Energocom warns that scammers are posing as company employees and requesting personal data

Energocom warns consumers about fraudulent individuals posing as company representatives who request personal information, including ID card details, under the guise of checking gas meters.

Nisporeni failures cut power to localities in four districts

Several areas in the districts of Nisporeni, Fălești, Hâncești, and Ungheni lost electricity due to technical failures at the Nisporeni power station, according to the Ministry of Energy.

Ungheni holds emotional tribute to victims of the organized famine

The ceremony commemorating the victims of the 1946–1947 famine took place in Ungheni and was filled with tears and strong emotions. Local authorities and community members gathered to honor the hundreds of thousands of people who lost their lives during this tragic period.

In 2025, thousands of Moldovans received locomotor prostheses, mostly knee procedures

Last year, over 7,200 individuals received prostheses for their locomotor systems, which represents approximately 800 more interventions than in 2024. The surgeries focused on knee, hip, and shoulder prosthetics, with the majority being knee interventions—over 5,000 surgeries performed.

Children and Youth Book Fair features over 70 publishers and special guests from Romania

"The Castle in the Form of a Book," by Arcadie Suceveanu, will be the surprise gift for children at this year's International Book Fair for Children and Youth. Now in its 27th edition, the fair will be held from April 23 to 26 at Moldexpo. It will feature over 70 publishing houses, offering discounts of up to 30% on thousands of titles.

Risk factor control: How stroke cases can be prevented

Stroke remains a significant medical emergency in the Republic of Moldova, affecting approximately 7,000 citizens each year. The unpredictable nature of the condition, coupled with a rising number of patients in recent years, underscores the urgent need for enhanced vigilance in diagnosis and prevention, according to doctors.

Before Easter of the Dead, thousands visit cemeteries to clean and care for graves

Great bustle in the cemeteries, before the Easter of the Dead. People went to take care of the graves of the deceased. On Sunday or Monday, they will meet with relatives and friends to remember those who have passed away. People who will go to the "Saint Lazar" Cemetery in Chisinau will have to reach the area only by public transport, as circulation of other vehicles will be suspended. The municipal authorities also announced the organisation of special and free routes to facilitate the flow of passengers.

Beyond statistics: How the Soviet-orchestrated famine decimated 10% of Moldova’s population

On the third Saturday of April, the Republic of Moldova officially commemorates the victims of the Soviet-orchestrated famine. Historical archives and recent scholarly findings confirm that the mass starvation was a deliberate state policy designed to break social resistance and force collectivization.

Strengthening public health: Moldova expands funding for mental health and youth-friendly services

Moldova’s National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) has allocated over €7.04 million (approx. 138 million MDL) to community and home-based medical assistance in 2025. This funding surge targets home-based care, mental health services, and youth-friendly health initiatives.

NBM honors victims of historical tragedy with new commemorative issue affirming Moldova’s European values

The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) has officially released a new silver commemorative coin titled "In memoriam: The 1946-1947 Famine in Bessarabia." The issue marks a solemn tribute to the victims of a tragedy orchestrated by the Soviet regime.

Third rail connection to EU opens as Moldova revitalizes cross-border logistics infrastructure

A high-level diplomatic delegation will inaugurate the restored Cantemir–Fălciu railway segment on April 22. The round-trip journey from Prut-2 (Moldova) to Fălciu (Romania) marks the official resumption of traffic on a strategic line that has remained inactive for over three decades.

Parliament fast-tracks legislation to prevent high-profile convicts from fleeing justice

Moldovan Speaker of the Parliament, Igor Grosu, has announced that legislative amendments designed to prevent defendants from fleeing before sentencing will be adopted as a matter of priority.