Domestic violence reporting in Moldova hits 20,000 cases in 2025 as trust in police rises

Interior Minister Daniella Misail-Nichitin announced that domestic violence reports reached a record 20,000 cases in 2025. This increase is interpreted by authorities as a sign of growing public trust in law enforcement.

New Moldova-Ukraine border link to bypass Transnistrian routes

The Moldovan Government approved the legal framework for a new international border crossing point between Cosăuți and Yampil on March 11. This strategic hub, connecting northern Moldova to Ukraine’s Vinnytsia region, aims to secure logistical corridors and bypass the breakaway Transnistrian territory.

Moldova launches €2 million pilot program to replace aging Soviet-era elevators

Thousands of residents in multi-story apartment buildings across Moldova continue to use elevators that are over 40 years old. To mitigate safety risks and improve accessibility for the elderly and those with reduced mobility, the Government has launched a pilot modernization program.

Moldova increases guaranteed minimum income by 6.84% to offset inflation

The Moldovan Government approved a 6.84% increase in the Guaranteed Minimum Monthly Income (GMMI) during its session on March 11. The measure, effective from April 1, 2026, aims to protect vulnerable citizens against rising consumer prices recorded last year.

Most market fruits and vegetables are safe; non-compliant lots don’t reach consumers, ANSA

Most fruits and vegetables available in stores and markets in the Republic of Moldova are safe to eat, according to data from the National Food Safety Agency (ANSA). Last year, over 91% of the samples analyzed were found to comply with legal pesticide limits.

Oil slicks on the Nistru prompt monitoring; Soroca may halt water pumping

Environmental authorities were alerted after oil slicks appeared on the Nistru near Naslavcea and Otaci on the afternoon of Tuesday, March 10. Specialists are investigating the pollution source and monitoring the situation.

Ludmila’s case raised at UN; Doina Gherman calls for stronger prevention and protection

The Moldovan authorities have committed to strengthening the national system for preventing, protecting against, and holding accountable those involved in cases of violence against women. This commitment was announced by the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Doina Gherman, during the 70th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, which focused on access to justice.

30 more Moldovans evacuated from Middle East, arrive in Bucharest with EU support

The situation in the Middle East remains tense. Moldovan citizens in the region are urged to remain vigilant and comply with the measures enacted by local authorities. It is also important to follow the official Facebook pages of our embassies for information on available evacuation options. Currently, dozens of Moldovans are still waiting to be evacuated from areas affected by the tensions between Israel, the United States, and Iran.

Corten bridge under major repairs; traffic rerouted to bypass

Drivers are advised to comply with the temporary road signs installed in the area of the bridge over the Lunguta River, located near the town of Corten in the Taraclia district, where major repair work commenced on March 10.

Thousands of ambulance interventions in a week: over 6,000 patients hospitalized

The ambulance was requested nearly 15,000 times from March 2 to 8, and over 6,000 people, including almost 1,200 children, received emergency medical care on-site before being transported to the hospital.

Police receive 17 rapid intervention vehicles with German support

The National Police has received 17 mobile units, enabling officers to document cases, coordinate interventions, and manage various situations directly on-site. These units are equipped with modern technology, allowing for real-time information processing. As a result, police officers will be able to offer rapid support to citizens without being tied to a fixed office location.

Infrastructure Minister: Hundreds of millions of lei needed to fully rehabilitate some road sectors

The national roads in the Republic of Moldova reached a precarious state following this year’s winter, particularly those built during the Soviet era, according to Vladimir Bolea, the Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development. On the "La 360 de grade" show on Radio Moldova, the minister explained that the deterioration is due to the fact that the lifespan of these roads has been exceeded. He also mentioned that there are no significant issues with the roads constructed in recent years.