Moldova marks 30 years in the Council of Europe. Popșoi: "A moment of great historical importance"

On July 13, the Republic of Moldova marks 30 years since joining the Council of Europe—an organization dedicated to promoting democracy, human rights, and the rule of law across Europe. On this occasion, Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi expressed gratitude, highlighting the Council’s vital role in Moldova’s democratic transformation.

Diaspora gears up for September elections: over 5,500 have pre-registered

Moldovans living abroad are organizing to participate in the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28. According to data from the Central Electoral Commission, over 5,500 citizens from the diaspora have pre-registered to vote in the election. Those who have registered describe the process as straightforward and essential. Early registration allows them to have polling stations closer to them, helping to avoid crowds and long travel distances on election day.

Fast-tracked bills: Moldovan Parliament's transparency under fire

Parliament fast-tracked 79 bills in a single day; 22 of them were introduced just 1-2 days prior.

Moldova's cherry paradox: Frosts, prices, and EU growth

This year's cherry crop will be smaller than last year's due to spring frosts, estimates the Moldova-Fruct Association.

Hora Primăverii: Moldova's soul through music

On January 31, 2025, the conductor visited Radio Moldova to speak to us about "Hora Primăverii" (Springtime Hora) and "Vladimir Petrovici," also known as Vladimir Radu, the song's composer.

EU grants empower Moldovan civil society for democracy

Fourteen Moldovan civil society organizations (CSOs) have received grants from People in Need, supported by the European Union.

Fălești launches university of the Third Age for seniors

The University of the Third Age has been launched in the Fălești district, Republic of Moldova, offering opportunities for lifelong learning and socialization, to maintain cognitive engagement, combat social isolation, and foster active community involvement.

Moldova's EU path: Justice reform & anti-corruption gains

The Republic of Moldova has made notable progress in justice and anti-corruption, as per a report from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

Moldova faces security, corruption, and justice crises

The status of neutrality as viewed by the Danish Minister of Defense, the flight of deputies Lozovan and Nesterovschi and the authorities' reactions, and the 10-day lawyers' strike are among the main topics currently making headlines.

Air Moldova: 28,000 passengers still awaiting refunds

After two years of uncertainty, approximately 28,000 Air Moldova passengers are still awaiting compensation from the national airline, which was privatized in 2018.

July 12: Saints Peter & Paul, harvest & public safety

Orthodox Christians celebrate Saints Peter and Paul on Saturday, July 12, after a period of fasting. In folk tradition, this holiday marks the midpoint of the agricultural summer and the harvest season.

Russia's overnight attacks batter western Ukraine cities

At least two people were killed and 18 injured, The Kyiv Independent reported. Multiple explosions were heard in the cities of Lutsk, Lviv, Chernivtsi, Kharkiv, and Sumy.