Poland helped Comrat State University install solar panels

Comrat State University is making significant progress towards energy independence by equipping its main building with solar panels. This installation is expected to reduce energy consumption by more than 40%. This investment positions the campus as a model of efficiency and sustainability for the entire region.

Job vacancies increased in the third quarter with over 13,000 openings in the public sector

In the third quarter of this year, the number of job vacancies increased by over a thousand, which is a 3.5 percent rise compared to the previous quarter. By the end of this period, approximately 39,000 vacancies were recorded, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), resulting in a vacancy rate of nearly five percent. Of these total job vacancies, more than 13,000—around 39 percent—were identified in the budgetary sector.

Orhei artisan Dumitru Lungu brings a savory cheese cake recipe from Adygea

In the Republic of Adygea, and in communities that preserve the traditions there, a rather unusual dish for our local cuisine has emerged: a savory cheese cake recipe made from five types of cheese, layered like lasagna and baked to a golden, aromatic perfection.

Young man makes herbal remedies from medicinal plants

Cristian Melnic, a 25-year-old with a degree in food technology, cultivates medicinal plants on the hills of Dobrogea, located in the Chisinau municipality and Climăuții de Jos, Soldănești district. He creates teas, encapsulated dietary supplements, and even cosmetic serums using these plants.

Winter Olympics medal production is underway

As athletes, coaches, fans, and microbiologists prepare for the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, medal production is in full swing. Machines at the Italian state mint run non-stop from morning to night. A total of 1,146 medals will be produced: 735 for the Olympic Games and 411 for the Paralympic Games.

Chernobyl protective structure loses key safety functions

Chernobyl’s key protective structure, covering the destroyed reactor in Ukraine, has lost its primary function of blocking radiation after being hit by a drone attack in February, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) announced, citing The Guardian.

London peace talks: Ukraine security guarantees top the agenda

Leaders of Ukraine, the UK, France, and Germany are set to convene in London for decisive peace talks.

Kallas insists US remains 'greatest ally' despite new security strategy

The head of the European Union's (EU) foreign policy, Kaja Kallas, insisted that the United States remains the EU's "greatest ally."

Cervical cancer kills 160 women yearly in Moldova: Doctors urge free screening

In the Republic of Moldova, a staggering 160 women die every year due to cervical cancer. Doctors are issuing a stern warning: the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a group of over 100 viruses that infect the skin and mucous membranes, transmitting primarily through intimate contact.

Moldova energy stability tested after Ukraine power grid attacks

A key generating unit went offline in the region adjacent to the Republic of Moldova, severely testing Moldova energy stability, following the latest Russian Ukraine power grid attacks.

North Bucharest Investments CEO Vlad Musteață detained in tax evasion case

Bucharest Police conducted raids at the North Bucharest Investments real estate company, which is accused of establishing a complex financial circuit to facilitate tax evasion.

Northern Moldova courts flooded with 1,800 electoral corruption cases

Files concerning electoral corruption are overwhelming the Moldovan courts portal. Most of the cases are being handled by magistrates in Northern Moldova.