Moldova detonates fallen Russian drone near residential area

A fallen Russian Geran-2 drone carrying 40 kilograms of explosives could have flattened a residential house or destroyed up to three floors of an apartment building had it exploded in the village of Copanca, security experts warned.

Moldovan crews launch 4th annual deployment to fight Greek wildfires

A team of 24 firefighters from the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU) will deploy to Greece on July 14. They will assist Greek authorities in combating severe forest fires across the country.

Criminalizing medical errors harms doctors and patients in Moldova

Moldova’s lack of a modern medical malpractice framework harms both patients and healthcare workers, according to medical management expert Rodica Rusu-Gramma.

Police launch investigation after discovery in Dănceni lake

Authorities in Moldova have launched a criminal investigation following the discovery of human remains in a lake near Dănceni, Ialoveni district. The remains were recovered on Sunday, July 12, by local authorities.

Strong performance for Moldova at Physics Olympiad in Colombia

Students from Moldova won two silver medals, one bronze medal, and received two honorable mentions at the International Physics Olympiad in Bucaramanga, Colombia.

Young Moldovan turns agri-food waste into a valuable resource

In a world where plastic has infiltrated nearly every aspect of our lives, a young woman from the Republic of Moldova is demonstrating that change can begin with a courageous idea. Food engineer Olga Fiodorov has developed an innovative method to transform what typically ends up in the trash—fruit and vegetable scraps—into sustainable, safe, and functional materials for the food and pharmaceutical industries.

National program trains Gagauzia teachers to promote Gagauz

A group of 47 teachers from the Gagauz Autonomous University of Moldova (UTA) has successfully completed advanced training courses in the Gagauz language. These courses were organized by the Ministry of Education and Research in collaboration with the University of Comrat. This initiative is part of the national action plan for 2026-2027, which aims to support the learning and promotion of the Gagauz language in the region.

Eighty children learned English with UK students

Eighty children from the Republic of Moldova and Ukrainian refugees participated in intensive English language courses. Their instructors were students and graduates from a prestigious school in the United Kingdom. The young teachers took this opportunity to explore the Republic of Moldova and learn about the country's culture and traditions, while also exchanging experiences with the camp participants.

1,500 fewer births than in 2024; women are becoming mothers later

Moldova is seeing fewer births and later motherhood. Births fell by nearly 7% in 2025 compared with 2024, as population aging, migration, and economic pressures deepen the demographic decline and lead young families to delay parenthood.

Radio Moldova Youth gets renovated newsroom with modern equipment

Radio Moldova Youth has relocated to a new building. The editorial office was completely renovated and equipped with modern technology. Young people now have better conditions to pursue their activities with greater ambition and determination.

Moldovans abroad invited to explore their homeland

In August, Moldovans living abroad are invited to rediscover the beauty of the Republic of Moldova through a series of excursions and hikes. The Diaspora Relations Bureau (BRD) is encouraging Moldovan citizens to participate with the motto "Let's get to know our country!" Summer is a great time for travel, as many people are on vacation, making it an ideal opportunity to explore.

Why women outlive men: What people say about longevity

In the Republic of Moldova, life expectancy is on the rise. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the average life expectancy last year was 72 years and 8 months, an increase of 8 months over 2024. On average, women live nearly nine years longer than men.