Experts, on Radio Moldova: The Government must deliver quick and tangible results

The Munteanu government needs to deliver swift and substantial results. Key priorities include driving investments and promoting economic growth, along with completing the justice reform to restore citizens’ trust. These priorities were highlighted by experts Victor Ciobanu and Pavel Horea during the "Public Space" show on Radio Moldova, following the first meeting of the new executive.

Moldovan Ambassador to London: Moldovans in the UK benefit from the bilateral strategic partnership

The Moldovan community in the United Kingdom comprises approximately 100,000 individuals who actively engage with both Moldovan cultural life and British society. This community receives support through bilateral agreements and projects established under the strategic partnership between the two countries. This was stated by Ruslan Bolbocean, the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova in London, during an interview with Radio Moldova.

UN marks 80 years: partnership with Moldova grows ever closer to its European path

The United Nations is celebrating 80 years since its founding, and in the Republic of Moldova—where it has been active for over 33 years—it reaffirms its role as a strategic partner in the European integration process. The UN supports reforms, combats violence, and strengthens social resilience. The topics of European integration and the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda were discussed with guests on the "Public Space" program on Radio Moldova.

Infrastructure gap: Shallow wells and contaminated water plague Moldova's villages

Nearly 40% of Moldova's population lacks access to piped water, despite the construction of more than 1,100km of new networks in the past four years.

Food waste: Moldova's citizens discard 70kg of food each

While over a third of Moldova's population lives in extreme poverty, and food prices have reached their highest level in 25 years, food waste remains a significant problem.

Flu Immunization: Who has priority and why getting vaccinated is important

The Republic of Moldova has launched its flu vaccination campaign following the arrival of 240,000 doses of the vaccine last week. This campaign particularly targets individuals at high risk of illness, including pregnant women, people with pre-existing health conditions, and employees in high-risk sectors. The vaccine has been distributed to various institutions, and health specialists are encouraging the population to get vaccinated, especially since the first cases of seasonal flu were confirmed in Chișinău.

IT exports rocket to $700m as Moldova economy restructures

Moldova’s economy grew by a modest 1.1% in the second quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year, reaching 82bn Moldovan lei (MDL).

Moldova education system faces acute staffing crisis

The teacher shortage remains a challenge for Moldova's education system.

Moldova's deinstitutionalisation: The drive to end residential care for children

A major reform of Moldova's child care system, which began in 2007, has made significant progress in deinstitutionalising children.

Admissions surge at Moldova's top universities

Nearly 28,000 students have applied for a place at university in Moldova this year. According to the Ministry of Education, this represents a record number of applications.

The risks of informal work in Moldova

The number of undeclared work cases remains quite high in the Republic of Moldova.

Diaspora's role in Moldova's European path

Over 800 people have registered for this year's Diaspora Congress, which will be held on August 15 at the Palace of the Republic in Chișinău.