Realitatea TV to Broadcast Both Parts of Emil Loteanu’s Film “Anna Pavlova” on November 13 and 14

On Friday and Saturday, November 13 and 14, Realitatea TV will broadcast both parts of Anna Pavlova, a film directed by Emil Loteanu.The film tells the story of the famous Russian ballerina...

Constitutional Court Ruling in the Veronica Dragalin Case: Provision That Led to the Vetting Process Not Being Approved Declared Unconstitutional

Judges and prosecutors who resigned after the legal 20-day deadline will be allowed to continue the vetting process if they request it. The Constitutional Court has ruled that a resignation submitted after...

Regulated Prices in Moldova Expected to Rise by 16.4% in 2027, Nearly Double Previous Forecast

The Republic of Moldova is preparing for another wave of increases in regulated service prices in 2027. The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) forecasts that regulated prices will rise by an annual...

Suspect Detained in Moldova Over Alleged Links to Russian Intelligence Services

A person suspected of cooperating with representatives of the Russian Federation’s intelligence services and unconstitutional security structures in the Transnistrian region has been detained. The individual is accused of gathering information about...

Maia Sandu Attends European Political Community Summit in Dublin, to Meet Azerbaijani President

Moldovan President Maia Sandu is attending the European Political Community summit in Dublin, Ireland. Ahead of the meeting, she announced that she is scheduled to hold talks with her Azerbaijani counterpart, Ilham...

Mihai Poiata on Emil Loteanu: Artistic Ambitions, Disappointments and the Struggles Behind His Success

Screenwriter and publicist Mihai Poiata reflects on the complex personality of filmmaker Emil Loteanu, his artistic ambitions, the disappointments that shaped his career and the difficulties he faced after returning to Chisinau....

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The Ministry of Education and Research opens the 2025 edition of Education Week with large-scale events in Chisinau

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Moldova Will Receive Rapid Assistance in Case of Cyberattacks Through the European Cybersecurity Reserve

Moldova now accesses the European Cybersecurity Reserve, a key component of the Digital Europe Programme. The country joins a European rapid-response mechanism for significant cyberattacks, after Roberto Viola, Director-General for Communications Networks,...

Moldelectrica and Ukrenergo Advance Regional Energy Integration with Cross-Border Agreement

The Moldovan state-owned enterprise Moldelectrica and Ukraine’s national electricity transmission system operator, NPC Ukrenergo, have signed key documents to implement a cross-border capacity allocation mechanism on the Moldova–Ukraine border.“This action marks further...

The Cultural Project “7,000 Years Under Wine:” Moldova Explores the Origins of Its Viticulture

Archaeologists and botanists confirm that wild grapevine (Vitis sylvestris) grew on the current territory of the Republic of Moldova as early as the Miocene epoch, which began about 23 million years ago...

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