Swine fever outbreak in Anenii Noi: over two thousand animals were slaughtered

Over two thousand pigs were slaughtered this morning at the farm in Roșcani where swine fever was detected in over 65 thousand pigs. The announcement was made by government spokesman, Daniel Vodă at a press conference. According to him, the process of liquidating the outbreak is underway, according to the plan approved and coordinated, including by the Commission for Emergencies in Anenii Noi district. Currently, the situation is under control, but the risk of new outbreaks persists, which is why the authorities keep increasing vigilance measures, said the official.

Moldova's waste imports: Regulations, risks, and recycling

Moldova is permitted to import non-hazardous waste from the European Union, which may only be used as raw material in industrial processes, in accordance with national legislation.

Republic of Moldova is the biggest exporter of sunflower seeds to the EU

The Republic of Moldova has become the biggest exporter of sunflower seeds to the European Union. More than 60% of the EU bloc's imports of this product come from our country, according to Eurostat. Between July 1 and February 1, Moldovans exported about 500,000 tons of seeds, most of which went to the European market, said Iurie Rija, director of the Association of Exporters and Importers of Agricultural and Cereal Products.

Moldova secures €26M in EU grants to boost businesses

Seventy-five entrepreneurs from the Republic of Moldova have received over 26 million lei in non-repayable grants through EU-funded programs managed by the Organization for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA).

Moldova transport crisis: Operators warn of protests

Auto transport operators may stage protests if authorities fail to approve the methodology developed last year for fare adjustments.

Moldova: rising mental health issues in young adults

An increasing number of individuals aged 25 to 55 are seeking help at community mental health centers, experiencing depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Moldova opposition demands investigation into U.S. aid misuse

The opposition in Moldova's parliament has called for an investigation into how U.S. funds were used in the country, particularly in relation to left-wing propaganda.

EU leaders meet in Brussels to discuss Ukraine and defense

The latest developments regarding Ukraine are set to influence the European agenda as leaders gather in Brussels for an extraordinary summit.

Moldova-Ukraine bridge: 2027 opening

Moldovan Ambassador to Ukraine, Valeriu Chiveri, stated on the "La 360 de grade" program that the Cosăuți-Iampoli bridge, which is being built over the Dniester River, is expected to become operational in mid-2027, provided work progresses smoothly, especially regarding bureaucratic hurdles.

Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Ukraine: Most ukrainians seek a fair and just peace by the end of 2025

A fair and just peace by the end of 2025 is what most Ukrainians want after three years since their country was attacked by the Russian Federation, said the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Ukraine, Valeriu Chiveri, in the program "La 360 de grade" on Radio Moldova. The diplomat emphasized that peace negotiations cannot take place without the participation of Ukraine, which must receive security guarantees in the future. Valeriu Chiveri also spoke about the support of the Republic of Moldova for the reconstruction of Ukraine, which will ensure the transit of goods to Ukraine.

Germany’s federal elections: Key issues and party dynamics

On Sunday, February 23, early federal elections will take place in Germany, where members of the 21st Bundestag will be elected.

"Electoral Forum 2025" reveals risks of foreign involvement in elections through propaganda, voter corruption and destabilization

In the context of this year's parliamentary elections, the risks of foreign involvement in the campaign, including through propaganda, voter corruption and destabilization of the situation are becoming increasingly evident, said the country's development partners at the Electoral Forum 2025, organized by civil society. Both government and opposition representatives argue that legislative changes are needed to make the electoral process transparent and to provide equal conditions for all contestants.