Controversial judge Mihail Diaconu found dead in Chișinău

Former judge Mihail Diaconu was found dead this morning, at approximately 7:30 a.m., under a bridge in the capital, with a gunshot wound to the head.

Moldova’s youth: flexible policies for a changing nation

Moldova is observing International Youth Day on Tuesday, a day established by the United Nations and recognized in most countries around the world.

Bridging cultures: The Diplomatic Bazaar's debut in Chișinău

An event that's unique to Chișinău, though it has reached its fifth edition in Brussels, was held for the first time in the Moldovan capital.

EU leaders back Ukraine, reject peace without Kyiv

European Union leaders have reaffirmed their support for Ukraine's sovereignty in the face of Russia's war of aggression and state that no peace talks can happen without representatives from Kyiv.

Trump, Putin, and Zelenskyy: The high-stakes Alaska summit

Following intense pressure, Donald Trump agreed to hold a "virtual summit" via video conference with the 27 EU leaders on Wednesday, the 13th, before his face-to-face meeting with Putin in Alaska.

Moldova to produce its first electric trolleybuses

The first electric trolleybuses assembled entirely in Moldova could roll off the production line this autumn, following the completion of the first stage of construction for a new factory in the commune of Trușeni, a suburb of the capital.

Europe demands seat at Ukraine peace talks

Europe insists that peace negotiations in Ukraine must not proceed without the participation of both Kyiv and European countries. In a related development, European diplomacy chief Kaja Kallas is convening a meeting of EU foreign ministers on Monday, August 11, to discuss the next steps regarding Ukraine.

Final round: 1,000 places available at Moldovan colleges

Only 1,000 places remain available in colleges and centers of excellence in the Republic of Moldova, announced the Ministry of Education and Research (MER) after the first round of the admission process concluded on August 10.

Trump's tariff policy reshapes global trade

U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday, August 11, that postpones the implementation of new tariffs on goods imported from China for 90 days, CNBC reports, citing a White House official.

Fugitive Șor offers cash for protests amid police warnings

Moldovan police are warning citizens that promises of payment for participating in protests are a serious violation of the law and can lead to criminal liability.

Maia Sandu hails Trump-brokered South Caucasus reconciliation, stresses just peace in Ukraine

Moldovan President Maia Sandu expressed her appreciation for the recent advancements in the reconciliation process in the South Caucasus, which was mediated by former US President Donald Trump. She emphasized the importance of achieving a fair and lasting peace in Ukraine and throughout the entire region.

Artiom Livădari returns after World Games win, beating U.S. and China athletes

After a long day of work and celebration, Muay Thai fighter Artiom Livădari was given a warm welcome upon his return to the Republic of Moldova. The 23-year-old athlete achieved victory at the World Games in the Thai boxing event. At "Eugen Doga" International Airport in Chișinău, he was greeted with applause and flowers from supporters.