triplets born in bunker hospital

Life is stranger than fiction! While the city of Haifa faces the constant threat of Iranian attacks, a woman has given birth to triplets in a hospital sheltered in a bunker.

Putin: NATO threat dismissed, Ukraine war advances

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that NATO's rearmament poses no "threat" to Russia, as his country possesses the necessary "defense capabilities" to counter it.

EU-Russia gas row: Legal fears amid sanctions shift

The EU's plan to end its reliance on Russian gas has concerned some in the industry that they'll still face legal repercussions for breaching long-term contracts with Moscow.

US wealth soars: 379,000 new millionaires in 2024

Wealth in the US grew disproportionately fast in 2024, with over 379,000 Americans becoming new dollar millionaires—that's more than 1,000 people every day.

Moldova: EU frontrunner, fast-tracking accession

The Republic of Moldova is "on the right track" in its European Union (EU) accession process, and it could become a member sooner than other candidate states if it maintains its reform momentum, asserts Victor Negrescu, Vice-President of the European Parliament (EP).