Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak gets honorary degree in Moldova

Steve Wozniak, one of the most influential innovators of the 20th century, received an honorary degree from the Technical University of Moldova (UTM) on Sunday, October 19.

Moldova heart surgery breakthrough: First-ever CRT and ICD implants

Doctors at Chișinău's "Holy Trinity" Municipal Clinical Hospital have performed the country's first-ever operations to implant a Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy (CRT) device and two Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillators (ICDs).

Ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan after border clashes

Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to an immediate ceasefire following lengthy talks in Qatar, after the worst border clashes in decades. The agreement was reached on Sunday, October 19.

After 50 Years: Moldova bridge linking Gagauzia to Taraclia repaired

A vital road bridge in Moldova, connecting Ceadîr-Lunga and Taraclia, is set for major repairs after more than 50 years without maintenance.

Frost warning: Yellow-level alert issued nationwide

Meteorologists have issued a Yellow-level frost warning nationwide. The warning is valid for 20–21 October, according to the national weather service.

Moldova-Romania troops start 'Joint Combined Training-2025'

Moldovan and Romanian troops are due to take part in the 'Joint Combined Exchange Training-2025' exercise, which is scheduled to take place at the National Army's training centres between 20 and 31 October.

Putin demands Donetsk surrender in Trump call, sources say

Vladimir Putin demanded the complete relinquishing of the Donetsk region during a phone call with President Donald Trump this week as a condition for a ceasefire, two senior officials familiar with the discussion told the Washington Post.

Gaza accuses Israel of 47 truce violations; Netanyahu limits Rafah aid

Gaza authorities have accused Israel of violating the armistice with Hamas 47 times since it came into effect, with 38 Palestinians killed and 143 others injured, The Guardian reports.

Fatal mushroom poisoning warning after hospitalisations in Moldova

At least ten people have been hospitalised in Moldova since the start of autumn after eating wild mushrooms, prompting a nationwide warning from health officials.

Zaporizhzhia Power Plant: Repairs begin after outage

Repair work has begun to restore off-site power to the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) after a four-week outage, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) announced.

EU-backed volunteer fire posts bolster safety across rural Moldova

Volunteer firefighters, increasing in number across Moldova, are always ready for a new mission, despite not being paid professionals.

Moldova launches first community solar power projects

Moldova is launching its first renewable energy communities, supported by Sweden, Norway, and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).