Moldova’s 2026-2027 School Year to Begin with Independence-Themed Lesson
The 2026-2027 school year will begin with a special thematic lesson, “Independence That Unites Us,” in all public and private general education institutions across Moldova.The lesson will take place on September 1,...
Moldova Develops National Action Plan to Implement European Child Guarantee
Moldova is developing a national action plan to implement the European Child Guarantee, a framework aimed at improving children’s access to essential services and social protection.The plan includes measures to ensure better...
Author Wine Festival to Host Its Largest Edition in Early September
The Author Wine Festival will return in early autumn, with its fourth edition scheduled for September 4-6, 2026, in the courtyard of the National Museum of History of Moldova. For the first...
Five Uzbek Citizens Expelled From Moldova Over Illegal Stay
Five Uzbek citizens were expelled from the Republic of Moldova on August 14 after authorities found that they were staying in the country illegally and working without legal residence permits.According to the...
Drone Crashes in Romania’s Tulcea County, Causing Explosion and Fire
A drone crashed Friday afternoon near Luncavita in Romania’s Tulcea County, causing an explosion and a fire, according to Romania’s Ministry of National Defence.“The aerial target was not detected by the Defence...
Anastasia Taburceanu Returns More Than 1.1 Million Lei Received From Moldatsa
Anastasia Taburceanu has returned the money she received from Moldatsa, according to a response obtained by the Realitatea Media Group. The funds were transferred back to the state-owned company in four installments.At...
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Moldovan PM Discusses EU Accession, Investment With Belgian Counterpart
Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan held a phone conversation with Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever, focusing on Moldova’s European Union accession process, economic cooperation, and efforts to attract Belgian investment.Tofan thanked...
Moldova Launches Search for Its Candidate City for European Capital of Culture 2033
The Republic of Moldova has officially launched the process of selecting the city that will represent the country in the European competition for the European Capital of Culture 2033 title. Interested cities...
Moldovan Man Dies in Italy Just 24 Hours After Arriving for Construction Work
A 35-year-old Moldovan citizen, Nicu Terletchi, died in Italy just 24 hours after arriving in the country to work in the construction sector. The man passed away on August 4 after falling...
Property Tax Could Rise to 1% of Cadastral Value Starting in 2027
Property tax in the Republic of Moldova could reach up to 1% of the cadastral value starting in 2027, according to amendments included in a draft law prepared by the Ministry of...
Maia Sandu Says Afghan Officials’ Visit to Moldova Resulted from Lack of Knowledge About State Policy Toward Taliban Regime
The visit of Afghan officials to the Republic of Moldova took place because a State Secretary from the Ministry of Agriculture had not informed himself about the country’s policy regarding relations with...
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Grain and Oilseed Producers Oppose VAT Increase to 12%, Request Talks with Government
Producers and processors of grain and oilseed crops are opposing the planned increase of the VAT rate to 12%, saying they categorically reject the measure and want discussions with Finance Minister Victoria...
Maia Sandu won’t be taking a vacation in August. She says the scandal at Moldatsa “was a sign” that she shouldn’t take a vacation...
President Maia Sandu said she will not take a vacation in August, explaining that she plans to continue working due to the government’s demanding agenda. She made the remarks during the Cabinetul...
Storm Damages Moldova’s 330 kV Balti-Dnestrovsk Power Line, Repairs May Take More Than a Week
Moldova’s 330 kV Balti-Dnestrovsk high-voltage transmission line suffered severe damage following heavy rain and strong winds on the afternoon of Thursday, August 6. According to preliminary assessments, around 10 high-voltage pylons were...