Wild boars have destroyed agricultural land near Chircăieștii Noi, Căușeni

Farmers in the village of Chircăieștii Noi, located in the Căușeni district, are facing several challenges. In addition to the recent years of drought and the late frosts experienced this spring, wild boars have recently caused significant damage to agricultural lands near the village. Farmers are now expressing their frustration, stating that they are unsure how to deal with these ongoing attacks.

Works on the bridge at the "Leova–Bumbata" Crossing Point were completed. Traffic is operating normally.

The Border Police announced the successful completion of the bridge expansion at the "Leova–Bumbata" Border Crossing Point. They report that the crossing point is now operating normally, without any delays or restrictions for traffic participants. The Border Police thank citizens for their patience and understanding during the construction work, emphasizing that ensuring their safety and comfort remains a top priority.

Authorities in Ungheni propose solutions to make childcare services more accessible

Childcare services are becoming increasingly accessible in Ungheni due to the expansion of a program supported by the International Labor Organization and local partners, including businesses. This initiative specifically aims to assist women in developing family-type nurseries and to offer parents safer and more flexible childcare options for children under three years old.

Small plane crash sets San Diego homes ablaze

A small plane crashed into a San Diego neighborhood on Thursday during foggy conditions, setting ablaze approximately 15 homes and vehicles, and forcing evacuations across several blocks, authorities stated, according to AP.

Romania to boost ties as Moldova targets EU by 2030

Moldova's main objective is integration into the European Union, Romania's new President Nicușor Dan said in an interview.

President Sandu to attend key Ukraine Summit

President Maia Sandu will attend the upcoming Ukraine – Southeast Europe Summit.

Moldova secures €1.9 billion EU Growth Plan

The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has ratified the Agreement on the Country's Growth Plan, a financial aid package worth €1.9 billion offered by the European Union.

Former Chișinău director faces corruption charges

The former director of the "Green Spaces Management Association" is under criminal investigation by the National Anti-corruption Center (NAC) and Chișinău municipal prosecutors for abuse of office in a case involving significant damages to the municipal enterprise's budget.

Vatican to host Ukraine-Russia peace talks, Stubb says

Finnish President Alexander Stubb stated that "technical" negotiations between Ukrainian and Russian representatives on ending the war could continue at the Vatican in the coming days.

Kharkiv under fire, Russian forces eye new offensive

Two people were injured in a Russian rocket attack on Kharkiv's Kholodnohirskyi district on the night of Thursday, May 22. According to city mayor Ihor Terekhov, the explosion damaged eight private homes.

Moldova probes power line & road project irregularities

Prosecutors are investigating potential irregularities in the tender process for the construction of the Vulcănești – Chișinău high-voltage power line, a strategic project for Moldova's energy independence.

Moldova strengthens flood protection: Dike overhaul

Several dikes previously owned by state-run irrigation enterprises, which are either undergoing insolvency or are inactive, have been transferred to the management of the National Administration "Apele Moldovei" (Waters of Moldova) following a government vote.