New general consuls of the Republic of Moldova in Italy and the USA, appointed by the Government

The Cabinet of Ministers approved, during the Government meeting on Wednesday, March 19, the appointment of new general consuls of the Republic of Moldova in Italy and the USA.

Veaceslav Platon is in the custody of British authorities. When could he be extradited?

Controversial businessman Veaceslav Platon is in the custody of British authorities. According to the Prosecutor General's Office, in mid-April, British courts will begin examining the extradition request filed by the authorities in Chisinau.

Public consultation opens for new transport fare methodology in Moldova

A new methodology for calculating fares for public transport services could be adopted in order to modernize the system and make it more accessible to passengers.

Moldova’s economy in 2024: Stagnation or economic reset?

Moldova’s economy saw minimal growth in 2024, with GDP rising by just 0.1%. Severe droughts and the ongoing war in Ukraine significantly impacted foreign investment and domestic consumption, leading to economic stagnation.

Pașcani fire: Over 10 hectares burned, authorities issue warnings

Over 10 hectares of reed beds were burned in the Lunca Prutului area, in the village of Pașcani, Cahul district.

Gloria wins 2-1 away at Sepsi in the play-out phase

In the first stage of the play-out phase, Gloria won 2-1 away at Sepsi Sfântu Gheorghe. Răilean delivered a commendable performance, making four crucial saves for his team.

EU approves €1.9 billion aid to Moldova for reforms and growth

The European Union Council has given the final approval for providing €1.9 billion to support reforms and economic growth in the Republic of Moldova.

Trump and Putin to discuss Ukraine conflict in 2-hour call

A phone conversation scheduled for today between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to last two hours, the Kremlin has announced.

Moldovan residents face higher water bills as ANRE raises tariffs

Residents of the capital will face higher costs for drinking water following a rate increase approved by the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) on March 18.

Over 200 killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza amid ceasefire collapse

Over 200 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, according to Palestinian health authorities.

EU foreign ministers discuss defense and Ukraine military aid

The EU foreign ministers gathered yesterday in Brussels to discuss the defense of the continent, ahead of new proposals from the Commission that will be presented on Wednesday, just before the Thursday summit on March 20.

U.S. Supreme Court blocks Trump’s $2B foreign aid freeze

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration’s request to maintain a freeze on approximately $2 billion in foreign aid approved by Congress.