Strong winds and freezing temperatures to hit Moldova as authorities remain on high alert

The Republic of Moldova’s State Hydrometeorological Service (SHS) has issued a new Yellow alert for high winds.

Moldova’s healthcare integration: medical diplomas and patient rights set for EU alignment

Moldovan medical professionals will soon have their qualifications recognized across the European Union.

From SWIFT to SEPA: Moldova slashes transfer fees by 95%

The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) reports that the country’s integration into the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) has generated over €1.4 million (approx. 27.5 million MDL) in monthly savings for citizens and businesses.

Government secures 30-year mortgages for young families by freezing credit margins

The Moldovan Government has officially maintained the maximum interest rate margin for the "First Home" (Prima Casă) state-guaranteed loan program at 3% for 2026.

Ministry of Education probes school accountability following violent bullying incident

Moldovan police and education officials have launched a dual investigation after two teenage girls physically assaulted a 13-year-old peer in the Ialoveni district.

Convicted Ilan Shor ally escapes to separatist Transnistria using multi-vehicle relay

Dmitri Constantinov, the former Speaker of the People's Assembly of Gagauzia, fled to the breakaway Transnistrian region on December 25, just one day before being sentenced to 12 years in prison.

US drone strike reportedly levels Tren de Aragua logistics hub in Maracaibo

US President Donald Trump has publicly confirmed a direct military strike on a target inside Venezuela, marking a historic escalation in US-led anti-narcotics operations. The announcement came Monday, December 29, ahead of a high-level meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Florida.

Pro-Russian opposition in Moldova pushes for Trump peace plan endorsement

Moldova’s Socialist Party (PSRM) has formally proposed a parliamentary resolution to support U.S. President Donald Trump’s peace plan for Ukraine. The move has sparked a sharp geopolitical debate in Chisinau, highlighting the deep divisions within the country's leadership regarding regional security.

Beijing launches missiles and assault ships toward Taiwan following record US aid

China launched missiles toward Taiwan on Tuesday and deployed amphibious assault ships, bombers, and warships around the island. This marks the second day of Beijing’s most extensive military exercises to date, designed to simulate a total blockade of Taiwan.

Bulgarian businesses and banks prepare for historic switch from Leva to Euro

Bulgarian banks, retailers, and consumers are bracing for the retirement of the national currency, the leva. To facilitate the reconfiguration of digital systems, card payments, online purchases, and ATM withdrawals will be temporarily suspended during New Year’s Eve.

Final victory for Chisinau as Ukrainian courts return Moldova Sanatorium to state control

The Republic of Moldova has officially secured ownership of nine real estate assets within the "Moldova" Sanatorium complex in Odessa. The decision was delivered on December 17 by the Economic Cassation Court of the Supreme Court of Ukraine and confirmed by Chisinau authorities today.

Moldova targets debt sustainability with strategic 2028 fiscal roadmap

Moldova’s public debt reached €6.19 billion (approx. 121.4 billion MDL) by the end of 2024, marking a 16.7% increase compared to the previous year. To address the rising burden, the Government approved a medium-term state debt management program for 2026–2028 during its December 29 session.