108 schools receive robots, 3D printers and smart labs

Beginning this fall, students from 108 schools across the country will gain access to modern equipment that will enable them to experiment with digital sensors, build and program robots, and create objects using 3D printers. This initiative represents an investment of approximately 4.8 million lei, funded with support from the World Bank and the Global Partnership for Education.

118 million lei paid to pharmacies for June electronic prescriptions

In June, over 170 thousand individuals benefited from reimbursed medicines and medical devices prescribed through the automated information system "ePrescription". During this period, contracted pharmacies received approximately 118 million lei for the dispensed products.

State plans compensation mechanism for victims of medical malpractice

For nearly two decades, the Republic of Moldova has been deliberating the implementation of a malpractice law, which addresses cases where patients suffer due to medical errors or negligence. After several unsuccessful attempts, the current legislature has successfully developed a legislative framework that defines specific rules for compensating affected patients and clarifying the responsibilities involved.

Nine criminal cases filed for domestic violence in 2025

In 2025, the Republic of Moldova reported 71 cases of domestic violence, which resulted in 21 fatalities. The aggressors in these cases included both men and women. Additionally, nine criminal cases were initiated based on 68 instances of violence that led to serious and particularly severe consequences.

€10 million grant to support Moldova's fight against HIV and TB

The government will receive a non-refundable grant of 10 million euros to support programs aimed at preventing and controlling HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted infections, and tuberculosis. This funding will cover the costs associated with prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care for affected individuals on both sides of the Nistru.

German turns his Moldova home into a cat haven: 'The world would be different if more people had a cat'

A man from Germany, who has been living in the Republic of Moldova for five years, has converted his home in the village of Blindesti, Ungheni district, into a shelter. Jerry Knoll takes care of over 100 abandoned cats and 26 dogs.

Moldova aligns 112 Service with EU through Next Generation eCall

Parliament has adopted, in its second reading, amendments to the Law on the Organization and Operation of the National Single Emergency Call Service 112. These amendments establish the legal framework for integrating the European Next Generation eCall (NG eCall) system into the 112 Automated Information System.

Millions in assets: Ex-MoldATSA chief's luxury cars and crypto fortune

The former administrator of the State Enterprise for the Use of Airspace and Air Traffic Service "Moldatsa," Dumitru Vangheli, left office with a substantial fortune. According to the asset declaration he submitted at the end of his term, he earned a monthly salary of over 107,000 lei during the first half of this year, totaling approximately 643,000 lei. In addition to his salary, Vangheli owns a house valued at 860,000 euros, six cars, over a million dollars in cryptocurrencies, and bank deposits in Canada.

First-time offenders accused of serious crimes: How many children are in Moldova's prisons?

There are 19 male children, aged between 15 and 18, currently in pretrial detention in Moldovan prisons. While most of them are first-time offenders, they are all being investigated for crimes that are classified as serious, particularly serious, or even exceptionally serious.

Moldovan peacekeepers head to Kosovo on new mission

A group of 41 soldiers from the National Army has departed for a new peacekeeping mission in Kosovo. For the next six months, these Moldovan peacekeepers will work alongside troops from other countries to monitor the security situation in the region. Prior to their departure, the soldiers completed an extensive training program.

Government T-shirts spark 'waste' claims: What they really cost

The T-shirts provided free of charge to ministers at the first meeting of the government led by Vasile Tofan do not cost "150 lei" as the Prime Minister estimated, but rather 310 lei each. This gesture was intended to promote the reform of local public administration. Officials from the Communication Department of the State Chancellery clarified this information at the request of Teleradio-Moldova Company.

Parliament gives final approval to a €40 million EIB loan to renovate 20 schools in Moldova

Thousands of students from 20 educational institutions in the Republic of Moldova will benefit from improved study conditions following Parliament's ratification of a financing agreement. On July 23, 85 out of 93 deputies present voted in favour of the agreement with the European Investment Bank (EIB), which is valued at 40 million euros. The funds will be allocated for the capital renovation of the institutions participating in the "Model Schools" network.