Moldova and Cyprus initiate negotiations to sign a Social Security Agreement

The Republic of Moldova and Cyprus are starting negotiations to sign a Social Security Agreement. This announcement was made by the Minister of Labor and Social Protection, Natalia Plugaru, following her meeting with the Cypriot Minister, Marinos Moushouttas, and the Deputy Minister of Social Protection, Clea Hadjistephanou Papaellina. The agreement is expected to offer additional protections to Moldovan citizens who are currently working or have previously worked in Cyprus.

Social taxi in Ungheni | Elderly and disabled people go by taxi to public institutions for free

City halls across the country are increasingly prioritizing social projects. For instance, in Ungheni, a social taxi service has been established. This service allows elderly individuals and people with disabilities to travel free of charge to essential places such as the post office, pharmacy, or polyclinic. Ungheni City Hall launched this program nearly two years ago, and since its inception, the number of beneficiaries has been steadily increasing. During the cold season, drivers tend to make more trips, as it becomes more challenging for elderly individuals and people with disabilities to get around.

Choose teaching! Over 1,360 vacancies in schools nationwide

There are currently more than 1,360 teaching positions vacant in educational institutions across the Republic of Moldova. The Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) is encouraging graduates from pedagogical colleges and faculties, as well as final-year students, to pursue careers as teachers in general education institutions throughout the country.

Stanislav Ceban studied online, graduated with honors from vocational school, and is now sought after by clients at home

Poor accessibility continues to be a major challenge for people with disabilities. The lack of access to public buildings remains a persistent issue for those with special needs, who often depend on others.

Robotics Championship in Chișinău: 250 students test their ingenuity

A total of 250 technology-savvy students tested their creativity and skills in the "FIRST Tech Challenge" championship. The participants built and programmed robots that could sort and propel balls. Organized into teams, these teenagers not only designed the robots but also managed budgets, sought sponsorships, and divided responsibilities, much like in a startup environment.

Eight new bridges and 210 km of roads will be completed in 2026

The government has announced that in 2026 it will launch three investment types aimed at improving national road infrastructure—this is a first for the Republic of Moldova. Specifically, over the course of this year, 210 kilometers of roads will undergo major repairs, eight new bridges will be constructed, and sidewalks will be installed in several localities that are traversed by national roads. This was announced by Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Bolea, who is also the Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development.

Call for truth, justice, and compensation for victims in front of the Russian Embassy

On February 24, 2026, we will mark four years since the Russian Federation's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and twelve years since the occupation of Crimea. To commemorate these events, the human rights organization Amnesty International invites media representatives and the general public to a public event organized in Chisinau.

Tudora border crossing temporarily closed in both directions

Traffic through the Tudora border crossing point is temporarily suspended in both directions due to a power outage. During this restriction, travelers are urged to use the Palanca crossing point instead.

Joint security operation dismantles Russian-linked hit squad in Chisinau and Kyiv

Authorities in Chisinau and Kyiv have successfully disrupted a sophisticated assassination plot targeting at least five high-profile political and media figures in Ukraine. The operation, coordinated by the Russian secret services, led to the detention of 11 individuals across both nations.

Moldova targets cross-border cyber-networks as President urges public vigilance

President Maia Sandu has issued a public warning regarding the surge in sophisticated phone and online scams targeting Moldovan citizens. The Head of State emphasized that criminal networks are increasingly utilizing artificial intelligence to defraud individuals of significant financial assets.

Moldova strengthens cyber-defense by regulating prepaid SIM market

The Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) has launched a significant legislative initiative to mandate identity registration for all prepaid SIM card users. This move aims to eliminate anonymity in mobile communications to deter criminal activities.

Nature’s resilience: Rare wildcat and otter sightings challenge Moldova’s environmental status quo

The recent sightings of a European wildcat near Orheiul Vechi and an otter in the heart of Chisinau have sparked intense public interest. While environmentalists view these species as vital indicators of ecosystem health, experts warn that enthusiasm must be grounded in scientific data.