(VIDEO) How Much Do Moldovan Families Need to Raise Children and Live Decently?
Nearly 68,000 lei a month — that is how much a family of two employed adults and two children would need to live decently, according to a new study. This amount covers...
A Story from Moldova Featured in Forbes Travel Guide and the MICHELIN Guide
BERD’S Hotel in Chisinau announces that it is the first and only hotel in the Republic of Moldova to be included in the Forbes Travel Guide Curated Collection, having already been featured...
Four Moldovan Men Investigated Over Theft of Six Range Rovers in Belgium
Four men from Criuleni and Dubăsari are being investigated in connection with the theft of six Range Rover vehicles in Belgium, causing estimated losses of approximately 16 million lei. As part of...
Small Aircraft Overturns During Landing at Vadul lui Voda Airfield
A small aircraft overturned while landing this morning at the airfield in Vadul lui Voda. The incident occurred at around 11:53 a.m.According to the Civil Aviation Authority, the aircraft was a Pipistrel...
Will Drones Be Manufactured in Moldova for Ukraine? Igor Grosu’s Response
Moldova will not produce drones for Ukraine, Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu said. He noted that Moldova itself needs unmanned aerial vehicles, including equipment with dual-use capabilities.The Parliament speaker believes such equipment could...
62 Moldovan MPs Back Classified Armed Forces Bill in Closed-Door Session
A total of 62 lawmakers supported the bill concerning Moldova’s Armed Forces during the Parliament’s closed-door session, Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu said.“PAS MPs voted, as did MPs from Our Party and, I...
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Moldova will strengthen the national system for preventing and combating money laundering
The Moldovan government approved amendments on Wednesday to strengthen national legislation for preventing and combating money laundering and terrorism financing.According to the Ministry of Justice, these changes align with the Financial Action...
Chisinau explains the situation with the so-called “Russian observers” that led the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to summon the Moldovan ambassador
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of the Republic of Moldova confirmed the summoning of the Moldovan ambassador to the Russian Federation, Lilian Darii, to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MID)...
Leaders of several states and EU officials issued a statement regarding Moldova: “We welcome the result of the referendum”
Leaders from France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Romania, and the United Kingdom, as well as the President of the European Council and the President of the European Commission, have praised the results of...
Stoianoglo presented a message akin to Russian rhetoric: “This is not a final defeat; it is merely a battle lost”
Alexandr Stoianoglo, the PSRM candidate who lost in the second round of the presidential elections, delivered a message to Moldovan citizens on Wednesday evening, November 6. He expressed gratitude for the votes...
The Superior Council of Prosecutors Decision: Victor Furtuna Becomes Head of the Prosecutor’s Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases
Victor Furtuna becomes the head of the Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases (POCOCSC). The official, who had previously held the position on an interim basis, received the highest...
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Astra Film Chisinau will open on Thursday, November 14. Poet Ana Blandiana will be the main guest
Astra Film Chisinau opens on Thursday, November 14, at Cinema Loteanu. Poet Ana Blandiana will be the main guest. It is the event's third edition.Astra Film Festival returns with a selection of...
What happens if the parliamentary elections are won by pro-Russian forces? PSDE’s Cazacu: A consensus is needed
PSDE Secretary General Iurie Cazacu believes Moldova needs a national consensus to maintain its European trajectory. He urges pro-European forces to mobilize, especially if pro-Russian factions gain control in the upcoming parliamentary...
Maia Sandu, message from Budapest: “Together with European leaders, we discuss building a more secure future”
Viktor Orban invited Maia Sandu to Budapest, where she is visiting today, November 7. The president is attending the fifth European Political Community summit."Together with European leaders, we are discussing building a...