Roadmaps outline integration objectives for candidate countries like Moldova

With Brussels' announcement of roadmaps for candidate countries, the Republic of Moldova could gain an additional tool to accelerate reforms and clarify its objectives on its path toward the European Union (EU). Foreign policy expert Grigore Guzun maintains that the new documents will clarify the priorities set for the next stage of integration.

UK Prime Minister at UN: “London aided Moldova in protecting its elections”

Great Britain has provided technical support to the Republic of Moldova to protect its elections from attempts by the Russian Federation to influence the electoral process. The announcement was made by British Prime Minister Andy Burnham on September 22, from the podium of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly, in the context of the hybrid war waged by the Kremlin against Europe.

Parliament requests CNA to check for corruption at Chisinau Airport

Chisinau "Eugen Doga" International Airport could undergo an institutional assessment by the National Anti-Corruption Center (CNA). A proposal to this effect was put forward by Andrian Cheptonar, Deputy Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on National Security, Defense, and Public Order, during the meeting of the parliamentary inquiry commission on state-owned enterprises held on September 23.

Russia will use higher tariffs as propaganda in Moldova

Energy needs can vary even with the same tariff and comfort level. For this reason, discussions of energy bills must also consider the condition of the home, says Daniel Vodă, an associate expert at the Institute for European Policies and Reforms, who warns that Russia will turn energy bills into a political weapon this winter.

42 students receive merit scholarships, up to 6,230 lei/month

In the Republic of Moldova, 42 students are being rewarded for their achievements and hard work with state-awarded merit scholarships. Twelve of them will receive the Republic Scholarship, while another 30 will receive the Government Scholarship. Moldova 1 TV presents the stories of two young people who turned perseverance and hard work into an achievement they are proud of.

SMEs need more than just funding to build functional businesses

Although they account for 99.7% of Moldova’s economy and provide around 400,000 jobs, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) continue to face significant barriers. Limited access to finance, infrastructure, and a skilled workforce in the regions suggests that existing support programs do not always reach those who need them most.

"12 PLUS" mobile app for adolescent counseling launched in Chișinău

A safe space for support and counseling, right on your phone screen. On Wednesday, September 23, the National Center for Child Abuse Prevention (CNPAC) launched the "12 PLUS" mobile app in Chișinău, offering adolescents easy access to psychological counseling and useful information. Specialists encourage students not to be afraid to seek help from a psychologist.

Alignment with EU standards and access to funds are crucial for organic farming in Moldova

Organic farming is one of the engines of national economic growth, yet its full potential can only be realized through rapid alignment with European Union standards. Aligning with the EU acquis is also essential to unlock access to European funds for local farmers, stated Eugeniu Osmochescu, Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry, at the Regional Conference on Organic Agriculture in Southeast Europe, held on September 23 in Chișinău.

Repaired equipment for the Vulcănești-Chișinău line arrives in Moldova; tests will take over a month

The faulty equipment from the Vulcănești–Chișinău power line, previously sent to Spain for repairs, is en route to Moldova and will arrive this week. After that, the line will need four to five weeks of testing and technical integration before it can be put into operation, Minister Dorin Junghietu announced on Moldova 1.

Tana Foarfă on Moldova 1 TV: "Moldova is interested in EU budget discussions"

Negotiations over the European Union's future Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for 2028–2034 promise to be extremely difficult. Member states will have to strike a delicate balance between funding cohesion policy and new priorities related to defence, warns expert from Brussels Tana Foarfă.

iCare: Free online therapy for anxiety and depression in Moldova

Individuals struggling with anxiety and depression can benefit from a free online psychotherapy program launched on a trial basis in the Republic of Moldova. Named iCare, the project is a joint initiative of Moldova State University and the West University of Timișoara.

Moldovan entrepreneurs are supported in expanding internationally

Entrepreneurs in the Republic of Moldova seeking to enter international markets benefit from support through the "Export Accelerator" program, launched this summer. The initiative—implemented by the Organisation for Entrepreneurship Development and the World Bank’s Competitiveness Enhancement Project Implementation Unit—offers small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) export potential assessments, personalised development plans, training and consultancy from international experts, and opportunities to identify foreign partners and buyers.