Moldova is modernizing its emergency system with mobile apps and automatic alerts

The emergency system in the Republic of Moldova is undergoing a significant modernization with the introduction of several free digital services. These include the eCall system, the MD-Alert platform, and the recently launched 112 mobile application. These innovations will enable quicker location of individuals in distress, automatic transmission of alerts, and timely intervention by rescue teams, even when victims are unable to call for help.

Sunflower harvest expected to be higher this year, experts

The national average sunflower yield this year could range from 18 to 20 quintals per hectare, compared with the ten year average of 19 quintals per hectare. The Environmental Meteorology and Monitoring Authority based this estimate on an analysis of agroclimatic factors, including rainfall, soil moisture, and the weather conditions forecast for the remaining period before harvest.

Global Torture Index 2026: Moldova’s “moderate risk” rating masks serious issues, experts

The Republic of Moldova's "moderate risk" rating in the Global Torture Index 2026 conceals significant vulnerabilities. In four of the seven assessed areas, the risk is substantial, with the most serious issues identified in detention conditions, police abuses, impunity, and victims' rights. Consequently, the seemingly positive overall score masks serious structural problems, warns the Promo-LEX Association, which collected the data for the Republic of Moldova.

Moldova mandates higher education students to declare AI tool usage

The Moldovan Government has approved a new national framework requiring university students to formally disclose the use of artificial intelligence in their academic work.

Moldova strengthens global security through UN peacekeeping missions

The National Army of Moldova is intensifying its commitment to global stability by expanding its participation in international peacekeeping operations. Beyond domestic infrastructure, the Ministry of Defense is prioritizing the advanced training of personnel to meet international standards.

Moldovan tourists with holiday vouchers can stay in 22 guesthouses

Tourists from the Republic of Moldova who receive holiday vouchers will have the opportunity to stay at 22 guesthouses, according to the National Tourism Office. This number is expected to increase in the future. Guesthouse owners believe that the holiday voucher program will provide them with the financial resources needed to offer a wider range of services throughout the year and help lower accommodation costs.

NATO reaffirms priority of protecting eastern flank, including Moldova’s security umbrella

Protecting the eastern flank, which offers a security umbrella to the Republic of Moldova, is a NATO priority. This was highlighted by the heads of state and senior officials who convened on May 13 at the eleventh Bucharest 9 Summit. In this context, experts suggest that our country could benefit from enhanced support for its cybersecurity and military modernization.

No barriers on the labor market: youth trained in universities for future jobs

Professions of the future, such as Informatics, Biotechnology, Robotics, Cybersecurity, and Smart Agriculture, are becoming increasingly popular among young people. Universities are investing in modernizing laboratories, updating equipment, and digitizing curricula to better prepare students for the job market. Those who choose these fields report no trouble finding employment.

University modernization projects launched nationwide

A new platform was launched in Chisinau on April 30 to facilitate the attraction of European funds for projects in education, public administration, tourism, and the economic environment. The priorities include modernizing the infrastructure of educational institutions and investing in practical courses that better prepare students for the labor market. The goal is to encourage more young people to pursue their studies in the Republic of Moldova.

European-recognized diplomas and mobility: gains for Moldovan students after 20 years in the Bologna Process

The Republic of Moldova is celebrating 20 years since it joined the Bologna Process, a European initiative that has transformed higher education. The aim of this process is to establish a unified framework for university studies across Europe, making it easier to recognize degrees. This initiative allows students, teachers, and researchers to study and work abroad more seamlessly.

Bardar attracts visitors with its colorful tulips and daffodils

Every spring, the town of Bardar transforms into a real fairy tale, attracting hundreds of visitors. The "Nuferi Bardar" farm opens its doors to the public, showcasing an impressive natural spectacle filled with color and fragrance. Spanning about half a hectare, the farm grows around 150 varieties of tulips and nearly 50 varieties of daffodils. Many visitors come to admire the stunning scenery, while others leave with bouquets of flowers, taking a piece of this vibrant display home with them.

Priests urge people on Easter of the Dead to stay peaceful and avoid turning cemetery visits into loud memorial services

Easter of the Dead, celebrated today and on Monday, April 20, is a time to honor the deceased. The veneration of the dead, which symbolizes the connection between the living and the departed, holds particular significance for the Orthodox Church. Viorel Cojocaru, a priest at the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, emphasizes that from a symbolic perspective, Easter of the Dead links the earth to the sky and connects the past with the present and future.