From 200 to 1,000 cows: How one Moldovan farm is becoming a European competitor

Moldova’s livestock sector is expanding, thanks to projects funded by the European Union and other external partners.

Criulenii de Sus: €67m EU and French aid for Moldova's irrigation

A major irrigation system in central Moldova is set for a significant upgrade. The Criulenii de Sus centralised irrigation system's existing facilities are functional but operate at a low capacity due to outdated infrastructure.

Trump rebrands Pentagon, reviving 'Department of War' title

US President Donald Trump has renamed the Department of Defense, the Pentagon, to the Department of War.

Four killed in Jerusalem shooting attack, Israeli police say attackers dead

Four people were killed and 15 wounded in a shooting attack Monday morning on the outskirts of Jerusalem.

Vatican canonises Carlo Acutis, a saint for the digital generation

Pope Leo XIV has canonised Carlo Acutis, an Italian teenager hailed as the 'patron saint of the internet', the Vatican has announced.

US Open: Arina Sabalenka beats Amanda Anisimova 6-3, 7-6 in final

Arina Sabalenka has successfully defended her US Open title after defeating American Amanda Anisimova in straight sets.

Japan PM Shigeru Ishiba to step down following election loss

Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has resigned amid internal disagreements within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, according to reports.

Archaeologists find first 14th-century golden horde dwelling in Moldova

A rare 14th-century sunken dwelling has been discovered by archaeologists in the medieval urban settlement of Costești-Gârlea, in the Ialoveni district.

Gaza conflict: Civilians trapped as bombing continues

A drone launched from Yemen has hit the arrivals hall at Israel's Eilat airport, the country's southernmost city. It is not yet clear how the device bypassed Israel's Iron Dome air defence system, which is one of the world's most advanced.

Cimișlia: Five-kilogram bunch at the jubilee edition of the Grape festival

Winegrowers from across the country participated on Sunday in the tenth edition of the Grape Festival, held in the town of Cimișlia. As is tradition, the event featured the "Giant Grapes" contest. The big winner was a farmer from the village of Burlacu in the Cahul district, who brought a bunch of grapes weighing nearly five kilograms.

Employers from Comrat come up with attractive offers for residents

An opportunities fair was organized in Comrat, where employers presented interesting job offers and competitive salaries for residents in the southern region of the country. According to the National Employment Agency, there are currently over 300 job vacancies available in the Gagauzia Autonomous Region.

Educational support: merit scholarships for Roma pupils and students

Students of Roma descent, aged 16 to 25, will be eligible for 120 merit-based scholarships, each valued at 1,200 lei per month, during the 2025–2026 academic year. This program is offered by the Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) in partnership with the Interethnic Relations Agency. Its aim is to promote access to education for young Roma.