Moldova receives second batch of rabies vaccine

The second batch of rabies vaccine for this year has arrived at the central warehouse of the National Agency for Public Health. It will be distributed to various regional offices across the country. The National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) allocated over 1.5 million lei to purchase 11,700 doses.

First Film and History Festival in Mereni honors victims of Stalinist deportations

In Mereni, located in the Anenii Noi district, the memory of victims of Stalinist deportations is honored through commemorations, dialogue, and education. This year, the Deportations Museum Complex is hosting the inaugural Film and History Festival, an event dedicated to acknowledging the victims of political repression and conveying historical truths to new generations.

VIDEO | Strășeni showcases over 100 rare musical instruments

The "Vatra Cobzarului" house-museum, located in the Straseni district and overseen by maestro Tudor Ungureanu, serves as a significant venue for preserving and promoting musical and cultural heritage. This unique museum complex houses a collection of over 100 rare musical instruments from various regions of the world, all of which are restored and showcased.

Doina Gherman on US Independence Day: Partnership with Washington strengthens Moldova

Doina Gherman, the Vice President of Parliament, issued a message to mark the United States Independence Day. In her message, she emphasized that the strategic partnership with the USA plays a crucial role in promoting peace, development, and independence for the Republic of Moldova.

Government change must be swift to sustain reforms and EU talks

The Republic of Moldova cannot afford a prolonged period without a functioning Executive. The next Prime Minister will need to continue reforms and ensure transparency in the management of state assets. From the standpoint of European institutions, the government's resignation is an internal matter that does not impact accession negotiations, provided that the commitments made are upheld.

Gagauzia People's Assembly elections set for November 15

The People's Assembly of Gagauzia has scheduled elections for deputies on November 15. This decision was made by a majority vote during an extraordinary session held on July 3, following the election of the new Speaker of the Legislature, Valentin Gaidarji.

88 young specialists join Moldova's medical system

The Republic of Moldova’s medical system will welcome 88 new young specialists. The Ministry of Health has assigned graduates from the bachelor's degree program at the State University of Medicine and Pharmacy (USMF) "Nicolae Testemițanu," class of 2026. These graduates will soon begin their work in medical institutions across the country.

Chișinău and Bucharest, two Romanian crises. Cioroianu: "When one actor takes everything, conflicts arise"

The Republic of Moldova and Romania are currently experiencing political instability, highlighted by the resignation of Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu in Chișinău and a deadlock in forming a new government in Bucharest. While the crises stem from different causes, there are notable similarities. According to Adrian Cioroianu, a former Foreign Minister of Romania, a single party or leader is attempting to claim exclusive control of the agenda for European integration or major reform initiatives.

Ilan Shor's controversial war zone amusement park project

Ilan Shor, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison for bank fraud and is currently hiding in Moscow from the Moldovan justice system, has announced a “large-scale project” in the Russian Federation. His company, A7, is reportedly constructing an amusement park in the Kursk region, an area that is often affected by alerts and attacks due to its proximity to the front lines.

EU gives green light for Moldova and Ukraine to open Cluster VI talks

The member states of the European Union (EU) have unanimously agreed to begin opening a new cluster in the accession negotiations with Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova, focusing on external relations. This announcement was made on July 3, as reported by Euronews.

Perciun confirms disagreements with Munteanu on fiscal policy

The Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun, confirmed that he discussed budgetary and fiscal policy with outgoing Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu. He noted that certain issues that had not been fully addressed within the Government were reflected in the policy and had caused significant dissatisfaction in society. These statements were made following remarks by President Maia Sandu, who said that the only objection Alexandru Munteanu raised to the submission of the mandate concerned his interpersonal relationship with Dan Perciun.

Three room homes dominate Moldova. One third lack water and sewer access

The area of ​​the housing stock in the Republic of Moldova was, on January 1, 2026, about 93.3 million square meters, equivalent to over 93 square kilometers. For a visual comparison, the total area of ​​all housing in the country exceeds the combined territory of three microstates: San Marino, Tuvalu and Monaco.