Moldova’s judicial crisis: Staffing shortages and reform plans

The judicial system in the Republic of Moldova is experiencing a significant staffing shortage, particularly in the context of ethical and financial integrity evaluations.

Population Census 2024: When will the first preliminary data be announced?

The first preliminary data of this year's population census will be announced at the end of this month. More precisely, some general information about the number of citizens of the Republic of Moldova and their activity will be presented, but detailed final results will be available and published by the end of 2025, Alina Jalba, spokesperson for the National Bureau of Statistics, told Radio Moldova.

Moldova goes digital: Simplifying services for citizens

The authorities of the Republic of Moldova have set the goal of 100% digitalization of public and private services by 2030.

History or Math? Moldova's New High School Tests

This year, students applying to the most competitive high schools in Moldova will face more complex entrance exams compared to the exercises on the national middle school graduation exam, according to Lilia Ivanov, director of the National Agency for Curriculum and Evaluation.

Moldova Online Orders at Risk: War Threatens Parcels

Moldovan citizens face the risk of online parcels being destroyed as the majority transit war-torn Ukraine.

Moldova: Free College or Work in Assigned Field?

The Rectors' Council of Moldova is urging the government to revoke a policy that compels students financed by the state budget to repay the cost of their education if they fail to secure employment in their field of specialisation, as mandated by distribution assignments.

Moldova Funds Early Inclusion for Disabled Kids

The Ministry of Education and Research in Moldova plans to introduce a funding formula in the coming weeks to support the inclusion of children with disabilities in preschools nationwide.

Statement: The Republic of Moldova registers the highest growth in the development of the IT industry in the Eastern European space

The Republic of Moldova registers the highest growth in the development of the IT industry compared to other countries in the Eastern European space. The statement was made by the director of the Technologies of the Future project funded by USAID, Doina Nistor. She emphasized that only in 2022, our country registered an increase in the IT field of over 30%, much more than the neighboring states.

Financial Times: What new aid really means for Ukraine — and for Putin

Once President Joe Biden signed the bill into law, the US military began rushing the desperately needed material to the front lines. The aim is to leave Russia with as little time as possible to make the most of its current superiority before it starts to face more resistance. The congressional votes were a major morale-booster for Kyiv, which now hopes for a virtuous cycle of events to restore its battlefield fortunes, The Financial Times reports.

Orthodox Christians celebrate Palm Sunday. People pray for peace

The Orthodox Christians celebrate Palm Sunday today. Palm Sunday is one of the Twelve Great Feasts of the liturgical year. The feast commemorates Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. On this day, those who fast are allowed to eat fish and to drink wine.

Popșoi: Transnistrian Conflict Resolution Vital for Moldova's EU Accession

The Transnistrian region will not pose an obstacle to the Republic of Moldova's accession to the European Union. However, concurrently, authorities in Chisinau will endeavour to resolve the Transnistrian conflict before the nation becomes a member of the community bloc.

Moldova Building New School to Fight Chisinau Classroom Crowding

Moldova's Ministry of Education and Research, in collaboration with the World Bank, plans to construct a new school in Chisinau to tackle the issue of overcrowded classrooms in the capital city.