Moldova to Showcase Wines at International Exhibition in Tokyo
Moldova will promote its wine industry at an international exhibition in Japan, presenting its products under the national brand Wine of Moldova at Tokyo Big Sight from June 24 to 26.The country...
How are European media outlets used to legitimize hostile messages about Moldova?
A report by the Centre for Strategic Communication and Countering Disinformation (CCSCD), cited by IPN, describes a mechanism through which critical narratives about the Moldovan government circulate between foreign and domestic information...
The accession of the Republic of Moldova to the European Union and the strengthening of cooperation with Romania were the main topics discussed in Chisinau on Friday, 19 June, during a meeting...
EU expands funding for energy-efficient hospital upgrades in Moldova
The European Union is increasing support for Moldova’s healthcare system by providing an additional €10 million grant to modernise public hospitals and improve energy efficiency under the Moldova Energy Efficiency Project, implemented...
Moldova imports 15 times more vegetables than it exports. The trade deficit exceeds $115 million
Economic policy expert Veaceslav Ionita says vegetable production in the Republic of Moldova remains significantly below domestic consumption needs, despite a partial recovery in agricultural exports.He describes the situation as an “agricultural...
Leave will be calculated in working days, not calendar days. What will change starting in 2027?
The Ministry of Labour and Social Protection is reforming how annual leave is calculated in the Republic of Moldova by switching the system from calendar days to working days and by eliminating...
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Important conference at MIA: Authorities plan to build Moldova’s future without corruption
Moldovan authorities, together with external partners, are making plans to build a corruption-free future for Moldova. Officials from the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) participated in the first session of the Regional...
Prime Minister Dorin Recean and the Executive Board of the UN Development Agencies in talks on aligning external assistance programs with national development priorities
The government reviewed the work of United Nations agencies in Moldova and aligned assistance programs with national development priorities. The discussions occurred at a session of the executive committee of the United...
The foreign ministers of NATO’s 32 member countries convene in Brussels for a pivotal meeting. What is on the agenda?
The foreign ministers of NATO's 32 member countries convene in Brussels for a pivotal meeting, their last high-level discussion before Donald Trump takes office in January. The gathering addresses pressing security challenges,...