ANOFM reports 12,500 job vacancies in October, mainly in light industry

Over 12.5 thousand jobs are vacant across the country at the end of October, according to the National Employment Agency (ANOFM) database. The most positions are available in the municipalities of Chisinau and Balti – 7,753 and 1,029, respectively.

Moldovan prosecutor dismissed for misconduct endangering public security

The prosecutor of the Soldanesti District Prosecutor's Office, Ruslan Stirbu, was dismissed due to poor management of criminal cases. The Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP) made this decision on October 30 after closed-door discussions.

Parliament will vote on 90 draft laws, clearing past backlogs

In 2025, the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova was expected to vote on 236 draft laws as part of its National Program for Accession to the European Union. However, the previous legislature approved only 144 of these laws. Doina Gherman, the deputy speaker of the newly formed Parliament, stated on the show "IN CONTEXT" on Moldova 1 TV that the backlog of 92 draft laws needs to be addressed within the next three months.

Doctor: Blood pressure monitoring prevents heart complications

A blood pressure reading outside the normal range necessitates a visit to a family doctor. For patients diagnosed with hypertension, specialists recommend lifelong treatment to prevent cardiovascular complications.

Munteanu Government inaugurated: “I am a fighter — I will work for Moldova’s prosperity and European path”

On Friday, October 31, Prime Minister-designate Alexandru Munteanu will present the Government's Activity Program and the future Cabinet of Ministers in Parliament, seeking the support of deputies.

Court hearing on limiting the activity of the "Moldova Mare" Party set for November 13

The court hearing at the Central Court of Appeal concerning the limitation of activities of the "Moldova Mare" Party was interrupted and is scheduled to continue on November 13. The judges requested an advisory opinion from the Supreme Court of Justice to determine whether this case can be referred to the European Court of Human Rights, as the party's lawyer had previously requested. This conclusion is not subject to appeal and does not affect the ongoing examination process, so the hearings for the participants in the trial will proceed at the next session.

UK partnership supports 100,000 Moldovans: Ambassador praises active, engaged community

The Moldovan community in the United Kingdom comprises approximately 100,000 individuals who actively engage with both Moldovan cultural life and British society. This community receives support through bilateral agreements and projects established under the strategic partnership between the two countries. This was stated by Ruslan Bolbocean, the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova in London, during an interview with Radio Moldova.

Chisinau’s fire train, carrying tons of water, increasingly deployed in emergencies

When wildfires become uncontrollable, firefighters utilize specialized trains to assist in their efforts. These trains, equipped with tens of tons of water, can reach hard-to-reach areas. For example, the Chisinau fire train has a capacity of 120 tons of water, which is equivalent to 30 fire trucks. Additionally, these trains can travel at speeds of up to 80 kilometers per hour.

Promo-LEX expert: New Parliament should prioritize transparency and dialogue with the opposition

Parliamentary democracy extends beyond simple majorities and oppositions; it is founded on genuine dialogue, adherence to procedures, and a collective acceptance of responsibilities. This was highlighted by Nicolae Panfil, the Promo-LEX Association's program director, during an interview with Moldova 1 TV. Panfil also pointed out that there are ongoing delays concerning the sections on "decisional transparency and public communication."

Experts warn: expired medicines can be life-threatening

Expired medications, along with those that have changed color or consistency due to improper storage, can pose serious health risks when administered. Liudmila Scutaru, head of the Pharmacovigilance section of the Agency for Medicines and Medical Devices, warned on the "Zi de Zi" show on Radio Moldova that drug poisoning remains the leading cause of chemical poisoning in the Republic of Moldova.

Three Moldovan students to receive scholarships from Romania’s Royal Family

The Royal Family of Romania has awarded royal distinctions to various individuals and institutions from both Romania and the Republic of Moldova. Additionally, three students from the Republic of Moldova will receive excellence scholarships from the Royal Family of Romania.

Ukrainian woman detained for online scams totaling over two million lei

A 22-year-old woman from Ukraine was detained by law enforcement, suspected of involvement in a criminal group that specializes in online scams in the Republic of Moldova. The total damages caused to victims exceed two million lei.