Moldova to Host 25th National Wine Day in Chisinau on October 3-4
The Republic of Moldova will celebrate the 25th edition of National Wine Day on October 3-4 in Chisinau’s Great National Assembly Square, bringing together winemakers, wine enthusiasts and visitors from Moldova and...
Moldova’s Culture Minister Calls for Return of U.S. Grants for Moldovan Media
Moldovan Culture Minister Dan Suruceanu met with Nick Petrowicz, Chargé d’Affaires of the U.S. Embassy in the Republic of Moldova, to discuss strengthening cooperation between Moldova and the United States in the...
In 2026, most drones crashed in Moldova. Grosu explains why Putin is bombing
The Republic of Moldova has recorded the highest number of airspace violations in 2026, Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu said, arguing that Moscow is seeking to intimidate not only Ukraine but also other...
Zinaida Greceanii Testifies in Igor Dodon’s “Kuliok” Case
Socialist MP and former Prime Minister Zinaida Greceanii appeared before judges at the Supreme Court of Justice on Monday to testify in the “Kuliok” case, in which former President Igor Dodon is...
Moldova, Türkiye Set $2 Billion Trade Target as Tofan Hails Strong Ties
Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan said relations between Moldova and Türkiye are very strong in the economic, cultural and political fields, adding that the two countries should aim to increase their trade...
Appeal Hearing Begins in Vladimir Plahotniuc’s Banking Fraud Case
The first appeal hearing in the “Bank Fraud” case, in which former Democratic Party leader Vladimir Plahotniuc was sentenced to 19 years in prison, is taking place today, August 24, at the...
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Moldova becomes the first non-EU country to sign a Cooperation Arrangement with the European Labour Authority
On Friday, May 2, the Republic of Moldova signed a Cooperation Arrangement with the European Labour Authority (ELA) in Bratislava, Slovakia. According to the Minister of Labour and Social Protection, Alexei Buzu,...
Historians Anatol Taranu and Igor Casu on Rlive TV: Soviet authorities’ policies caused the 1946–1947 famine in Bessarabia
The famine of 1946–1947, which killed around 130,000 people in Bessarabia, resulted directly from state policies. Historians Anatol Taranu and Igor Casu said on Rlive TV's Consens National that the authorities emptied...
Moldova’s Domestic State Debt Rises to 48.09 Billion Lei by April 2025
The Ministry of Finance announced that as of April 30, 2025, Moldova’s domestic state debt reached 48.09 billion lei, reflecting an increase of 4.13 billion lei since the start of the year....
The Independent Journalism Center launches the 2025 Press Freedom Days
The Independent Journalism Center (IJC) is launching the 2025 Press Freedom Days, traditionally marked in May, to highlight the role and importance of free journalism. On May 3, several newsrooms across Moldova...
Moldova and Ukraine Reaffirm Commitment to EU Integration and Support for Peace
Moldova will continue to support Ukraine “with full determination” until a just and lasting peace is achieved, Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration Cristina Gherasimov stated today. She emphasized that Moldova and...
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Romania’s Presidential Elections: First Round Voting Begins Abroad. Maia Sandu Urges Participation
Voting abroad started on Thursday evening, 1 May 2025, at 22:00 (Romanian time), with the first polling station opening in Auckland, New Zealand, at 07:00 local time. Authorities sent 3.6 million ballot...
Moldovan Weightlifters Shine at Under-17 World Championships in Lima
At the Under-17 World Weightlifting Championships in Lima, Peru, Moldovan athletes delivered an impressive performance, bringing home ten medals.Dan Betca (67 kg) claimed three medals:Gold in the snatch with a lift...
EU Caravan in Moldova – “Show Nebun”: Humor, information and European spirit at the heart of regions
The European Union is coming closer to people in the most fun and interactive way possible! During May – June, the EU Caravan in Moldova starts its journey with the event “Show...