Eugen Tomac resigns; Romanian President appoints Adrian Veștea as PM

Eugen Tomac has stepped down as Prime Minister-designate. Romanian President Nicușor Dan has proposed Adrian Veștea as his successor.

Ilie Bolojan accuses Nicușor Dan of trying to split the PNL

Ilie Bolojan, Romania's interim Prime Minister and President of the National Liberal Party (PNL), expressed that he was not informed of President Nicușor Dan's intention to appoint Adrian Veștea as Prime Minister. He views this action as a hostile move and an attempt to undermine the National Liberal Party (PNL).

Moldovan youth can discover Romania through ARC Camps 2026; registration until June 26

Students and young people from the Republic of Moldova have the opportunity to explore Romania. Registration for the 17th edition of the ARC Camp Program is open until June 26, with 9,000 free spots available across eight locations in Romania.

Flowers and candles at the “Train of Pain” 85 years after deportations

The Stalinist deportations remain a painful chapter in our history, even 85 years later. In memory of the thousands of families forced into exile in distant Siberia or Kazakhstan, flowers were laid at the "Train of Pain" monument on June 13. Attendees at the rally shared stories of their grandparents and great-grandparents, who were, through no fault of their own, central figures in one of the most tragic episodes of our nation’s past.

China Days in Chisinau: Chinese traditions, cuisine and art showcased downtown

Chinese traditions, gastronomy, and art were celebrated during the event "China Days in Chisinau." Visitors took advantage of the beautiful weather and formed long lines to experience the tea ceremony, along with games and interactive activities dedicated to Chinese culture.

“Guguță Century” street show celebrates Soroca’s beloved children’s hero

The character created by Spiridon Vangheli continues to bring together entire generations through a single narrative. In Soroca, dozens of children, parents, and artists participated in the street show "Guguță Century," an event dedicated to the most beloved hero of children's literature and the legacy left by the esteemed writer.

Moldovan fruit growers adopt technologies to meet EU standards and reduce chemicals

The journey of Moldovan fruits to store shelves in the European Union increasingly involves orchards that utilize anti-insect nets, modern shading systems, and investments totaling millions of lei. To meet European standards, Moldovan fruit growers are adopting new technologies and minimizing chemical usage in their production processes. These efforts are paying off, as the European market offers more favorable prices and greater export opportunities.

Innovations showcased at the sixth “Chisinau Maker Faire” festival

Technology and creativity converged at the "Chisinau Maker Faire" festival, where attendees showcased a variety of projects, including game car simulators, robots, and other innovations. Throughout the day, participants had the opportunity to demonstrate how their ideas are brought to life through applied science.

Romania’s interim Prime Minister visits Chisinau for PAS Congress

Ilie Bolojan, Romania's interim Prime Minister and president of the National Liberal Party (PNL), will participate in the Congress of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) on June 14, according to Romanian media reports.

Moldova opens Honorary Consulate in Denmark

The Republic of Moldova has opened an Honorary Consulate in the city of Roskilde, Denmark. The consular district, inaugurated on June 11, will serve the Zealand region and will be headed by Honorary Consul Lasse Schmidt.

Chisinau pottery workshop teaches clay crafting

Clay modeling enhances coordination, patience, and attention to detail. Working directly with the material allows participants to grasp the process of creating ceramic objects. In Chișinău, a pottery workshop organized by the Academy of Music, Theater, and Plastic Arts provides the public with the opportunity to learn basic techniques from experienced teachers and students.

MFA: Six of nine passengers in Hungary accident were Moldovan citizens

Out of the nine people in the minibus involved in the accident in Hungary, six were citizens of the Republic of Moldova, and some also held Romanian citizenship. Additionally, three passengers in the minibus were Romanian citizens.