Moldovan from Madagascar Shares Five Things Tourists Should Know Before Visiting Moldova
Cynthia, a woman from Madagascar who has lived in Moldova for six years and describes herself as the “Moldovan from Madagascar,” has shared five things tourists should know before visiting the country.Drawing...
Casa Mare: A Symbol of Moldovan Family and Heritage
The Casa Mare was traditionally the ceremonial room of a Moldovan household. Clean and beautifully decorated, it welcomed guests and hosted the family’s most important celebrations and events.For Moldovans, the Casa Mare...
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...
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STISC Launches MoldLex: A Digital Platform for Easy Access to Moldova’s Legal Acts
The Information Technology and Cyber Security Service (STISC) has launched MoldLex, an innovative digital platform that provides users with easy, comprehensive, and up-to-date access to Moldova’s legal acts. This advanced solution centralizes...
Celebration of Martisor in Gagauzia
The Gagauz, same as some other nations, celebrate Martisor at the beginning of March. Throughout the autonomous territory concerts and festivals are being organized “Mêrtisor Gagauziyada”.For the Gagauz, Martisor is primarily...
Two Russian agents declared undesirable in Moldova for five years
After landing at Chișinău International Airport in early February, two Russian secret service agents, who were allegedly operating under the cover of the Lukoil company, were declared undesirable in the Republic of Moldova...
Recean: Moldova Stands with Ukraine for Freedom, Democracy, and Our European Future
Prime Minister Dorin Recean reaffirmed Moldova's support for Ukraine on the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion."Three years of unjust war. Three years of suffering. Three years of resistance against Russia's unprovoked...
Carolina Novac in Brussels: Moldova Accelerates EU Integration Through Energy Reforms and Sustainability
Carolina Novac, the State Secretary of the Ministry of Energy, participated in the bilateral screening session on "Free Movement of Goods" held in Brussels from February 18-21, 2025. This meeting marked another...
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Discover Martisor Celebration in Moldova: A Tradition of Spring and Renewal
Moldova celebrates Martisor every year on March 1st, marking the arrival of spring and new beginnings. This beloved tradition brings people together to exchange martisoare—small red and white trinkets symbolizing health, happiness,...
Voter bribery and mail voting are the main challenges for the 2025 election
Illegal funding of political parties during electoral campaigns, voter bribery, the expansion of mail-in voting, and the adjustment of normative acts in response to the shortcomings identified by authorities during the 2024...
Media Situation Index, launched by IJC: in 2024, the media was affected by serious issues
In 2024, the media situation in the Republic of Moldova was marked by serious problems, according to the Media Situation Index (MSI) launched by the Independent Journalism Center (IJC) on Monday, February...