Moldova's energy transition gains momentum

The number of Moldovan households with solar panels has increased by approximately 300 times in 2022, compared to 2021, according to the Secretary of State at the Ministry of Energy Carolina Novac.

Moldova and Romania condemn Russian attacks on Odessa

Moldovan President Maia Sandu and Romanian Defense Minister Angel Tîlvăr have condemned Russian attacks on the southern Odessa region of Ukraine.

Moldova to ease access for Ukrainian refugee children to schools

The Moldovan Ministry of Education and Research announced that it will approve a new regulation next week to facilitate the enrollment of Ukrainian refugees in the country's schools.

Romanian defence minister condemns Russian attacks on Ukraine

Romanian Defense Minister Angel Tîlvăr condemned Russian attacks on Ukraine in a message posted to Facebook on Sunday, saying that the Romanian Ministry of Defense had been monitoring the situation in the port of Reni in real time and that there had been no direct military threats against Romania.

Ukrainian refugees in Moldova encouraged to learn Romanian to integrate into the workforce

Refugees from Ukraine in Moldova are encouraged to learn Romanian to integrate more easily into the workforce.

North Korea simulates nuclear missile strike to warn US of 'nuclear war danger'

North Korea has claimed to have simulated a nuclear missile strike in an attempt to warn the United States of the "danger of nuclear war."

Moldovan President Maia Sandu congratulates National Army on its anniversary

In a message on September 3, Sandu, who is also the supreme commander of the armed forces, stressed the importance of a well-trained army, especially in the current regional security context.

NATO to hold Baltic Sea exercises simulating Russian attack

NATO countries will begin major naval exercises in the Baltic Sea on September 9, Reuters reported. The exercises will involve 30 ships and over 3,000 Western troops, who will simulate for the first time repelling a Russian attack in the region.

Republic of Moldova's military in need of modernization, experts say

The Republic of Moldova's military is among the weakest in the world, experts say, despite the country's recent increase in defence spending.

Russia, Belarus, and Iran excluded from Nobel Prize ceremony

Sweden's Nobel Prize Trust has excluded Russia, Belarus, and Iran from the annual Nobel Prize ceremony, Politico reports.

Moldova's grape harvest to be smaller than last year, prices to rise

Moldova's grape harvest is expected to be smaller than last year, with experts predicting a 15-30% drop in the yield of domestically grown grapes.

Moldova's patent reform a success, but some stragglers remain

Moldova's government has announced that about 80% of former patent holders have transitioned to independent activity.