Maia Sandu Marks Romanian Language Day, Calls on Moldovans to Preserve Their Linguistic Heritage
Moldovan President Maia Sandu has delivered a message marking Romanian Language Day, celebrated today, August 31. The president stressed that the Romanian language is an essential part of the country’s identity and...
Chisinau to Host Concert Celebrating Romanian Language Day
Chisinau City Hall is organizing a concert in central Chisinau today, August 31, to mark Romanian Language Day. The event will take place on Eugen Doga pedestrian street starting at 7:00 p.m....
Moldova’s Traditional Carpets: A Symbol of Heritage and Identity
Traditional carpets are among the most valuable symbols of Moldova’s cultural heritage. Handwoven with motifs inspired by nature and everyday life, they have decorated Moldovan homes for generations.Each carpet tells a story...
Moldovan fugitive businessman and politician Ilan Shor has emerged as a key figure in Russia’s efforts to circumvent Western sanctions, according to an investigation published by The Economist.Once at the centre of...
Moldova’s Independence Day Marked in Southern Africa for the First Time
The 35th anniversary of the Republic of Moldova’s declaration of independence was marked in Pretoria, South Africa, on August 27, 2026, at a private dinner described by organizers as the first formal...
Russia Has Recruited at Least 857 Moldovan Citizens to Fight in Ukraine, Ukrainian Intelligence Says
Russia has allegedly recruited at least 857 citizens of the Republic of Moldova to participate in the war against Ukraine, according to Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence, citing the “I Want to Live” project,...
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The war in Ukraine will affect Moldova’s economic growth for 2022
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