Limited traffic on Mihai Viteazul str. due to a cultural event

Traffic on a section of Mihai Viteazul str. in Chisinau will be temporarily restricted this weekend due to a cultural event, according to the General Inspectorate of Police (IGP).

Fake Telegram channel impersonates PAS deputy; citizens urged to stay vigilant

A fraudulent Telegram channel is misusing MP Radu Marian's name to promote fake investments. The MP warns that these messages come from scammers attempting to mislead users and gain illicit profits.

Future professions gain popularity among youth; universities invest in modern labs and equipment

Professions of the future, such as Informatics, Biotechnology, Robotics, Cybersecurity, and Smart Agriculture, are becoming increasingly popular among young people. Universities are investing in modernizing laboratories, updating equipment, and digitizing curricula to better prepare students for the job market. Those who choose these fields report no trouble finding employment.

Over 7,500 people employed this year; services, agriculture, and trade lead

In the first four months of the year, a total of 7,507 individuals found employment with the support of the National Employment Agency (ANOFM). This group included women and men of various ages, many of whom were over 55, as well as people with disabilities and individuals of Roma ethnicity.

Real-time airstrike alerts in Ukraine: recommendation from the Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in Kyiv

Before traveling to Ukraine, it's advisable to install the "Air Alert" app on your phone and subscribe to some specialized Telegram channels. This will help you stay informed about drone and missile attacks in advance so that you can find shelter if necessary. This recommendation comes from Victor Chirilă, the Moldovan ambassador to Kiev.

Low wages drive migration of skilled workers

The Republic of Moldova is experiencing a paradox in its labor market: despite having over 300,000 inactive individuals, numerous sectors are facing employee shortages. The government is working to increase employment through initiatives that support youth and by expanding childcare infrastructure, allowing parents to return to work sooner. Meanwhile, labor unions are highlighting issues such as unattractive wages, informal employment, and a lack of job security.

“Light fires only in designated areas,” rescuers advise for outdoor gatherings

On May 1, many people choose to celebrate International Workers’ Day outside. To keep relaxation free of incidents, rescuers urge citizens to act cautiously and follow safety rules in recreation areas and during outdoor activities.

Police report the lowest road accident level in 13 years, with 47 deaths in Moldova this year

Police statistics show a decline in road accidents in Moldova, with 510 cases recorded in the first four months of the year, the lowest level in the past 13 years. However, the number of deaths remains largely unchanged, with 47 fatalities compared to 49 in the same period last year.

APEXScientific summer school brings top mathematicians to Chișinău; registration remains open for three days

The international program APEXScientific will reach Moldova. Talented students and math Olympians will learn from world leading experts at a summer school in Chișinău from July 26 to August 15

War in Ukraine directly impacts the Republic of Moldova, Alexandru Musteața

The war in Ukraine continues to pose a significant threat to the security of the Republic of Moldova. Alexandru Musteața, the head of the Intelligence and Security Service (SIS), stated that Russian attacks near the borders have both direct and indirect impacts on the country.

Security and Intelligence Service probe into Balan began with internal suspicions, confirmed by external partners

The investigation into the former deputy director of the Intelligence and Security Service (SIS), Alexandru Balan, began after suspicions regarding his behavior and potential contacts with foreign intelligence services emerged within the agency between 2022 and 2023. These suspicions were later confirmed by external partners, who documented his connections to entities in Belarus. This was stated by the head of the SIS, Alexandru Musteața.

9,620 first-grade places available in Chisinau

The initial enrollment period for first-grade students has concluded, revealing an uneven interest in schools across Chisinau. While some institutions are experiencing a low number of applications, others are already overcrowded following this first stage of admission. In the municipality of Chisinau, there are 9,620 places available for students entering school for the first time.