Expert: EU accession benefits will come gradually with reforms

The benefits of EU membership will gradually become evident to Moldovan citizens as the government implements necessary reforms and progresses in the negotiation process. While some tangible advantages are already being experienced, significant improvements in living standards will depend on the success of the reforms implemented by Chișinău.

Dan Alexe | Brussels leaders praise progress, congratulate Maia Sandu and announce investments

During a press conference concluding the second Moldova-EU summit in Brussels, António Costa, the President of the European Council, referred to Moldova as a "future EU member." He made this statement following discussions with President Maia Sandu and Ursula von der Leyen, the Head of the European Commission.

Moldova-EU Summit | Dan Alexe: “Progress over the past year has been remarkable”

The main goal of the EU-Republic of Moldova Summit in Brussels is to secure a firm commitment that evaluations will be based solely on the principle of "own merit." European leaders have acknowledged the remarkable speed of Moldova's accession process and the advancements made towards the country's gradual integration into the European Union (EU). This analysis comes from Dan Alexe, Teleradio-Moldova's reporter in Brussels.

Cantemir’s old bridge will be replaced with a modern steel structure

The bridge in Vișniovca, Cantemir district, will be demolished and reconstructed. The National Roads Administration (AND) has initiated the public procurement process to replace it with a modern arch-type bridge, featuring a metal structure made of corrugated steel.

Ursula von der Leyen at EU-Moldova summit: All negotiation chapters should open soon

The Republic of Moldova is committed to taking advantage of the "window of opportunity" created by the launch of negotiations on the first group of chapters. President Maia Sandu made this statement at the start of the second EU-Republic of Moldova summit, taking place on Monday, June 22, in Brussels. The President emphasized the importance of accelerating the reforms needed for European integration.

Over 11,000 people employed through ANOFM since early 2026

Since the beginning of the year, over 11,000 job seekers have been hired through the territorial subdivisions of the National Employment Agency (ANOFM). According to the agency's data, this number represents 11% of the 100,000 people the authorities aim to integrate into the labor market by 2030.

“DescOperă” Festival: classical music meets Butuceni landscapes

Classical music beautifully blended with the stunning landscapes of Butuceni during the final evening of the anniversary edition of the "DescOperă" Open-Air Classical Music Festival. The audience was captivated by the atmosphere created by the waltzes of the Strauss dynasty, performed by the National Symphony Orchestra of the "Teleradio-Moldova" Company and conducted by academician Gheorghe Mustea.

Two detained for 30 days after attempting to bring €168,000 into the country illegally

An attempt to smuggle 168,800 euros was discovered at Leușeni customs in a minibus transporting packages from Ireland. During the customs inspection, the money was found concealed within the walls of a refrigerated box.

Romanian Parliament meets to vote on Veștea Government

The Romanian Parliament is scheduled to meet on Monday, June 22, at 9:30 p.m. to vote on the Adrian Veștea Government. Committee hearings will take place from noon until the evening for the individuals proposed for ministerial positions, according to Agerpres.

Prosecutor’s Office resumes investigation into former SIS chief over 2018 expulsion of Turkish teachers

The file concerning Vasile Botnari, the former director of the Intelligence and Security Service (SIS), has been returned to the Chisinau Municipal Prosecutor's Office. This will allow for the resumption of the criminal investigation and the identification of other individuals involved in the illegal transfer of five teachers from the "Orizont" Lyceum to Turkey in September 2018.

Heatwave safety: IGSU urges caution and follows recommendations

Citizens are advised to exercise heightened caution and, whenever possible, to avoid travel and outdoor activities during the hottest parts of the day. This recommendation comes from the General Inspectorate for Emergencies (IGSU) due to the Yellow Heat Code issued for Monday, June 22, across the Republic of Moldova.

“All children have the right to early education”: What parents should know about summer kindergarten attendance

During the summer, some kindergartens may temporarily suspend operations, leading to children being transferred to other institutions. Representatives from the "Părinți Solidari" Association assert that parents are not obligated to provide employment certificates or any other documents when requesting a transfer. They emphasize that any requirement for such documentation is considered abusive.