"We are optimistic": Authorities in talks to procure meningitis vaccines for the first time

The Moldovan authorities have failed to finalize a transaction for the procurement of meningitis vaccine, despite setting aside nearly five million lei for the purchase of 5,000 doses this year.

Statement: U.S. arms deliveries to Ukraine are crucial for maintaining the balance of power in the war

The United States' decision to resume arms deliveries to Ukraine is crucial for maintaining a balance of power in a conflict with global consequences. According to critical infrastructure expert Alexandru Georgescu, Ukraine relies not only on the weapons provided but also on the steadfastness of its allies.

Wheat harvest in full swing as farmers expect a strong yield

In various regions of the country, farmers started the wheat harvest. In Soroca, farmers report that this year's harvest is better than in previous years.

Expert: Moldova's elections are a democratic test with high geopolitical stakes amid Russian influence

Pro-Russian parties and influence networks coordinated by the Russian Federation pose a significant threat to the democracy of the Republic of Moldova. Their goal is to undermine Moldova's statehood, compromise its sovereignty, divert the country from its European path, and transform it into a zone of influence controlled by Moscow. This warning was issued by public policy and security expert Andrei Curararu during the IN CONTEXT show on Moldova 1. Curararu also stated that the upcoming parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova risk becoming a geopolitical confrontation with regional implications.

Key factors driving Moldova's population decline

As of January 1, 2025, Moldova's resident population numbered 2.381 million, a decrease of over 42,000, or 1.7%, compared to the previous year.

National exams: Moldova's grads take final tests

Today, July 8, middle school graduates in Moldova are sitting for their "History of Romanians and Universal History" exam, part of the national supplementary examination session.

Political parties face suspension in Moldova

The activities of several political parties in the Republic of Moldova could be suspended because of illegalities reported by the Central Electoral Commission (CEC).

Moldova launches haptic tech in schools

For the first time in the Republic of Moldova, students will be able to experience digital objects tangibly and learn with haptic technology and augmented reality.

Moldova's ANOFM boosts 2025 job placements

Over 11,000 people found jobs through the National Employment Agency (ANOFM) in the first six months of 2025.

Ukraine ramps up drone production amid new US aid

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced plans to expand drone production with allies, even beyond the war, dpa reports.

Paris Orly-Chișinău direct flight takes off

The first direct flight from Paris Orly to Chișinău, operated by French airline Transavia, the low-cost subsidiary of the Air France-KLM group, launched on July 7.

Russia's economy hit: $350B loss from sanctions

According to The Moscow Times, citing a report by economists at the Gaidar Institute titled "Sanctions Against Russia: Dynamics, Tightening Restrictions, and Economic Effects," Russia is facing substantial long-term economic damage.