Nearly 1,900 people die each year from high blood pressure

Hypertension is one of the leading causes of premature death globally. It is a common condition that often goes unnoticed but poses significant health risks. In the Republic of Moldova, more than 20,000 new cases of hypertension are reported annually among adults, and nearly 1,900 individuals die as a result of this disease each year.

Sport helps reduce blood pressure, marathon message in Chisinau

Exercise can help lower blood pressure, which is a major risk factor for stroke. This important message was shared by many participants in a marathon held at "Valea Morilor" Park in Chisinau. Among the runners were numerous medical professionals who aimed to raise awareness of stroke. It's essential for everyone to recognize the symptoms of a stroke and understand how to provide first aid. Timely intervention can be the key difference between recovery and severe disability or even death.

Birth rates in the country are declining, while women are becoming mothers later in life

The number of children being born in the Republic of Moldova is declining, and women are becoming mothers at older ages. In 2025, approximately 22,100 children were born, about 1,500 fewer than in the previous year, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.

Japan invests in Moldova’s healthcare, providing modern equipment for the Hrușova Health Center

The Health Center in Hrușova, Criuleni district, was provided with modern medical equipment, thanks to a grant from the Government of Japan. This investment, made through the "Kusanone" Program, totals 16,558 dollars.

“Orheiul Vechi” Reserve named Romania’s “Destination of the Year 2026” from the Republic of Moldova

The "Orheiul Vechi" Cultural-Natural Reserve has reaffirmed its position as the most significant attraction in Bassarabian tourism by winning the grand trophy for the Republic of Moldova in the prestigious regional competition "Destination of the Year 2026." This is one of the most important contests aimed at promoting authentic and sustainable tourist destinations on both sides of the Prut.

Exotic fruits grown on an 11-are plot in Drochia

A resident of Drochia has been cultivating exotic fruits such as kiwi, persimmons, pomegranates, and figs on their farm for nearly ten years. What began with a single shrub has evolved into a flourishing exotic garden, driven by their passion for growing plants that are unusual for the Republic of Moldova's climate.

European federation plans investment in Moldova’s swimming infrastructure

The European Swimming Federation expressed its willingness to partially fund the construction of a new 50-meter Olympic pool in the Republic of Moldova. This topic was discussed during a meeting at the Ministry of Education and Research with the Federation's President, Antonio Silva, who is visiting the Republic of Moldova.

New Dublin Agreement removes exam requirement for Moldovan drivers in Ireland

Drivers from the Republic of Moldova can exchange their driving licenses in Ireland without taking additional exams. The government approved this agreement on Wednesday, May 13, during President Maia Sandu's official visit to Dublin.

Moldova expands tourism program with 22 participating guesthouses

Tourists from the Republic of Moldova who receive holiday vouchers will have the opportunity to stay at 22 guesthouses, according to the National Tourism Office. This number is expected to increase in the future. Guesthouse owners believe that the holiday voucher program will provide them with the financial resources needed to offer a wider range of services throughout the year and help lower accommodation costs.

Baby weighing more than five kilograms born in Chișinău

A rare and emotional event occurred at the "Gheorghe Paladi" Municipal Clinical Hospital in Chisinau. A 29-year-old woman from Chișinău gave birth to an impressive baby weighing 5,070 grams and measuring 58 centimeters in length. The baby is classified as macrosomic.

“Life matters! Say NO to drugs!” flashmob held in Chisinau

A mobilization took place in the center of the capital to address a growing issue that is negatively impacting the lives of many young people. Approximately 4,000 students participated in a flashmob titled "Life Matters! Say NO to Drugs!" The event was part of a municipal anti-drug initiative and aimed to respond to the rising consumption of illegal substances among minors.

Moldova restricts northern airspace over unauthorized drone incident

A drone recently flew over Moldovan airspace without authorization. Authorities have activated monitoring systems and implemented temporary measures to restrict air traffic in the northern part of the country.