Moldova's PM at Davos: Partnerships sought for economic drive

Moldova's Prime Minister, Dorin Recean, will navigate a diplomatic course at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos from January 16-18, aiming to solidify international partnerships and promote the country's economic vision.

Poland-Ukraine trade thaw: Blockade lifted, talks ongoing

Months of disruption at three key Polish-Ukrainian border crossings ended Tuesday as truckers agreed to suspend their protest.

Icy mayhem: 40 Crashes in Chisinau in 2 hours

In a Tuesday report, Chisinau, Moldova's police department disclosed a staggering 40 car accidents within a mere two-hour timeframe, attributing the surge to treacherous icy roads.

Eurovision 2024: 11 finalists will compete to represent the Republic of Moldova in Malmö

11 singers compete for a ticket to Malmö, Sweden, where the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 (ESC) will take place. The finalists of the Eurovision 2024 national stage were selected on Saturday 13 January following live auditions.

Christians celebrate Christmas new style

Today, December 25, Christians celebrate Christmas new style, according to the Gregorian calendar. People go to church in the morning and then meet with their families for a festive meal to celebrate the birth of Jesus.

Moldovan graduates targeted: New program offers homecomings & jobs

In a strategic move to reconnect with its vast diaspora population, the Moldovan government has launched a comprehensive national program spanning 2024-2028.

UN reconsiders Gaza truce: Ceasefire vote looms

The United Nations Security Council is primed to vote on a revised proposal for a Gaza ceasefire on Tuesday, marking a potential shift in the international response following the United States' earlier veto of a similar resolution, as reported by The Guardian.

From candidate to accession: Moldova takes a giant leap

Moldova's parliament resonated with a unique harmony Friday morning as both the national anthem and the anthem of the European Union rang out, marking the official launch of the country's accession talks with the EU bloc.

Ukraine's parliament passes law protecting minority rights

On December 8th, the Ukrainian parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, adopted a new law aimed at protecting the rights of national minorities within the country.

Farmers to get help, but government wants to be 'responsible'

Moldovan Prime Minister Dorin Recean said on Thursday that the government will provide assistance to farmers, but it must do so responsibly and not be held responsible for their failures.

Snowfall prompts travel caution in south Moldova

Amidst snowfall in southern Moldova, police urge drivers to prioritise caution and only travel if absolutely necessary.

Farmers' dialogue with government intensifies

Representatives of the Farmers' Force Association (Forța Fermierilor) have engaged in high-level discussions with Moldovan President Maia Sandu, Parliamentary Committee on Agriculture and Food Industry Chairman Alexandr Trubca, and officials from the National Bank of Moldova (BNM) to address pressing concerns regarding loan rescheduling and debt restructuring.