Over 1,800 bullying cases reported in schools in 2025: "Teachers play a key role in preventing violence"

According to data from the General Inspectorate of Police, confirmed by the Ministry of Education and Research, one in five students in the Republic of Moldova is a victim of bullying in schools. In 2024, there were 1,718 reported cases of bullying in educational institutions, and in 2025, this number is projected to rise by an additional 108 cases.

Fundraising launched for the Căprești nursing home destroyed by fire: how to help

The nursing home administration in the village of Căprești, Florești district, has launched a fundraising campaign to rehabilitate the building, which was partially damaged by a fire last month. The multifunctional room, where the elderly used to gather to socialize, is no longer available for use. The cost to repair the roof alone is estimated at half a million lei.

Eight new PAS deputies validated by the Constitutional Court

On Thursday, November 6, the Constitutional Court confirmed the mandates of eight deputies elected from the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) list in the most recent parliamentary elections. These new parliamentarians will take the place of former party colleagues who have left to join the Munteanu Government, accepted other public roles, or retired from politics.

Mark Rutte thanks Romania for supporting Moldova in countering Russia’s hybrid attacks

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte expressed his gratitude to Romania for its vital support to the authorities in Chișinău. Speaking in Bucharest on November 6, he acknowledged the "sense of urgency" voiced by President Nicușor Dan concerning Russia's hybrid threats, noting that Romania was closely monitoring the multifaceted war instigated by Moscow.

The US and Romania reaffirm support for Moldova: “We will continue our special cooperation”

The USA and Romania will continue to support Moldova in reforming, modernizing, strengthening national security, and joining the European Union.

Two serious accidents claim three lives in Straseni and Ocnița

Three people lost their lives and four others, including two minors, were hospitalized following two accidents that occurred on Wednesday evening, November 5, in the districts of Straseni and Ocnița.

Chisinau school and kindergarten directors targeted in corruption case

Problematic public procurement practices have been identified in educational institutions in Chisinau. On Thursday, November 6, anti-corruption officers and prosecutors conducted searches at multiple kindergartens and schools as part of a criminal investigation into corruption and abuse of office. Nine individuals are currently under investigation, including the director of the General Directorate of Education, Youth, and Sports (DGETS), two school principals, a kindergarten manager, and several business representatives.

“Debts” of €12,000 for 200 grams of gold: two Călărași residents detained for blackmail

He spent the night at a fellow villager's house, and that night almost cost him 12,000 euros. A man from Călărași was accused by two villagers of stealing 200 grams of gold and was subsequently blackmailed into paying a debt of 12,000 euros.

Searches in the "TUX" case: five people detained for money laundering and tax evasion

Five individuals, aged between 30 and 45, including the founders of the investment platform "TUX," were detained for 72 hours on the morning of November 6. The arrests followed 28 searches conducted as part of an investigation into the "TUX" platform, which is suspected of engaging in illicit entrepreneurial activities, money laundering, and tax evasion.

Director of Moldsilva Agency resigned

Victor Durbală, the director of the Moldsilva Agency, has resigned. He submitted his resignation on November 4, but did not provide any reasons for this decision.

Harsher sentence for underworld leader Vladimir Moscalciuc, alias "Makena"

Centru Court of Appeals has increased the sentence of Vladimir Moscalciuc, the head of the Makena criminal organization, to 25 years in prison. This decision follows an appeal by prosecutors from the PCCOCS, who argued that the original sentence of 21 years was too lenient. Moscalciuc was convicted for ordering the assassination of a rival criminal leader in a closed-regime prison in 2008.

Natural gas tariff could be adjusted in January 2026: Energocom to present calculations by year-end

The natural gas tariff may be revised in January of next year, according to the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE). Energocom, the state-owned company that recently became the primary supplier of gas to end consumers, will present the necessary calculations to establish the new tariffs by the end of this year.