EU boosts Moldova: €240M for education & social reforms

The European Union is set to allocate over 240 million euros to Moldova for modernizing education and bolstering social policies.

Moldova strengthens European links with Slovenia, Greece

Moldova and Slovenia are poised to enhance their cooperation across several key areas, including the fight against corruption, democratic consolidation, economy, tourism, agriculture, IT, light industry, and waste management.

Graz school shooting: 8 killed, many injured

Eight people were killed and several more injured on Tuesday in a school shooting in Graz, Austria, local media, including Kronen Zeitung, reported.

Moldova advances EU transport standards, boosts connectivity

The implementation of European Union transport policies is expected to significantly improve the quality and safety standards of transport services for passengers in the Republic of Moldova, according to Ghenadie Marin, head of the Bureau for European Integration.

Eugen Doga Cultural Center: Chisinau's stalled restoration

The building on Veronica Micle Street in the capital, intended to become the "Eugen Doga" Cultural Center, remains in a state of disrepair.

Moldova's Baccalaureate exams underway: Key dates

Today, June 10, thousands of high school graduates across the country are taking their foreign language exam as part of the National Baccalaureate.

Moldova Airport malfunction: Ukraine war, energy dependence highlight critical vulnerabilities

The technical malfunctions experienced on Monday, June 9, at Chișinău International Airport (AIC) were caused by the instability of Ukraine's electricity grid, which has been impacted by Russian Federation bombardments, stated Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Bolea, Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development.

Dan in Moldova: First official visit, EU future focus

Romanian President Nicușor Dan arrives today, June 10, for his first official visit to the Republic of Moldova since taking office.

NATO's 5% GDP defense target: A new era for collective security

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte met with Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer in London on Monday, June 9, 2025.

Russia cuts the Transnistrian region’s gas: Moldova warns of energy crisis

Russia's reduction of natural gas supplies to the Transnistrian region underscores the absence of energy prevention mechanisms and the disregard for market rules on the Dniester's left bank.

Russia cuts gas to Transnistrian region, fueling Moldova chaos

The Russian Federation has "sharply reduced" gas supplies to the Transnistrian region, leading to factories in the region sending all employees on temporary furlough until the end of the week, Alexandr Slusari, a member of the SA "Energocom" Board of Directors, announced on Monday.

Moldova's media law reforms spark debate: freedom of speech concerns amid EU alignment

Public consultations organized by the Parliament to amend the Audiovisual Media Services Code provoked heated discussions among experts, legal professionals, media representatives, and authorities.