Germany crushes Curacao 7-1 in World Cup opener

Germany opened its World Cup campaign with a dominant 7-1 victory over Curacao. The Group E encounter took place in Houston, marking a statement start for Julian Nagelsmann’s side.

Ukraine records highest civilian casualty count in May 2026

Ukraine experienced its deadliest month for civilians since the onset of Russia’s invasion in February 2022. The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine reported at least 274 civilian deaths and over 1,760 injuries during May.

“Fanfara Argintie” Festival turns Soroca into folk music capital

Soroca Municipality has become the capital of folk music and traditions. The latest edition of the "Fanfara Argintie" ("Silver Brass Band") festival brought together 15 instrumental groups from the Republic of Moldova and beyond the Prut. The event kicked off with a parade through the city's main streets. At the same time, the "Grigore Vieru" Park hosted a Folk Craftsmen Fair, where artisans from various regions, including Ukraine, showcased their authentic works.

Igor Grosu re-elected PAS president: “A great responsibility”

Igor Grosu was re-elected president of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) at the party's fourth Congress. The event took place on Sunday, June 14, where vice-presidents, the secretary general, and members of the National Permanent Bureau were also elected.

Over 100 Moldovan teachers learned the Finnish education model

Between March and May, over 100 teachers and trainers from the Republic of Moldova were trained in teaching and learning in schools, following the Finnish model.

May inflation reached 6.8%; essential goods and services became more expensive

Prices in the Republic of Moldova continue to rise, with annual inflation reaching 6.8% in May. This increase is attributed to the rising costs of essential products and services. Compared to May 2025, the largest price hikes were recorded for eggs, vegetables, fuels, and passenger transport, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).

Romania’s PM-designate presents governing program; territorial reform is top priority

Romania's Prime Minister-designate, Eugen Tomac, has unveiled his governing program. The newly released document comprises 21 chapters and identifies "administrative-territorial reform" as its primary focus.

Eugen Tomac resigns as prime minister-designate; Nicușor Dan proposes Adrian Veștea

Eugen Tomac has stepped down as Prime Minister-designate. Romanian President Nicușor Dan has proposed Adrian Veștea as his successor.

Ilie Bolojan calls new PM appointment a “hostile act”

Ilie Bolojan, Romania's interim Prime Minister and President of the National Liberal Party (PNL), expressed that he was not informed of President Nicușor Dan's intention to appoint Adrian Veștea as Prime Minister. He views this action as a hostile move and an attempt to undermine the National Liberal Party (PNL).

Discover Romania: ARC Camps 2026 registration open until June 26

Students and young people from the Republic of Moldova have the opportunity to explore Romania. Registration for the 17th edition of the ARC Camp Program is open until June 26, with 9,000 free spots available across eight locations in Romania.

Stalinist deportations: Flowers and candles at the “Train of Pain” memorial

The Stalinist deportations remain a painful chapter in our history, even 85 years later. In memory of the thousands of families forced into exile in distant Siberia or Kazakhstan, flowers were laid at the "Train of Pain" monument on June 13. Attendees at the rally shared stories of their grandparents and great-grandparents, who were, through no fault of their own, central figures in one of the most tragic episodes of our nation’s past.

China Days in Chisinau showcase traditions, food and Chinese art

Chinese traditions, gastronomy, and art were celebrated during the event "China Days in Chisinau." Visitors took advantage of the beautiful weather and formed long lines to experience the tea ceremony, along with games and interactive activities dedicated to Chinese culture.