Kyiv and Washington agree on mineral resources deal

Kyiv and Washington have agreed on a deal concerning mineral resources, which Ukrainian officials hope will strengthen ties with the Trump administration and pave the way for a long-term security commitment from the U.S., reports digi24.ro, citing Financial Times.

Chișinău renovation stalled: Ministry, City Hall clash

The Ministry of Culture has leveled new criticisms against Chișinău City Hall, accusing it of deliberately delaying the renovation of the pedestrian section of 31 August 1989 Street in the capital.

Moldova condemns human rights abuses in Transnistrian region at UN

Moldovan Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi addressed the UN Human Rights Council, highlighting severe human rights violations in the Transnistrian region, particularly cases of illegal detention and other serious abuses.

Moldova raises minimum pensions to 3,300 lei under new law

The bill amending the Public Pension Law, which increases the minimum pension for individuals with at least 40 years of contributions to the social insurance system, has been signed into law by President Maia Sandu.

CFM director resigns amid financial crisis

Serghei Tomșa, the interim director of Moldova's Railway Company (CFM), submitted his resignation today, February 25.

eduLIFE transforms school for Ukrainian students

Improved conditions for students in the capital and refugee children from Ukraine at the "Taras Shevchenko" Gymnasium.

Moldova-Ukraine bridge: 2027 opening

Moldovan Ambassador to Ukraine, Valeriu Chiveri, stated on the "La 360 de grade" program that the Cosăuți-Iampoli bridge, which is being built over the Dniester River, is expected to become operational in mid-2027, provided work progresses smoothly, especially regarding bureaucratic hurdles.

Moldova medical center director fired amid corruption scandal

The director of the "Raisa Pacalo" Center of Excellence in Medicine and Pharmacy in Chișinău has been dismissed, announced the Minister of Health, Ala Nemerenco.

Babesiosis: First case in Republic of Moldova

The first case of babesiosis has been confirmed in the Republic of Moldova. The parasitic disease, transmitted by ticks, was detected in a 38-year-old woman, originally from Ireland, who is temporarily living in Moldova.

Rapid Bucharest edges closer to play-off with 3-1 win

Rapid Bucharest is virtually qualified for the play-off of the Romanian Superliga. Marius Șumudică's side won 3-1 away against Farul Constanța in the 28th round of the league.

Could NATO’s future be at risk? Merz calls for European defense shift

The alarm was raised immediately after the elections in Germany, when Friedrich Merz, whose center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) secured the highest vote share, warned that NATO could be nearing its end and that Europe must be prepared to establish a military alliance independent of the United States.

Europe's security depends on a just peace in Ukraine

Ukraine has demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of the Russian invasion, emerging as a key pillar of Europe’s security architecture, according to Igor Munteanu, leader of the Coalition for Unity and Welfare.