Major investments support greening and land restoration in southern Moldova

By the end of 2029, the southern region of the Republic of Moldova will receive significant investments aimed at greening and restoring degraded and eroded lands. Additionally, the project will support the involvement of women in agricultural businesses by introducing and testing new species of fruit trees and shrubs that are suited to the specific climatic conditions of the area. These statements were made by Pavel Gavrilița, the manager of the project "Advancing Climate Resilience and Women’s Empowerment in Moldova" during the "Zi de zi" show on Radio Moldova. The project will be implemented over the next four years by the United Nations Development Programme Moldova and UN Women, in collaboration with local authorities.

Family in Dondușeni builds a business rooted in tradition and hard work

Three generations of shepherds have preserved the pastoral spirit in Cernoleuca, Dondușeni district. With 150 sheep and a passion that has been handed down from father to son, the Glavan family has built a business rooted in tradition and hard work. From a young age, the youngest member of the family learned the secrets of shepherding and has now established his own sheep farm, continuing the family's legacy.

Moldova Parliament's transparency crisis: Promo-LEX finds issues

Parliament fast-tracked 79 bills in a single day; 22 of them were introduced just 1-2 days prior.

Moldova's democracy strengthened by EU civil society support

Fourteen Moldovan civil society organizations (CSOs) have received grants from People in Need, supported by the European Union.

Moldova's challenges: From defense to real estate woes

The status of neutrality as viewed by the Danish Minister of Defense, the flight of deputies Lozovan and Nesterovschi and the authorities' reactions, and the 10-day lawyers' strike are among the main topics currently making headlines.

Air Moldova: Thousands await compensation amidst scandal

After two years of uncertainty, approximately 28,000 Air Moldova passengers are still awaiting compensation from the national airline, which was privatized in 2018.

Ukraine under drone & missile barrage: Casualties mount

At least two people were killed and 18 injured, The Kyiv Independent reported. Multiple explosions were heard in the cities of Lutsk, Lviv, Chernivtsi, Kharkiv, and Sumy.

Israel threatens Iran amidst nuclear program concerns

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told then-U.S. President Donald Trump during a White House meeting that Israel would again strike Iran if Tehran resumed efforts to produce nuclear weapons, according to The Wall Street Journal, as cited by ynetnews.com.

Moldova amends media code: Disinformation, hate speech defined

Moldova's Audiovisual Media Services Code was amended during the current legislature's final plenary session.

CNAM launches national cancer prevention drive

Citizens are encouraged to take part in activities for a national public awareness campaign focused on preventing breast and colorectal cancer, emphasizing early detection through iFOB testing.

Moldovan MP Nesterovschi: Sentenced for corruption, demands pay

Sentenced to 12 years in prison for corruption, and having disappeared before his verdict was pronounced, former MP Alexandr Nesterovschi is now suing the state to demand his parliamentary salary.

Wildfire erupts in Transnistrian village of Chițcani

A large wildfire erupted on Friday, July 11, in the village of Chițcani, in the Transnistrian region.