Over 4,000 old books restored yearly

Have you ever wondered what happens to old and damaged books on library shelves after they are no longer in use? They are often entrusted to restorers, commonly referred to as "book doctors." One such department, which serves as an emergency hospital for books, operates at the National Library, where six individuals work on restoring these valuable texts.

Labour reform: Moldova identifies more illegal workers in 8 months than in last 8 years

Authorities in Moldova have identified 5,200 cases of undeclared work in the first eight months of 2025, a figure that exceeds the total recorded over the last eight years combined.

Israel vs Moldova: Ran Ben Shimon downplays Nicolaescu absence

Israel coach Ran Ben Shimon said he is well-acquainted with the Moldova national side. Speaking at a press conference, he stated that the absence of star player Ion Nicolaescu will not be a factor in Friday's match, highlighting the "Tricolors'" collective play.

Thousands of students compete for final university places in Moldova

University students not admitted in the first two admission rounds have a final opportunity in the third round, which is open until September 26.

Young tricolors suffer 2-1 defeat to Ireland despite Lupan opener

The team coached by Sergiu Cebotari was defeated by Ireland, 2-1, in a friendly match played in Nisporeni.

Romania donates 80,000 books to Moldova to strengthen cultural ties

A shipment of approximately 80,000 books from Romania arrived in Chișinău, the Moldovan capital, on Thursday. The books will be distributed over the coming weeks to libraries looking to update their collections.

Exclusive: Moscow-backed disinformation network targets Moldova's elections

A network coordinated from Moscow by the convicted criminal Ilan Șor continued its activities even after last autumn's presidential election, with the goal of paving the way to seize power in the parliamentary elections on September 28.

Moldova's deinstitutionalisation: The drive to end residential care for children

A major reform of Moldova's child care system, which began in 2007, has made significant progress in deinstitutionalising children.

Moldova's Dniester River under threat as aquatic plants & silt choke ecosystem

The Dniester River, a key waterway in the Republic of Moldova, is undergoing significant changes that affect its function and water quality.

Digital healthcare reform in Moldova aims to modernise medical system

A new national health program aims to provide Moldovan citizens with faster access to medical records, remote consultations, and less bureaucracy for healthcare staff.

Defense Ministry: No Russian drones flew over Moldova’s airspace last night

According to data from the Ministry of Defense, no Russian drones flew over the airspace of the Republic of Moldova last night. This information was confirmed for Teleradio-Moldova by Alla Diaconu, the head of the Strategic Communication Directorate of the General Staff of the National Army.

Leova–Bumbata crossing experiences significant traffic increase

The Leova-Bumbata border crossing has recorded over 17,400 crossings of people and about 6,000 vehicles in the last three weeks, as it has operated continuously, 24/7.