“Homework Assignment” play brings drama and emotion to Great National Assembly Square tonight

Citizens are invited to the Great National Assembly Square on the evening of Friday, July 25, to watch the open-air performance of “Homework Assignment”, staged by actors from the “Vasile Alecsandri” Theatre in Bălți. The play will begin at 8:00 PM, according to the Government.

Voter meetings banned outside campaigns: Public officials and state company managers risk fines up to 15,000 lei

Public authorities and state-owned enterprises are advised not to permit activities conducted by political parties outside of the electoral campaign. Otherwise, they may face fines ranging from 9,000 to 15,000 lei.

Romania helps the Republic of Moldova against Russia's hybrid attacks, says Foreign Minister

Romania is actively working to ensure that the European Union opens negotiation clusters with the Republic of Moldova by the end of this year. Romanian Foreign Minister Oana Țoiu stated that Romania stands by the authorities in Chisinau to counter Russia's cyber attacks and hybrid warfare.

Romanian citizenship: Historic reacquisition for Moldovans

Since 1991, a total of 858,913 citizens of the Republic of Moldova have reacquired Romanian citizenship.

Clean environment: A human right – ICJ opinion

Under international law, states have a legal obligation to protect the climate from the effects of greenhouse gas emissions.

Search underway for missing An-24 plane in Eastern Russia

An Antonov An-24 passenger plane disappeared from radar while flying over the Amur region in eastern Russia.

Plahotniuc detained in Greece; Extradition to Moldova

Fugitive oligarch Vladimir Plahotniuc is set to be extradited to the Republic of Moldova, not the Russian Federation.

Moldovan tycoon Platon released on bail in London Court

Westminster Magistrates' Court in London has decided to release Veaceslav Platon on bail of £330,000.

Moldovan pro-Russian bloc protests agri, gas tariffs

While they have formed an electoral bloc to participate in the autumn parliamentary elections, they are protesting separately.

Beyond vacation: Moldova's youth centers foster growth

When we say "summer," we often think of vacations, adventure, and free time. But this much-awaited season can mean more than just relaxation.

Ukraine's anti-corruption fight: A test of democracy

Ukraine's national resilience isn't just about military defense; it's also about its capacity to preserve democratic integrity, even during times of crisis.

Transnistrian region holds drills, sparks Moldova concern

Military personnel in the Transnistrian region reportedly held exercises with live fire on aerial targets last night.