Cantemir’s old bridge will be replaced with a modern steel structure

The bridge in Vișniovca, Cantemir district, will be demolished and reconstructed. The National Roads Administration (AND) has initiated the public procurement process to replace it with a modern arch-type bridge, featuring a metal structure made of corrugated steel.

Over 11,000 people employed through ANOFM since early 2026

Since the beginning of the year, over 11,000 job seekers have been hired through the territorial subdivisions of the National Employment Agency (ANOFM). According to the agency's data, this number represents 11% of the 100,000 people the authorities aim to integrate into the labor market by 2030.

Heatwave safety: IGSU urges caution and follows recommendations

Citizens are advised to exercise heightened caution and, whenever possible, to avoid travel and outdoor activities during the hottest parts of the day. This recommendation comes from the General Inspectorate for Emergencies (IGSU) due to the Yellow Heat Code issued for Monday, June 22, across the Republic of Moldova.

“All children have the right to early education”: What parents should know about summer kindergarten attendance

During the summer, some kindergartens may temporarily suspend operations, leading to children being transferred to other institutions. Representatives from the "Părinți Solidari" Association assert that parents are not obligated to provide employment certificates or any other documents when requesting a transfer. They emphasize that any requirement for such documentation is considered abusive.

1,200 lei scholarships and support for Roma students and youth

Roma students and young people will benefit from special admission measures to schools, colleges, centers of excellence, and universities, starting with the 2026–2027 academic year.

Coșnița referendum: About 96% vote against mining operations

The majority of residents in Coșnița commune, Dubăsari district, voted to prohibit changes in land use for mineral resource exploitation.

Two candidates compete for Bassarabia Metropolitanate leadership

The process of selecting a new Archbishop of Chisinau and Exarch of the Plains has commenced, following the significant scandal at the Metropolitanate of Bassarabia and the departure of Metropolitan Petru. The Metropolitan Synod has put forward two candidates for the leadership of the Archdiocese of Chisinau.

Patient care, a daily priority: “I won’t rest until the problem is solved”

For doctors in our country, their patients' health is the top priority every day. They are committed professionals who often work 24-hour shifts without days off. Medical Worker's Day, observed on June 21, reminds us of the tireless efforts of those in the healthcare system who work to save lives.

Cărbuna woman collects medicinal plants: “I keep them in the attic for health”

The history of herbal teas is quite ancient. Instead of relying on pills, our grandparents and great-grandparents used various plants from their medicinal kits to treat or prevent numerous ailments. In the village of Cărbuna, located in the Ialoveni district, Ana Ciocoi has been collecting and drying herbs for as long as she can remember.

Yellow heat alert on June 22: temperatures up to 35°C

The Meteorology and Environmental Monitoring Authority issued a Yellow Heatwave Code for Monday, June 22nd. The maximum air temperature is expected to reach up to 35 degrees Celsius.

Minister Natalia Plugaru: Teachers will get 5 extra leave days

Teachers will not lose any days of rest or vacation pay. In fact, they will receive five additional days off, as explained by Minister of Labor and Social Protection, Natalia Plugaru.

“Love creates, the law protects”: Chisinau Pride March held in Chisinau

The 13th edition of the "Chisinau Pride 2026" march, organized by the LGBT+ community in the Republic of Moldova, took place without major incidents. The main theme of the event was equal rights and protection against discrimination. While the demonstration was largely peaceful, it did elicit negative reactions from some citizens. Immediately after the march concluded, a group of parishioners and church leaders followed the same route, carrying icons and religious objects. They sprinkled holy water on the streets as a protest against the demonstration for sexual minorities.