Authorities warn of hazardous river conditions as Molovata Ferry prepares to resume service

Strategic icebreaking operations have been completed on the Dniester River to facilitate the safe return of the state-operated Molovata Ferry.

Strategic labor reform: Moldova accelerates employment with massive subsidies for youth and women

The Government of the Republic of Moldova officially launched the "Connecting People with Opportunities" campaign on Tuesday, March 4. This initiative marks a decisive step toward the national goal of integrating over 100,000 citizens into the labor market by 2030.

Japan-backed technical overhaul of Moldova’s public media receives final government clearance

The Government of Moldova has officially authorized the signing of a grant agreement with Japan, securing €1.07 million (approx. 21 million MDL) for the comprehensive modernization of the national public broadcaster, Teleradio-Moldova (TRM).

Leadership transition at Moldova’s premier university as Otilia Dandara wins rectorial race

Otilia Dandara has been elected Rector of Moldova State University (USM) following a high-stakes ballot held on March 3, 2026.

Digital governance update: Freelancers in Moldova gain seamless online access to state registry

The Public Services Agency (ASP) has launched three new digital services specifically designed for independent entrepreneurs and freelancers. These tools allow professionals to manage their legal status entirely online, eliminating the need for physical visits to government offices.

Enhanced border security: Biometric data storage begins at all Moldovan crossings

Passports are no longer being stamped at the border crossings between the Republic of Moldova and Romania. A new digital protocol has replaced manual checks for all non-European Union citizens, marking a significant shift toward EU-standard border management.

Education as a bridge: The students returning to the Transnistrian region to transform local schooling

More than 850 students from the Transnistrian region are currently pursuing higher education in Chisinau and other right-bank cities, supported by state scholarships. Among them is Arina Brigalda, a graduate from Grigoriopol who moved to the capital to study at the "Ion Creangă" State Pedagogical University.

Over €10 million collected in early health insurance premiums as March 31 deadline looms

Moldova’s National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) reports that over 81,000 citizens have already paid their mandatory health insurance premiums in the first two months of 2026. This represents an increase of 2,400 individuals compared to the same period last year.

MPay and EVO identity fraud: Citizens receive messages about an alleged “unpaid toll”

Authorities are warning that a fraud scheme has been identified, illegally using MPay and EVO identities. Citizens are receiving SMS messages about an alleged "outstanding toll" and are urged to access a link.

Expert: The impact of the Tiraspol meeting will be seen only after the announced measures are implemented

Several people from the left bank of the Nistru River, who recently gave interviews to the public television station Moldova 1, were called by representatives of the so-called ministry of security (mgb) in Tiraspol.

Day of Memory and Gratitude: “The Republic of Moldova’s freedom came at a heavy price”

More than thirty years after the Nistru War, President Maia Sandu declared that the freedom of the Republic of Moldova "came at a heavy price." During a solemn rally held on the Day of Memory and Gratitude, she emphasized that, just as in 1992, the aggressor in Moldova was Russia, and this remains true today in Ukraine. She also highlighted that the country is still facing a "cognitive war," which is being waged through propaganda and disinformation.

The Nistru War veteran laments: “Russian troops illegally stationed in Moldova”

When the war on the Nistru broke out, the Republic of Moldova lacked a well-trained and equipped army. Thousands of policemen, soldiers, and volunteers came together to fight against the invaders using whatever resources they had to halt the tanks and armored vehicles of the Russian army. Victor Buliga was 28 years old at the start of the conflict.