Over 300 producers join "Local Product" exhibition

More than 300 producers from all regions of the Republic of Moldova will showcase their goods at the second edition of the national exhibition titled "Local Product". This event will take place from August 28 to 30 at the Moldexpo Center. The exhibition will highlight products made in the Republic of Moldova and will offer visitors a variety of unique activities aimed at promoting local entrepreneurs.

59-country operation rescues Moldovan woman in Greece

A 34-year-old woman from the Republic of Moldova, who was a victim of human trafficking for sexual exploitation, has been rescued and safely repatriated to her home country. This rescue was part of the international operation titled "Global Chain," which was conducted across 59 countries.

More than 7,000 found in undeclared work

Since the beginning of 2026, over 7,000 people were found to be working "undeclared" as a result of national inspections conducted by the State Labor Inspectorate (ISM). Most violations of labor laws were reported in sectors where this issue is most prevalent, including agriculture, construction, hospitality (HoReCa), and trade.

DECREE | Maia Sandu appoints Eugeniu Osmochescu acting Prime Minister

Moldova has a new acting prime minister. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization Eugeniu Osmochescu was appointed to the role by President Maia Sandu in a decree signed on July 7.

Energocom secures gas transmission capacity for the heating season

Energocom started preparations for the next heating season. The company took part in the annual auction for gas transmission capacity at the Ungheni interconnection point, securing the logistics needed to supply Moldova between October 1, 2026, and September 30, 2027.

Six snake bite cases reported in Moldova since the start of the year

A 57 year old man from the Strășeni district was rushed to the hospital after a snake bit his left hand while he was grazing livestock. The incident marks the sixth recorded snake bite case in Moldova since the start of the year.

Five new judges appointed to Supreme Court

Ana Cucerescu, Alexandru Negru, Sergiu Stratan, and Gheorghe Stratulat from the Chisinau District Court, along with Elena Croitor, have been appointed as the new judges of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ). The decree promoting them was signed by President Maia Sandu on July 3.

Constitutional Court examines APG's suspension requests

The Constitutional Court has stepped back from deliberations regarding the actions of the People's Assembly of Gagauzia (APG). This concerns the APG's decision to suspend the examination of the Ministry of Justice's request to the High Court to assess the constitutionality of specific provisions in the Law on the special legal status of Gagauzia.

Diesel leads fuel use as coal demand rises

In 2025, coal consumption in the Republic of Moldova increased to 116 thousand tons, reflecting a 33% rise compared to the previous year. Additionally, statistical data indicate that petroleum product consumption grew, with diesel fuel remaining the dominant segment, accounting for 63% of total usage.

UTM students unveil IRIS to combat hackers

The Republic of Moldova is taking another step towards ensuring its cybersecurity by launching the IRIS platform, a strategic digital protection project, on July 6. The new technology, developed by students at the Technical University of Moldova (UTM), is designed to identify and block security breaches in critical infrastructure institutions and government services.

MFA issues Russia travel warning over enlistment cases

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) advises citizens of the Republic of Moldova who plan to travel, transit, or stay in the Russian Federation to exercise caution. Recently, there has been an increase in the number of cases where Moldovan travelers face extensive checks and additional control measures when crossing the borders of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus. The authorities recommend carefully evaluating the necessity of such trips and adhering to official travel guidelines.

Cardiologists: Most heart diseases can be prevented

Cardiovascular diseases continue to be the leading cause of death in the Republic of Moldova and in many European countries. While the incidence of these conditions remains high, healthcare professionals emphasize that many cases can be prevented by effectively managing risk factors and seeking timely medical attention.