Ukrainian classes double; Romanian remains mandatory

The education system in the Republic of Moldova is actively adapting to accommodate the integration of refugee children from Ukraine. This year, approximately 3,600 Ukrainian students have enrolled in schools and kindergartens nationwide. They are receiving both educational and financial support to help facilitate their participation in the learning process. Additionally, the number of classes specifically for refugees that provide instruction in the Ukrainian language was doubled. However, the opportunity to study in a Ukrainian-language class is currently available only at the "Taras Shevchenko" Gymnasium in Chisinau.

EU leaders' visit to Moldova reinforces European integration efforts

The visit of French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk to Chișinău on Independence Day has more than just symbolic value, a political expert has said.

Moldova's economy 34 years after independence: An analysis of challenges and progress

Moldova's economy is undergoing a slow recovery 34 years after independence, facing challenges in its industrial and agricultural sectors. The sectors have been affected by regional instability and mass migration, according to economist Veaceslav Ioniță.

Why Moldova's farmers are selling grain at a loss despite bumper harvests

Moldova’s grain exports are being hurt by fluctuating prices and regional instability.

Russian interference looms over Moldova's vote

Moldova is set to hold a crucial parliamentary election on September 28. Analysts describe the vote as a "new referendum" on the country's pro-European trajectory, which has been under increasing pressure from hybrid aggression by the Russian Federation for several years.

Trump, Zelenskyy, and European leaders meet for Ukraine summit

On Monday, August 18, President Donald Trump welcomed Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy to the White House, where European leaders had already gathered for a crucial summit with both presidents to discuss the future of Ukraine and a peace agreement with Russia.

Moldova's Diaspora remittances soar to $3.5 billion

Moldovans in the diaspora are projected to send home an estimated $3.5 billion in 2025, a sum on par with 2024.

US-Russia summit: What to know about the Trump-Putin meeting

U.S. President Donald Trump is meeting his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, in Alaska on Friday, August 15.

Program launched: Young first-time employees in strategic fields get 3,000 lei monthly

Young people in the Republic of Moldova who are participating for the first time in seven strategic sectors will receive a non-taxable monthly allowance of 3,000 lei for 12 months. This initiative, launched by the authorities on Thursday, August 14, aims to attract young workers to key areas of the economy.

EHR in Moldova: The state of digital healthcare access

Fewer than 10% of Moldovan citizens have access to their own digital medical data, which is seven times lower than the EU average, according to the Digital Decade 2030 program.

New factory in Trușeni to build electric trolleybuses

The first electric trolleybuses assembled entirely in Moldova could roll off the production line this autumn, following the completion of the first stage of construction for a new factory in the commune of Trușeni, a suburb of the capital.

Coordinated Russian attacks on Moldova: authorities' recommendations

The Republic of Moldova has once again faced a coordinated wave of interference actions from the Russian Federation, which included manipulative statements, cyber attacks, and calls for street mobilization. According to President Maia Sandu, at least seven out of the ten methods of Russian interference have been employed. The authorities assure the public that they are taking all necessary measures to ensure the parliamentary elections this fall are conducted democratically, transparently, and in accordance with the law.