Electricity consumption to increase by 17% on Monday

Tomorrow, electricity consumption on the right bank of the Nistru is expected to increase by 17% compared to the previous day, although demand is 3% lower than a typical winter day, according to Energocom.

Premiere for the Republic of Moldova. Eight tons of mercury lamps exported to Romania for recycling

Approximately eight thousand kilograms of lighting lamps containing mercury were exported to Romania for safe recycling for the first time, according to Iulian Gamureac, the president of the authorized operator in the Republic of Moldova specialized in managing hazardous and non-hazardous waste. He shared this information during the "Zi de Zi" program on Radio Moldova. Gamureac noted that while the import of objects and devices containing mercury and their sale on the market have been prohibited since 2021, there are still historical stocks from previous decades that people keep in warehouses or discard improperly.

Nine people died in fires since the start of 2025. IGSU Recommendations

Since the start of 2025, more than 150 fires have been recorded in the Republic of Moldova, resulting in the deaths of nine people, according to the General Inspectorate for Emergencies (IGSU). In light of this situation, rescuers remind citizens about the importance of following fire prevention rules, particularly when using heating sources.

Green energy in Flâmanzeni, with EU support. School hasn’t paid electricity bill for eight months

The "Iurie Boghiu" Gymnasium in Flâmanzeni, located in the Singerei district, has not paid its electricity bill for eight months, thanks to a European Union-funded energy efficiency project. As schools in the Republic of Moldova struggle to cope with rising electricity costs, this gymnasium has successfully reduced its consumption by rehabilitating its heating system and installing solar panels.

Celebrating Nicolae Botgros: Moldova’s folklore icon turns 72

This milestone presents an opportunity for his many admirers to express their admiration and gratitude for his artistic mastery, his promotion of authentic musical folklore, and the spiritual joy he brings to audiences both at home and around the world.

Russian drone strikes Ukraine: Over 60 drones hit civilian areas

The Russian forces have attacked Ukraine with over 60 Shahed drones and two guided missiles in the past 24 hours, announces the Ukrainian army.

Transnistrian energy crisis: Urgent solution needed for gas shortage

The Transnistrian region has only a few days’ worth of gas remaining, and the coal available for electricity production will last no more than two weeks.

Moldova and Ukraine agree on mutual recognition of diplomas

During President Maia Sandu's official visit to Kyiv, Foreign Affairs Minister Mihai Popșoi signed an agreement with Ukraine's Education and Science Minister Oksen Lisovyi on the mutual recognition of diplomas and academic qualifications between Moldova and Ukraine.

Slovakia protesters demand Fico's resignation over pro-Russian stance

Massive protests took place in Slovakia, where tens of thousands of people gathered in the streets to challenge Prime Minister Robert Fico's policies.

Moldova and Ukraine strengthen ties: Energy crisis and EU goals

The regional situation, the energy crisis, common challenges, and European integration were discussed in Kiev by Moldova's President Maia Sandu and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Madison Keys triumphs over world no. 1 Sabalenka in Grand Slam final

Madison Keys secured the trophy with a victory in the final against world number one, Aryna Sabalenka.

Marco Rubio freezes U.S. foreign aid, except for Israel, Egypt

The new head of U.S. diplomacy, Marco Rubio, has frozen U.S. foreign aid, except for the assistance provided to Egypt and Israel, pending a full review of all programs, as stated in an internal memo from the State Department, according to AFP.