Mesager marks 35 years as Moldova's news cornerstone

Moldova 1's flagship news program, "Mesager" (The Messenger), marks its 35th anniversary today, July 1st, since its first broadcast.

Moldova’s EU future at stake ahead of September vote

The Russian Federation is reportedly dissatisfied with the direction chosen by Moldova’s citizens and is likely to attempt influencing the outcome of the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28, according to Jānis Mažeiks, the European Union’s ambassador to Moldova.

EU extends Russia sanctions, faces internal energy rift

On Monday, June 30, EU countries extended trade sanctions against Russia for another six months, while also preparing to grant financial relief to Slovakia for additional measures.

New Radio Moldova Comrat boosts Moldova's info space

Today, July 1st, Teleradio-Moldova (TRM) is taking a significant step to strengthen Moldova's national information space with the launch of Radio Moldova Comrat – a regional station dedicated to residents of the Gagauz Autonomy (UTA Gagauzia).

Moldova official: No separate Gagauzia election body

The creation of a separate Central Electoral Commission (CEC) for the Gagauzia autonomy is unjustified; the Republic of Moldova cannot accommodate two such bodies, stated CEC Vice-President Pavel Postica during the "360 Degrees" broadcast on Radio Moldova.

Moldova's transport reform: Citizens first, says Bolea

The reform of Moldova's public transport system must prioritize citizen interests, emphasizing social inclusion and equity, according to Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Bolea, Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development.

Moldova takes steps to prevent fraud in fall elections

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) of Moldova is joining forces with law enforcement agencies to prevent fraud in the upcoming parliamentary elections, scheduled for September 28.

Moldova prosecutors pass initial integrity test

On June 30, the Prosecutor's Evaluation Commission held public hearings for Marcel Dumbravan, the interim Chief Prosecutor of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, and his interim deputy, Mariana Leahu.

Moldova school meals: Audit reveals flaws & reforms

A lack of clear regulations regarding food quantities and insufficient transparency in product record-keeping are the main deficiencies identified by the Court of Accounts in an audit of catering services in kindergartens and schools, conducted late last year.

Moldova's courts face paralysis amid judge shortage

A year after a wave of resignations swept through the judiciary, the Central Court of Appeal is still grappling with a critical staff shortage.

New Moldova law: 3,000 Lei for young industry workers

The law providing a monthly financial supplement of 3,000 Moldovan Lei to young specialists starting their first job in strategically important industries was enacted on June 30 by President Maia Sandu.

Moldova strengthens air defense amid regional tensions

The Republic of Moldova is significantly enhancing its airspace security through a new set of regulations.