Hundreds of Teachers Protest in Chisinau, Demand Higher Salaries

Hundreds of teachers from several districts across Moldova, education sector employees and trade union representatives gathered outside the Government building on Wednesday, August 19, demanding higher salaries for teaching and auxiliary staff,...

Former Health Minister Ala Nemerenco Comments on Controversy Over Young Advisers in Public Institutions

Former Health Minister Ala Nemerenco has commented on the controversy surrounding the employment of young political advisers in public institutions following an investigation into the case of Selinia Cojocari, a young woman...

Moldovans Working in Israel Urged to Consult 2026 Guide on Foreign Workers’ Rights

Moldovan citizens working in Israel are being urged to consult the new Guide on the Rights of Foreign Workers – 2026 Edition, published by Israel’s Population and Immigration Authority. The guide contains...

Moldova, U.S. Discuss Cooperation in Culture, Media and Cultural Heritage

Moldovan Culture Minister Dan Suruceanu met with Nick Pietrowicz, Chargé d’Affaires of the U.S. Embassy in Moldova, to discuss strengthening cooperation between Moldova and the United States in the fields of culture...

Moldovan Para-Judo Athletes Win Four Medals at European Championships

Moldovan athletes won four medals - one silver and three bronze - at the European Para-Judo Championships for seniors in Heidelberg, Germany.Ina Cernei achieved Moldova’s best result, winning the silver medal in...

Moldova’s Borderline Medicines Reform Raises Questions Over Favoritism and Pharmaceutical Interests

Moldova’s controversial Order No. 168 on the reclassification of so-called borderline products, often referred to as “Soviet remedies,” issued on March 10 by then-Health Minister Emil Ceban, is set to be revised,...

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The results of the UN entities’ activities in Moldova and current priorities discussed at the Government

The Government of Moldova and UN entities reviewed the results of their partnership and coordinated external aid programs to match the country’s strategic priorities.Prime Minister Dorin Recean thanked the UN family in...

Prime Minister Recean’s Local Visits Strengthen Dialogue and Deliver Results

Prime Minister Dorin Recean’s visits to localities across the Republic of Moldova have strengthened dialogue between central and local authorities and formalized communication based on shared values. Government spokesperson Daniel Voda, who...

Promo-LEX Warns of ”Online Censorship” Amid New Repressive Communication Laws in Transnistria

The new changes proposed by the so-called “supreme soviet” in Tiraspol regarding the interruption of communication services for individuals and legal entities raise serious concerns about the respect for fundamental rights. The...

Maia Sandu: “Nothing is stronger than the bond of a family”

“Nothing is stronger than the bond of a family.” It is within the family that we first learn to love, forgive, and support one another. President Maia Sandu conveyed this message on...

Fast-tracked negotiations for a social protection agreement with Ireland

Moldova will begin talks with Irish authorities to sign a social protection agreement, Labor Minister Alexei Buzu announced, as reported by IPN.The minister agreed with his Irish counterpart, Dara Calleary, to begin...
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€100 million invested to improve roads and upgrade transportation infrastructure

Almost half of the national roads remain in poor condition, and the Ministry of Infrastructure prepares an extensive rehabilitation plan supported by a €100 million financing agreement with the European Bank for...

Siegfried Muresan: An Anti-European President in Bucharest Would Jeopardize Relations with Moldova

MEP Siegfried Muresan warns that Romania’s presidential elections, scheduled for May 18, will directly influence the Republic of Moldova’s European trajectory and the bilateral relationship between the two countries. In a statement...

Education Minister: Teachers Who Attended Trainings in Russia May Face Sanctions

The National Council on Ethics and Integrity will meet to determine whether teachers who participated in trainings organized by the Evrazia organization in Russia should face sanctions. Education Minister Dan Perciun announced...

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