1,328 students get 1,000 lei monthly

Students transferring to different educational institutions due to the reorganization of their previous schools will continue to receive financial support from the state. The government approved amendments to the Regulation on Providing Allowances to Enhance Access to Quality Education during its meeting on June 24.

Russia shuts Romanian consulate, declares consul persona non grata

The Russian Federation is closing the Romanian Consulate in St. Petersburg, and the Romanian consul has been declared persona non grata. This decision was confirmed on June 25 by the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It follows Romania's expulsion of the Russian consul in Constanta and the closure of that consulate last month, which occurred after a Russian drone crashed in Galati.

Only two EU clusters may open by summer, Brussels

The European Union is changing its enlargement schedule due to a lack of consensus among member states. This means that for the Republic of Moldova, the opening of negotiation chapters may occur more slowly than previously expected.

Moldova stands with Ukraine: PM’s message at Gdańsk Reconstruction Conference

Moldova continues to strongly support Ukraine, and the cooperation between the two countries is expanding through strategic infrastructure projects. Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu shared this message at the Ukraine Recovery Conference, which was held on June 25 in Gdańsk, Poland.

New phone service reduces border waiting times from July 1

Starting July 1, travelers entering or exiting the Republic of Moldova who are transporting goods that require declaration will have the option to submit their customs declaration electronically. This new digital feature, introduced by the Customs Service, is designed to reduce wait times at the border and simplify the declaration process.

Moldova achieves strong results at Balkan Junior Mathematics Olympiad: two silver and two bronze medals

The Olympic team from the Republic of Moldova has returned from the 30th edition of the Balkan Junior Mathematical Olympiad with impressive results. Moldovan students earned two silver medals and two bronze medals at this prestigious international competition for young math enthusiasts.

Moldova aligns with EU standards as 400,000 new ID cards are issued

The Public Services Agency (ASP) has issued 400,000 new identity cards just over a year after their launch. Representatives of the agency state that these new identity cards enhance security, improve access to digital public services, and align the Republic of Moldova with European Union standards.

Cluj-raised American officer becomes US defense attaché in Moldova

The United States Embassy in the Republic of Moldova has announced the appointment of a new Defense Attaché, Marcel Bolboacă-Negru, on their official Facebook page in Chisinau.

EU integration and minority rights discussed by Popșoi and OSCE official

European integration involves creating a society where every citizen feels respected and has equal opportunities to thrive. This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mihai Popșoi during a meeting with Ambassador Christophe Kamp, the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities, who was visiting Chișinău.

CEIISS rejects Fly One investments; flights unaffected for now

The Council for the Examination of Investments of Importance for State Security (CEIISS) rejects the investments made by the company Fly One and orders the application of the change-of-control clause within 90 days. At this stage, the continuity of the services provided by the company is not affected.

Prime Minister Munteanu: Moldova aims to advance in negotiations

The Republic of Moldova aims to sustain the momentum of its reforms and progress swiftly in the negotiation process. This statement was made by Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu during a meeting with his Polish counterpart, Donald Tusk. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the Conference for the Reconstruction of Ukraine, which was held in Gdańsk on June 25 and 26.

Men rate their health higher; demand for dental services grows

In 2025, a patient made eight visits to a doctor and one visit to a dentist. The average length of hospital stay was seven days. During the same period, visits to specialists declined by approximately three million, while visits to the dentist increased.