Moldovan journalists face intimidation; solidarity and law enforcement are vital

The Republic of Moldova is witnessing a worrying rise in attacks against journalists. Although legal safeguards are in place, Petru Macovei, director of the Association of Independent Press (API), says they are not being adequately enforced. He stresses that media solidarity and public pressure are essential to fighting impunity.

Scammers pressure homeowners to sell and hand over proceeds

Scammers are pressuring homeowners in Moldova to sell their apartments and hand over the proceeds, posing as police officers or security officials, real estate representatives warn.

Radio Moldova celebrates 98 years with the "People, Voices, Destinies" gala

On Sunday, Radio Moldova marks 98 years since its first broadcast with a gala celebrating the individuals, teams, and departments whose work supports the development of public radio, promotes national values, and preserves the Republic of Moldova’s cultural and audio heritage.

Mental health is everyone’s responsibility, doctors urge public to show support

Suicide can be prevented through the early identification of signs of psychological distress, support for people facing difficulties, and access to specialized mental health services. Psychiatrists point out that depression, stress, personal or material losses, and the feeling that there is no way out of a difficult situation can contribute to the emergence of suicidal thoughts.

Russian drones cause economic losses for Moldova; halted flights can cost hundreds of thousands of euros

Russian drone incursions into Moldovan airspace pose security threats and economic challenges. They require the mobilization of state institutions, disrupt air traffic, and generate additional costs for airlines and passengers. Repeated incidents may also undermine tourism and investment by creating insecurity.

Daytime lights mandatory from November 1

Starting today, November 1, drivers in the Republic of Moldova must drive with their headlights on, even during the day. This rule applies to all public roads—both within and outside of built-up areas—and will remain in effect until March 31, 2027.

USEFUL | Cold season tyres can lower fuel consumption. Key points for drivers

Selecting winter tyres is not only about road safety; it can also reduce fuel consumption. The tyre label provides key information on energy efficiency, wet grip, and noise levels, helping drivers compare products and make an informed decision.

Local authorities invited to test new funding models in Moldova

Moldova’s local authorities can apply for up to $20,000 under a new financing initiative by November 13, 2026, to develop and test solutions to local challenges.

Tofan urges joint action to secure Moldova's digital services

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan urged Moldova’s digital agencies to work together on restoring public trust on Friday, after a cyberattack exposed data linked to about 750,000 personal identification numbers.

Moldova doctors explain when to call an ambulance

People in Moldova should call 112 for sudden, potentially life-threatening medical conditions and provide dispatchers with accurate information about the patient and their location, emergency doctors say.

Wild mushrooms: ANSA warns of poisoning risks

Moldova’s National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) has urged consumers to avoid unverified wild mushrooms and buy them only from authorised outlets, warning that poisonous species can resemble edible ones.

Women in Moldova shoulder most unpaid domestic work

Women in Moldova spend an average of 4.6 hours a day on unpaid domestic and care work, 1.8 hours more than men, according to 2025 data released by the National Bureau of Statistics.