Over 2,000 UTM graduates receive diplomas

More than two thousand young people have graduated from the Technical University of Moldova. These graduates, including architects, engineers, and veterinarians, hold proper credentials and have ambitious plans for their future. Some aim to continue their education, while others are eager to enter the workforce. Their expectations reflect their aspirations: fresh graduates hope to earn high salaries, even though many of them lack work experience.

ANOFM meets nearly 50% of yearly employment goal

In just two weeks, nearly a thousand people have secured employment through the National Employment Agency (ANOFM). Since the beginning of the year, with assistance from the agency's regional offices, a total of 12,251 job seekers have been hired.

More than 7,000 found in undeclared work

Since the beginning of 2026, over 7,000 people were found to be working "undeclared" as a result of national inspections conducted by the State Labor Inspectorate (ISM). Most violations of labor laws were reported in sectors where this issue is most prevalent, including agriculture, construction, hospitality (HoReCa), and trade.

Six snake bite cases reported in Moldova since the start of the year

A 57 year old man from the Strășeni district was rushed to the hospital after a snake bit his left hand while he was grazing livestock. The incident marks the sixth recorded snake bite case in Moldova since the start of the year.

UTM students unveil IRIS to combat hackers

The Republic of Moldova is taking another step towards ensuring its cybersecurity by launching the IRIS platform, a strategic digital protection project, on July 6. The new technology, developed by students at the Technical University of Moldova (UTM), is designed to identify and block security breaches in critical infrastructure institutions and government services.

MFA issues Russia travel warning over enlistment cases

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) advises citizens of the Republic of Moldova who plan to travel, transit, or stay in the Russian Federation to exercise caution. Recently, there has been an increase in the number of cases where Moldovan travelers face extensive checks and additional control measures when crossing the borders of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus. The authorities recommend carefully evaluating the necessity of such trips and adhering to official travel guidelines.

Cardiologists: Most heart diseases can be prevented

Cardiovascular diseases continue to be the leading cause of death in the Republic of Moldova and in many European countries. While the incidence of these conditions remains high, healthcare professionals emphasize that many cases can be prevented by effectively managing risk factors and seeking timely medical attention.

Heatstroke cases nearly doubled in a week

The number of heatstroke cases in the Republic of Moldova has nearly doubled over the past week due to extreme temperatures. According to the National Center for Pre-Hospital Emergency Medical Assistance (CNAMUP), 39 cases were reported between June 29 and July 5, which is an increase of 20 cases compared to the previous week. Doctors emphasize that heatstroke is a medical emergency and urge the public to take protective measures during periods of excessive heat.

City Hall ready to support Arc de Triomphe rehabilitation

Municipal authorities are seeking clarifications from the Ministry of Culture about the rehabilitation of monuments in the center of Chisinau. The deputy mayors of the capital plan to formally request a list of the documents and authorizations required from the municipality for the repair of the Arc de Triomphe and other government-administered sites.

Eugen Doga Airport deploys extra staff to handle nocturnal surges

Chisinau Eugen Doga International Airport authorities have urged passengers to arrive at the terminal well ahead of schedule to mitigate queues and ensure timely departures during the peak summer holiday season.

Rising arthritis cases drive demand for joint replacement surgery

Rheumatic diseases have become a growing public health challenge in Moldova, with an increasing number of people affected and a significant impact on disability. Many patients seek medical care only after conservative treatment options have failed, leaving surgery as the last resort.

Moldova rolls out vacation vouchers worth up to €444

Private companies in Moldova have begun offering employees vacation vouchers that can be used at 31 registered guesthouses across the country. The maximum annual benefit is €444 (approx. 8,700 MDL), and the sum is tax-exempt for both employer and employee.