Vulcănești–Isaccea line testing underway; authorities announce end of state of emergency

The state of emergency in the energy sector, established on March 25 for 60 days, will be lifted "within a reasonable time" once all safety conditions are confirmed. Currently, technical tests are being conducted following the re-commissioning of the Vulcănești–Isaccea line, which was damaged by Russian bombing of the Ukrainian energy system on the evening of March 23.

Forensic exam in Ludmila Vartic case completed; cause of death confirmed

Ludmila Vartic died after falling from a height. This conclusion was reached by experts in the forensic report, which stated that the 38-year-old woman’s death resulted from multiple fractures and trauma to her internal organs.

EcoVoucher: 3,000 more families will buy energy-efficient appliances with EU support

About 3,000 families in the Republic of Moldova will benefit from new household appliances through the latest round of the Household Appliances Voucher Program, which was launched on Monday, March 30, with financial support from the European Union (EU). The vouchers will be prioritized for families with the most children and for individuals over 63 years old.

Spring Salon: Over 100 works on display until April 15 at the “Constantin Brâncuși” Gallery

One of the most anticipated exhibitions of the year, the Spring Salon, has officially opened at the Constantin Brâncuși Gallery. This event represents a significant milestone in the contemporary art scene, offering a platform for both established artists and emerging creators. The exhibition embodies the spirit of openness and renewal in artistic expression within the Republic of Moldova.

Maia Sandu visits Finland and Latvia to boost regional security and Moldova’s EU path

President Maia Sandu will visit Finland and Latvia from March 31 to April 1. This diplomatic tour aims to enhance bilateral cooperation, tackle regional security challenges, and advance Moldova's European Union (EU) accession process.

Delegations from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Finland, Poland, and Germany are in Chișinău to support Moldova’s EU accession

Representatives from the European Affairs Committees of the parliaments of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Finland, Poland, and Germany are on a joint visit to the Republic of Moldova from March 29 to 31.

“Caravan of Professions”: Soroca vocational students promote trades to graduates

Gymnasium graduates have a few months to make an important decision about their future: where to continue their studies. Those who wish to enter the workforce quickly may choose to attend a vocational school, as technical institutions offer a variety of programs. During this period, the "Caravan of Professions" is taking place, and teenagers from northern regions of the country have visited the Vocational School in Soroca. To mark the occasion, a "Best in the Profession" competition was organized.

European Commissioner on Moldova 1 TV: Fast EU path needs real, lasting reforms

The enlargement of the European Union (EU) and energy security are becoming increasingly closely linked amid regional crises and global instability. As European states seek solutions to reduce dependence on external resources and protect consumers, Brussels sends a clear message: progress towards accession must be rapid but grounded in real, sustainable reforms. The topics were addressed in the "Diplomatic Dimension" program, to which the European Commissioner for Democracy, Justice and the Rule of Law, Michael McGrath, was invited.

Dozens join “March of Silence” for Ludmila Vartic: “Never again”

On Sunday, March 29, dozens of people took part in the March of Silence, an event organized to honor Ludmila Vartic, a former teacher at the "Andries" Kindergarten in Hâncești and mother of two young girls, who passed away earlier in the month. The circumstances of her death are alleged to be a suicide, and it has been reported that she was a victim of domestic violence. Participants in the march called for a thorough investigation and the implementation of policies that protect women facing physical, psychological, and financial abuse.

“Unity through culture”: Moldovan children’s project in France, funded by BRD

A cultural project aimed at the Moldovan community in southern France, funded by the Office for Diaspora Relations (BRD), seeks to strengthen cultural identity and connections with the Republic of Moldova. This initiative involves the development of a Romanian language school and the organization of educational activities. The project is spearheaded by the Province-Est Association in Avignon and specifically targets children from the diaspora. Eudochia Turchin, the organization's president, discussed the initiative in an interview with the "Zi de Zi" show on Radio Moldova.

Global performance: Florești students win 2nd place at a mobile app contest in South Korea

Two teenagers from the "Miron Costin" Theoretical Lyceum, under the guidance of their teacher, secured second place worldwide in the International Mobile Applications Competition held in South Korea. This achievement clearly demonstrates that schools in the region are making significant strides in the digitalization of education.

Chinese professor brings traditional medicine to Republic of Moldova: “A small country that impresses”

China is a country that attracts many visitors with its rich culture and ancient traditions. However, some individuals make the opposite journey. One such person is Jin Jianjun, a Chinese doctor and university professor who has come to the Republic of Moldova. He aims to share his knowledge and experience in traditional Chinese medicine with local doctors, medical students, and Moldovan patients.