New TRM head plans Brussels bureau and archive digitization

Newly appointed Teleradio-Moldova Director General Ecaterina Cheptanaru outlined fiscal transparency, archive digitization, and an upcoming Brussels bureau as key priorities for her seven-year mandate leading Moldova's public broadcaster.

World record in Bucharest: 20,000 people gathered at one table for charity

Romania has made its mark in the Guinness World Records for two incredible achievements: the longest table made from recycled materials and the largest gathering of kind-hearted individuals. This unique event took place in Bucharest, where 20,000 people came together at one table to raise funds to build the country's first pediatric psychiatric hospital.

Vasile Tofan and Maia Sandu explain the delay in the salary increase scheduled for September 1

The salary increases promised to thousands of public sector employees are being postponed. Although the new Salary Law was set to take effect on September 1, the authorities have decided to suspend its implementation. The stated reason for this decision is the need to align the project with the new budgetary and fiscal reform recently introduced by the government.

Interpol hunts ex-Gagauzia speaker sentenced to 12 years for fraud

Interpol has placed Dmitri Constantinov, the former speaker of the regional legislature of Moldova's autonomous region of Gagauzia, on its international wanted list.

Kaja Kallas in an exclusive interview with Moldova 1 TV: “Europe wants Moldova in the EU”

The Republic of Moldova aims to open all accession chapters for the European Union (EU) by 2026. However, how realistic is this timeline, and what challenges does Chișinău still face in implementing necessary reforms? Kaja Kallas, the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, addresses these questions in an exclusive interview with Moldova 1, held on the occasion of Europe Day, celebrated on May 9.

Moldova launches "Generation Alpha" series to combat teen bullying and exclusion

Moldova’s Ministry of Education and UNICEF have launched the country’s first socio-educational series, "Generation Alpha," aimed at addressing bullying and discrimination. The production premiered on April 3 in Chisinau and is set to air on the national public broadcaster.

Trump launches Peace Council in Washington with $17 billion pledge for Gaza reconstruction

President Donald Trump convened the inaugural meeting of the Peace Council, a new international body designed to spearhead the reconstruction and stabilization of the Gaza Strip. The United States has committed $10 billion to the initiative, while other member states pledged an additional $7 billion for humanitarian efforts.

Severe winter storms paralyze Central Europe transport hubs

Severe winter weather, including heavy snowfall and freezing rain, has paralyzed transport networks across several Central European countries.

Prosecutor General's Office: Hearing on the extradition of Veaceslav Platon postponed

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Moldova announced that the hearing on the extradition of Veaceslav Platon from the United Kingdom has been postponed to May 11-15, 2026. This decision follows a request from his defense team, according to a response provided to Moldova 1 TV.

Germany condemns attacks, grants €150 million aid for Ukraine

Germany condemns Russia's attacks on Kyiv and announces a €150 million package for Ukraine under its "Ukraine Priority List" initiative.

Moldova court limits parties linked to Ilan Șor

Moldova's Supreme Court has upheld a lower court ruling that limits the activities of four political parties linked to fugitive businessman Ilan Șor.