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.

Hazardous waste at Porumbeni landfill under environmental investigation

Allegations have surfaced regarding the storage of hazardous medical waste at the landfill in Porumbeni, Criuleni district. Environmental specialists conducted an investigation at the site and uncovered multiple irregularities.

Experts warn: Don't throw expired medicines in the trash—health and environmental risks

Improper disposal of medicines is a major problem that poses significant risks to both public health and the environment. Classified as hazardous waste, these pharmaceutical products contain active chemical substances that, once released into the environment, can contaminate soil and water, causing harmful effects on ecosystems and human health.

Health insurance in Moldova for students studying abroad: Required documents

Pupils and students from Moldova who are enrolled in full-time studies abroad are eligible for government-funded health insurance when they return to the country. The coverage is granted upon confirmation of their student status.

Moldova implements new digital tools to streamline emergency response

The emergency system in the Republic of Moldova is undergoing a significant modernization with the introduction of several free digital services. These include the eCall system, the MD-Alert platform, and the recently launched 112 mobile application. These innovations will enable quicker location of individuals in distress, automatic transmission of alerts, and timely intervention by rescue teams, even when victims are unable to call for help.

Five candidates registered for the TRM director general post

Five candidates applied for the position of General Director of the Public Institution "Teleradio-Moldova" Company (TRM). The deadline for submitting applications was Friday, July 10, at 5:00 p.m.

In Moldova, the female-to-male ratio declines after age 30 due to higher male mortality and emigration

The Republic of Moldova is experiencing a significant demographic imbalance. In rural areas, the population is predominantly male, while women are increasingly migrating to urban centers. National data reveal a concerning trend: the number of men is steadily decreasing relative to the number of women. The main factors contributing to this imbalance are high male mortality rates and the emigration of men from the country.

Moldova life expectancy rises to 72.6 years led by women

Life expectancy in the Republic of Moldova continues to climb, according to the latest figures released by the National Bureau of Statistics.