Border Guard Slightly Injured After Projectile Lands Near Palanca Border Crossing
A Moldovan border police officer was slightly injured on Monday morning after a projectile landed near the Palanca–Maiaki-Udobnoe border crossing.The projectile ricocheted after hitting the ground and struck a route bus that...
Moldova and EU Hold 10th Association Council Meeting in Brussels
Representatives of Moldova and the European Union are meeting in Brussels today for the 10th meeting of the Association Council, to review progress in bilateral cooperation over the past 12 months.The agenda...
Moldovan Parliament Hosts “The Art of Being” Exhibition on Down Syndrome Awareness
The Moldovan Parliament is hosting the exhibition “The Art of Being”, organized as part of Down Syndrome Awareness Month. The exhibition highlights the stories and individuality of six people with Down syndrome.The...
Candidates running for the position of Governor, or Bashkan, of Moldova’s Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia must know Romanian, following a decision by the Constitutional Court rejecting a challenge filed by the...
Moldova Issues Hydrological Warning as River Water Levels Remain Critically Low
Moldova’s State Hydrometeorological Service has issued a hydrological warning over reduced water flow, valid from October 3 to 9, 2026.According to the warning issued on October 2 at 13:45, low water flow...
Igor Grosu Does Not Rule Out Expulsion of Russian Ambassador Oleg Ozerov
Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu has not ruled out the expulsion of Russia’s ambassador-designate to Moldova, Oleg Ozerov, following a series of drone incidents in Moldovan airspace this week.Speaking about possible further...
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Daily Briefing: How You Can Vote on September 28 If You’re Abroad
Citizens who plan to vote from outside Moldova can register in advance on the official website of the Central Electoral Commission.Electoral officials estimate the number of Moldovan citizens abroad by analyzing advance...
Mail-In Voting for Parliamentary Elections: Moldovan Citizens Have Two Days Left to Register
Only Two Days Left to Register for Mail-In Voting Ahead of Moldova’s September 28, 2025, Parliamentary Elections, Announces Central Electoral Commission (CEC).As of August 12, 2025, around 1,900 citizens have registered, most...
(VIDEO) Beekeeping Passed from Father to Son – How the Miron Couple Keeps Their Family Tradition Alive
Apicola Miron is a family-run business in the Republic of Moldova, passed down through generations. The family actively preserves the tradition of honey and beekeeping products.Natalia—one of the country’s first honey sommeliers—and...
The Ministry of Justice Calls for the Dissolution of Four Parties Accused of Succeeding the Banned “Shor” Political Group
On August 11, the Ministry of Justice filed a request with the Chisinau Court of Appeal to dissolve the political parties “RENASTERE,” “SANSA,” “Force of Alternative and Salvation of Moldova,” and “VICTORIE.”The...
Cyberattack on Government Infrastructure: STICS Employees Suspected of Complicity
The Information Technology and Cybersecurity Service (ITCS), along with national authorities specialized in the field, launched an investigation into a cybersecurity incident carried out by a foreign actor targeting government infrastructure. According...
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The CEC and the Foreign Ministry Condemn Russian Claims of Diaspora Vote Rigging
The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) rejected recent claims made by officials of the Russian Federation. These officials accused Moldovan authorities of planning to rig the upcoming parliamentary elections through the involvement of...
Outstanding Performance at the World Games in China: Athlete Artiom Livadari Wins Gold
Between August 6–10 in Chengdu, China, Artiom Livadari claimed the gold medal at the 2025 World Games in Muaythai, competing among the world’s top eight athletes.On the first day, Livadari defeated Croatian...
Republic of Moldova – Territorial Risks and the Urgent Need for European Reforms Amid Alaska Negotiations
On August 15, 2024, in Anchorage, Alaska, U.S. and Russian officials will hold their first high-level talks since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine—an event that the Kremlin officially confirmed. The...