Moldovan students begin new studies in Romania

Students from the Republic of Moldova have just returned from a one-week summer vacation and have already begun the academic year. In contrast, those studying in Romania will return to their classrooms on Monday. Hundreds of young people from the Republic of Moldova arrived in Iași, where they will spend the next few months away from home. Most of them brought bags and suitcases filled with items prepared for the new academic year. For these students, the start of school brings a mix of emotions: excitement for a new year, the joy of reuniting with classmates, and the sadness of parting with their families.

Over 40 Moldovan wineries show wines in Bucharest

More than 40 wineries from the Republic of Moldova are showcasing their wines at the Moldovan Wine Festival in Bucharest this weekend. During the event, the Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry, Eugen Osmochescu, said that Romania remains the primary export market for Moldovan wines, with projected sales of approximately $45 million by 2025.

Gas stocks, fuels, compensations, and winter action plan

Natural gas, electricity, and thermal energy operators are required to establish security reserves, assess the condition of their infrastructure, and prepare alternative fuel supplies by mid-October and November. This is part of a comprehensive set of preparation measures for the 2026-2027 heating season, which is scheduled to be voted on by the Government during the meeting on September 9.

Traffic halted on Aleea Gării str.

Traffic will be temporarily suspended on Sunday, September 6, along Aleea Gării str. in front of the Chișinău Railway Station. This suspension will take place from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. due to the filming of the movie "The Curse of Maria Dragan". Drivers are advised to avoid the area and exercise caution while navigating through traffic.

Train from France to Chișinău: “I didn’t know I’d like Moldova so much”

He set off from France and arrived in Chișinău after a journey of almost two weeks, made entirely by train. Corentin Vignal is passionate about travel and chose the Republic of Moldova for a project dedicated to sustainable tourism. He set out to discover the country in the most environmentally friendly way possible. Once here, he was surprised by the authenticity, diversity, and traditions he discovered in the Republic of Moldova.

Doctors advise targeted health checks as school starts in Moldova

Parents should seek targeted medical checks rather than blanket clinical screenings as children return to classrooms across Moldova, family medicine specialists advised on public television, emphasizing posture, vision, and symptom monitoring.

Moldova's historical flags revived in 45-piece replica collection

A unique collection of 45 historical Moldovan flag replicas, including medieval standards from the reign of Stephen the Great, is preserving the country's heraldic heritage at the Customs Service Museum in Chisinau.

Moldova modernises Chișinău refugee school with $100,000 grant

The “Taras Shevchenko” Gymnasium in Chișinău opened the new school year with upgraded facilities, supported by over $100,000 in international funding for its predominantly Ukrainian student body.

Moldova approves €4.3M UN grant to upgrade military capabilities

On 2 September, the Foreign Policy Committee of Moldova’s Parliament endorsed an agreement with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) to implement a €4.32 million (approx. 84.7 million MDL) grant project.

Moldova faces peak ragweed season as allergies surge

Health specialists in Moldova are warning residents against self-medication as peak ragweed pollination poses acute respiratory risks for an estimated 20 percent of the population across the country.

Moldova marks 35th National Army anniversary amid modernization drive

Moldova marked the 35th anniversary of its National Army on Thursday, as Defense Minister Anatolie Nosatîi praised service members and highlighted ongoing military modernization to protect civilian security and regional stability.

Moldova merges 561 mayoralties in major local government reform

Nearly two-thirds of Moldova's local administrations completed voluntary mergers by the end of August, marking the first milestone in a nationwide territorial reform aimed at consolidating fragmented public services, officials said on Wednesday.