Moldovan woman in Dubai: “Take shelter, stay from windows—panic everywhere”

A Moldovan woman in Dubai reported receiving phone alerts overnight, urging people to seek shelter and stay away from windows. This caused moments of panic in the hotel near the airport.

Tough diagnoses and tests sent abroad: the struggles of rare disease patients

In the Republic of Moldova, approximately 2,500 patients are diagnosed with rare diseases, and more than half of these patients are children. Only 10% of those diagnosed receive the necessary treatment.

Spring begins with a symbol of renewal: the Legend of Mărțișor, presented by the country’s leadership

On March 1, the first day of spring, the Republic of Moldova celebrates Martisor, a symbol of rebirth. On this day, the country's leadership published a video message sharing the legend of Martisor.

Hot meals for over 1,000 elderly and children

More than 1,000 elderly individuals and children in need from 11 multifunctional centres across the Republic of Moldova will receive hot lunches through the campaign organised by the Concordia Public Association.

“Their sacrifice shaped this nation”: Border Police honored fallen heroes in Afghanistan and on the Nistru

The General Inspectorate of the Border Police organized a commemorative event to honor the heroes who lost their lives in the conflict in Afghanistan and during the Nistru war. This occasion served as a moment of gratitude for those who sacrificed their lives for the independence and sovereignty of the Republic of Moldova.

900 candidates register for Moldova’s first Romanian language proficiency certification

Nearly 900 students and adults have registered for the inaugural Romanian language proficiency certification for schools using Russian-language curricula.

426 new teachers join Moldova’s schools as government boosts financial support

The number of young professionals choosing careers in Moldova's education system is on the rise. In the 2025–2026 academic year, 426 new graduates were employed in schools and kindergartens across the country, with 89 specialists opting for primary education roles.

Moldova struggles with teacher shortage as 25% of staff reach retirement age

The Moldovan education system continues to face a significant labor gap, with approximately 1,300 teaching positions currently vacant. Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun, highlighted the issue on Friday, noting that while the situation has improved, systemic challenges remain.

Moldova marks International Day of Women and Girls in Science with 28 awards

The Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) honored 28 prominent women researchers for their 2025 achievements during a ceremony marking the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. The event gathered leaders from academia, research institutes, and public authorities to celebrate excellence in fields ranging from genetics and IT to law and history.

Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs honors veterans of the 1992 War of Independence

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) has launched "The Living History of MAI," a strategic campaign dedicated to the veterans who defended Moldova’s sovereignty during the 1992 Nistru conflict.

Toxic metals in spring symbols: Moldova’s consumer watchdog issues safety alert

The National Center for Consumer Protection (CNPC) has issued an urgent health advisory regarding jewelry-type Mărțișoare ahead of the March 1st spring celebrations.

Moldova streamlines emergency response by integrating all crisis hotlines into EVO portal

The Electronic Governance Agency (EGA) has enhanced Moldova’s flagship digital ecosystem, EVO, by centralizing all emergency and crisis assistance hotlines. Starting February 26, users can access vital services directly through a dedicated "Emergency Numbers" interface within the portal.