Stability and European support: experts and EU leaders hail the inauguration of the Munteanu Government

The Munteanu Government is viewed by experts as a means of ensuring political continuity, with a team that has the potential to provide stability and balance. Inaugurated on Saturday, the new executive, led by Alexandru Munteanu, retains half of the ministers from the Recean Cabinet but promises a new, more pragmatic approach focused on the economy and strengthening institutions. Political analysts note that expectations are high, particularly regarding economic growth. Additionally, the inauguration of the Munteanu Government has been positively received by European and regional leaders.

Opinion: “The new government must pursue three key goals to join the EU”

Austria remains an active partner in our country's European integration process. To achieve membership in the European Union (EU) by 2028 or 2030, the new government should concentrate on three key objectives. First and foremost, it should focus on reforming the judiciary. These remarks were made by the Austrian ambassador to the Republic of Moldova, Stella Avallone, during the "Dimensiunea Diplomatica" program on Moldova 1 TV.

Hâncești district launches a modern automatic weather station

A new automatic weather station was inaugurated in the Hâncești district. It will provide real-time weather data, which will help farmers plan their work more efficiently and reduce losses caused by drought, frost, or floods. This investment aims to enhance the resilience of local agriculture in the face of climate change.

More than 100 apartment buildings connected to the heating system

Termoelectrica started connecting residential consumers to the centralized heat distribution network. To date, more than 100 apartment blocks have been connected, out of a total of over 2,800 registered in Chisinau. The supplier announced that these connections will proceed despite the debts that consumers accumulated during the last heating season. Currently, the number of unpaid bills from the previous year exceeds 25,000.

Moldova: Intellectual games festival launches in Chișinău

The inaugural intellectual games festival, IQ Fest, took place in Chișinău, offering families a range of challenges from chess to robotics.

Court is examining evidence in the Babutchi case

A new hearing is underway in the case of Babutchi, the businesswoman who died earlier this year during an illegal surgery at a beauty salon in Chisinau. The court is reviewing the evidence presented by prosecutors, who are seeking prison sentences of up to five years for the anesthesiologist and nurse involved in the incident. The victim's husband has vowed to continue pursuing justice until it is served.

First-time voters opt for hope and prosperity

On Sunday, several young people cast their first votes. Enthusiastic and determined, they expressed a desire for a prosperous country, with well-paying jobs and a stable future.

EU support brings two modern sports fields to Cimișlia

Two sports fields, supported by the European Union, were inaugurated in Cimișlia. Modern facilities were created for practicing tennis, basketball, and volleyball. Coaches believe this will encourage young people to engage in outdoor sports.

Lozova's Willow Festival celebrates tradition

The Moldovan village of Lozova has hosted the second edition of its annual Willow Festival, an event celebrating local traditions and the craft of willow weaving.

Beyond plastic: The rise of a sustainable toy brand in Moldova

More than 90% of the world’s toys are plastic, with most ending up in landfills within a year.

Not fines, but information: drivers in Chisinau, stopped to discuss democracy

Democracy needs to be safeguarded, and we have a chance to do so in just a few weeks during the upcoming parliamentary elections. This is the message shared by the employees of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) on International Democracy Day. Alongside patrol officers, they stopped drivers in Chisinau not to issue fines, but to provide information.

State funds sewage network in two villages in Causeni

The villages of Opaci and Zaim in the Causeni district will be connected to the sewage network. This new system will replace the septic tanks currently used in households, which are both costly and environmentally unfriendly. The construction of the sewage networks requires a significant investment. Local authorities have received funding from the state budget to support this project.