Gheorghe Budeanu nominated to Teleradio-Moldova SDC
The Parliamentary Committee on Culture, Education, Research, Youth, Sports, and Mass Media has approved the nomination of Gheorghe Budeanu as a member of the Supervisory and Development Council (SDC) for "Teleradio-Moldova," the national public broadcaster.
Bogdan Nigai
Moldova's pork war: Producers vs. processors over prices
Amid growing discussions about a potential rise in pork prices, the Association of Pork Producers (APCP) and some meat processors are at loggerheads.
Vlada Vasilachi
Man Utd, Spurs fight for Europa League redemption
Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur have been a shadow of their former selves this season, with performances far below expectations in all competitions except the Europa League.
Dmitri Ciolacu
ADVERTORIAL // Maib and EBRD support investment in the Moldovan wine sector by financing the construction of a wellness centre at Castel Mimi
Maib, the largest bank in the Republic of Moldova, is partnering with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to support the expansion of Castel Mimi, one of the country's most iconic wine brands. Financing aims to build a wellness complex, which will complement the wine resort's current facilities.
Road traffic suspended in the Great National Assembly Square this weekend
Traffic on Ștefan cel Mare and Sfânt Boulevard will be suspended from Friday at 10:00 PM until Monday at 5:00 AM, informs Chișinău City Hall.
Eliza Mihalache
Second edition of the Education Week in Moldova. Dan Perciun: "We start a deep dialogue on education’s direction"
A series of events will be held in the Republic of Moldova as part of the second edition of Education Week. According to Dan Perciun, the Minister of Education, this initiative is aimed at university professors, students, pupils, parents, educators, and school directors. The goal is to enhance the quality of the educational process in the country.
Rodica Mazur
Corruption case: Searches at a private clinic and travel agency in Chisinau
CNA officers and prosecutors from Chisinau conducted searches at a private medical institution and a tourism company in Chisinau on Tuesday. The investigation revealed that individuals within these organizations allegedly issued fake medical certificates required for employment abroad, charging clients 1,000 euros for each certificate.
In 2024, Moldova reported 880 new HIV cases
In the Republic of Moldova, individuals living with HIV face a dual challenge daily—both medical and social. While modern treatments enable them to lead nearly normal lives, many patients remain fearful of societal stigma. Medical professionals emphasize that HIV is not a death sentence; those with the virus can live fulfilling lives if they receive the appropriate treatment. Currently, more than 16,000 people in the Republic of Moldova are infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
Marina Negară
Winners of the Republican Russian Language and Literature Olympiad announced
Forty students were awarded at the Republican Olympiad in Russian Language and Literature, which took place from May 16 to May 18 at the "Ion Creangă" State Pedagogical University in Chisinau.
Yellow Code alert: Rain, lightning, and wind expected
The State Hydrometeorological Service (SHS) has issued a Yellow Code of atmospheric instability. This weather warning is valid for the entire country from 12:30 to 22:00.
Daniela Savin
Good news for drivers. Moldovan driving licenses will be recognized in Latvia
Citizens of the Republic of Moldova and Latvia will now be able to exchange their driving licenses without having to retake the driving test. This agreement was signed today in Riga by Mihai Popșoi, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Moldova, and Atis Švinka, the Latvian Minister of Transport.
Lawyer from Chisinau detained for influence peddling; allegedly sought €65,000 bribe
A lawyer from the capital was detained on suspicion of influence peddling. According to information provided by the National Anti-Corruption Commission (CNA), the lawyer allegedly requested payments of 15,000 and 50,000 euros from the relatives of individuals in custody. In return, he promised to intervene with public officials to secure favorable outcomes for them.