About 8,000 books were collected by the Government as part of the “Library under the Christmas Tree” campaign

During December 2025, hundreds of employees from public institutions, private companies, and non-governmental organisations donated approximately 8,000 books as part of the fourth edition of the "Library under the Christmas Tree" campaign organised by the government.

Baby milk powder recall expanded: six product names from seven batches pulled from sale

The National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) has announced the withdrawal of new batches of Nestlé brand baby milk powder due to non-compliance with an ingredient supplied by external sources.

Maia Sandu to British journalists: “Putin wants to control Europe”

The geopolitical situation in our region poses significant challenges for countries like the Republic of Moldova. President Maia Sandu asserts that joining the European Union would help safeguard our sovereignty. Another possible solution is reunification with Romania; however, the president notes that, at this time, there is insufficient support for this aspiration.

Experts and officials discuss Moldova’s EU accession on Moldova 1’s new show “Me and the European Union”

Moldova1 TV is launching a new show titled "Me and the European Union". This editorial project will explore the steps involved in the Republic of Moldova's accession to the EU. Experts, officials, and civil servants engaged in aligning Moldova with EU standards will discuss relevant topics. The first episode will be available to watch on Wednesday, January 14, starting at 8:00 p.m.

Climate shock halves Moldova's honey output: A 15-year low for the sector

Moldovan beekeepers faced their most challenging year in decades in 2025, as honey production plummeted to approximately 2,500 tons.

Trump envoys meet Putin’s middleman in Paris to push for ceasefire

The White House is demanding a clear response from the Kremlin regarding a peace plan coordinated with Kyiv.

Moldova’s energy regulator accused of covering up wasteful gas sector spending

Energy analyst Sergiu Tofilat has formally urged the Parliamentary Commission for Economy, Budget, and Finance to hold public hearings regarding €1.68 million (approx. 33 million MDL) in unjustified procurement costs at Chisinau-Gaz.

President Sandu warns war edges closer to Europe after Russia targets Ukrainian energy grid

Moldova’s top leadership has issued a sharp condemnation of Russia’s deployment of the Oreshnik ballistic missile during the January 9 strikes on Ukraine.

US-Denmark tensions escalate as Trump considers Arctic expansion over NATO stability

​Washington is debating a proposal to offer substantial one-time payments to Greenland's residents as an incentive to separate from Denmark and join the United States.

Emergency response intensifies in Moldova as ice causes road accidents and school delays

Chisinau municipal crews worked through the night and into the morning of January 9 to clear snow and ice from streets and sidewalks.

Protecting the exotic: German zoos adapt to extreme cold and snow

German zoos have deployed emergency welfare protocols as heavy snowfall and temperatures as low as -17°C grip the country.

The 16KB tactic: How Moscow is surgically isolating its digital landscape

Russia has secured the top spot in the 2025 global rankings for internet censorship and shutdowns, according to the annual report by Top10VPN experts.