President Sandu shares message of hope and unity for Christian holidays

Moldovan President Maia Sandu conveyed a message of celebration to all believers observing the Resurrection of the Lord today, expressing her hope that this holy day will restore tranquility and confidence to the people.

From local stories to national assets: 400 students document Moldova’s hidden history

Over 400 students across Moldova have combined modern drone technology with historical research to document their hometowns. The initiative aims to transform local perspectives into a professional digital infrastructure.

Diaconia Social Mission scales national charity efforts to record 160 locations

The Diaconia Social Mission successfully mobilized over 1,300 volunteers on Saturday for its 17th annual "Masa Bucuriei" (Table of Joy) national food drive.

Romania seeks to replicate Moldova E-Gov success

Romania has expressed interest in adopting Moldova's EVO digital identity wallet as a model for its own digital transformation, according to Moldova's E-Governance Agency (AGE).

"Breaking the silence": Moldova’s first teen drama takes on the reality of school bullying

Moldova’s Ministry of Education and UNICEF have launched the country’s first socio-educational series, "Generation Alpha," aimed at addressing bullying and discrimination. The production premiered on April 3 in Chisinau and is set to air on the national public broadcaster.

Nistru River remains under high alert as authorities seek international reparations for ecological disaster

Moldova’s Environment Minister, Gheorghe Hajder, warns that total damages from the Nistru River pollution could exceed several billion lei, with costs reaching over €100M (approx. 2B MDL). Although the primary leak has been plugged, secondary contamination continues to threaten the ecosystem.

Government outlines roadmap to meet EU environmental standards by 2028

The Republic of Moldova continues to struggle with over 2,000 illegal landfills as a lack of infrastructure and adequate funding stalls waste management efforts. Environment Minister Gheorghe Hajder recently identified systemic deficiencies and poor local governance as the primary drivers of this ecological crisis.

Dniester river recovery: €7.9 million grant to restore ecosystems post-pollution crisis

Moldovan Minister of Environment, Gheorghe Hajder, has announced a €7.9 million (approx. 154.8 million MDL) non-reimbursable grant dedicated to restoring the Dniester River basin. The funding aims to rehabilitate ecosystems following a severe pollution crisis that recently threatened the nation’s primary water source.

Record first-grade demand in Chișinău: thousands apply in 3 days

In just three days since the start of first-grade registrations for the 2026–2027 academic year, more than 5,000 applications were submitted, according to the Chisinau City Hall, which reported a "record interest" from parents.

Romania may issue e-ID cards to Moldovan residents

Romanian citizens living in the Republic of Moldova who have lost their ID cards may soon be eligible to receive electronic identity cards. These cards will reflect their residency in the Republic of Moldova and address the issues that have arisen from legislative changes implemented by the Romanian government. This announcement was made by Eugen Tomac, honorary advisor to the President of Romania.

Ecologist: Ban the Nistru fish consumption for the next 3 years

Fish in the Nistru River may be contaminated due to recent pollution from petroleum products. Environmentalists are suggesting a ban on consuming fish from the Nistru for the next three years.

EU launches platform to recruit third-country workers, including Moldova, ensuring legal, fair hiring

The European Union (EU) is launching a new digital platform that allows citizens from third countries, including the Republic of Moldova, to access job opportunities in member states. This initiative focuses on professional sectors experiencing a significant shortage of workers, providing Moldovan candidates with the opportunity to leverage their skills in a formal environment. Daniela Morari, the Moldovan Ambassador to the EU, stated that this initiative represents a “guarantee of a legal and fair recruitment process.”