Ion Creangă, accused of treason, appeared in court claiming innocence

The suspended head of the Parliament's Legal Department, Ion Creangă, suspected of treason, appeared in court today, October 3, after missing previous hearings due to health issues. For over an hour, Creangă read through dozens of pages in his defense, extensively arguing why he believes he is innocent. He is hopeful for an acquittal. The next hearing will continue with the defendant's final statements and the prosecutors' questions.

A volunteer rescue and fire station was inaugurated in Zubrești

In Zubrești, located in the Strașeni district, a new Territorial Volunteer Rescue and Fire Station was inaugurated. This initiative aims to enhance community safety and improve emergency response capabilities. The total investment for the project was approximately three million lei. The Zubrești Volunteer Rescue and Fire Station will serve four localities.

Moldova's first agricultural university extension will be active in Straseni district

The first agricultural university extension in the Republic of Moldova will be located in the village of Sireți, Strașeni district. As per the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Technical University of Moldova and the Sireți City Hall, this center aims to bridge scientific research and the local community. It will provide consultancy, practical training, and applied services for farmers and young people.

Moldova: Cold rain and flood risk for Dniester and Prut

The State Hydrometeorological Service (SHS) has warned that chilly, gloomy weather will persist, with widespread rain and precipitation, from October 4 to 6.

Moldovan wine industry focuses on new markets amidst US export decline

Moldova’s National Wine Day has set a new participation record, bringing together 106 wineries, including small local producers.

Moldova education system faces acute staffing crisis

The teacher shortage remains a challenge for Moldova's education system.

Munich Airport drones: Investigators eye Russia's 'ghost fleet'

German investigators are examining whether unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) spotted in the north of the country were launched from a vessel in Russia's so-called "ghost fleet," used to circumvent Western sanctions.

Moldova administrative reform: Local elections 2027

The planned administrative overhaul in Moldova could be implemented from next year, before the 2027 local elections, according to Igor Grosu, the Parliament Speaker and leader of the ruling Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS).

Cancer mamar la 14 ani: medicii atenționează despre riscurile diagnosticării afecțiunii la femei tot mai tinere

Breast Cancer Awareness Month (Pink October) is underway globally, focusing attention on prevention, early detection, and access to quality care.

Vote selling scandal in Moldova: Over 30k fines issued, appeal courts split

Thousands sanctioned over allegations of vote selling in the 2024 elections are still awaiting court verdicts.

Trump targets 'deadwood' agencies in US budget standoff

The US government entered its third day of a shutdown as the Trump administration warned of impending layoffs and the dismantling of federal agencies.

New cinema from Romania & Moldova screens in Chișinău

New films from Romanian and Moldovan directors, including Romania's Official Oscar Submission, will be screened from October 16 to 19 at the Cineplex-Loteanu Cinema in the Moldovan capital, Chișinău, as part of the 11th Romanian Film Days.