Faster Russian jet drones escalate Moldovan air risks

Intensifying drone attacks along the Moldovan border may be designed to test NATO response capabilities and spread panic among the public, security experts warn. The developments come as faster, jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) increasingly violate regional airspace.

Moldova offers €153 per resident for local governance reform

The Moldovan government will commit €331.6 million (approx. 6.5 billion MDL) to local councils that complete voluntary administrative mergers within statutory deadlines.

Unidentified jet drone crashes near Moldova border after air alert

An unidentified unmanned aerial vehicle crashed in a cornfield near Talmaza village in the Ștefan Vodă district, creating a crater two meters wide and 50 centimeters deep.

External crises force Moldova to suspend promised teacher pay hikes

Promised salary increases for Moldovan educators have been frozen ahead of the new academic year. Government officials cite revenue shortfalls linked to global energy instability and international conflicts, prompting trade unions to organize nationwide protests.

Maia Sandu warns of rising energy prices and announces compensation plans

The Republic of Moldova needs to be ready for the "worst-case scenario" if the drought continues. This situation could result in reduced energy production, potentially leading to higher electricity tariffs. President Maia Sandu issued this warning during an interview on Radio Moldova.

The Economist: Moldova-Romania unification difficult but possible

The potential union of Romania and the Republic of Moldova, while complex, remains a possibility in the regional geopolitical landscape. An analysis published by The Economist indicates that if Chisinau's European path is blocked, uniting with a member state of the European Union (EU) could become a viable alternative. The publication argues that economic, political, and geopolitical obstacles can be overcome with support from the West. Political analyst Anatol Țăranu noted in an interview with Teleradio-Moldova that the EU would have a vested interest in financing this process to reduce vulnerabilities and diminish Russian influence in the region.

Moldovan firefighters applauded in Chisinau after mission in Greece

The mission in Greece has been successfully completed. After two weeks of battling the flames, 25 firefighters from the General Inspectorate for Emergencies (IGSU) returned home and were welcomed with applause and gratitude on Monday, August 17. The efforts of the Moldovan rescuers during the eight challenging missions were highly praised by the Greek authorities.

Children opting for books over screens invited to write to Maia Sandu at the Presidency

Children who are passionate about reading will have the opportunity to share their experiences directly with the head of state. President Maia Sandu will welcome the most active young readers to the Presidency in early September to discuss the books that have impressed them and the stories that have touched their hearts.

Champions and amateurs at the sports festival in Nisporeni

On Sunday, the town of Nisporeni served as the Capital of Sports and Friendship for a day. Children, along with their parents and grandparents, took part in a two-kilometre marathon. The participants showcased their energy, skill, and determination to succeed, creating an atmosphere filled with emotions and cheer.

35 years of independence: Moldova’s pivotal 2003–2004 crises

Public broadcaster Moldova 1 continues its special editorial campaign, "35 Years of Independence," highlighting the key moments that shaped the nation's modern history. Running daily from August 10 to 27, the series examines the decisive events that influenced Moldova’s path since 1991.

Republic of Moldova, silver and bronze medalist at the International Olympiad

The Republic of Moldova achieved remarkable results at the International Olympiad in Informatics, held from August 9 to 16 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Student Alin Popescu earned a silver medal, while Alexei Baca received a bronze medal. Both students are from the "Orizont" Theoretical Lyceum located in Durlești, within the Chisinau municipality.

"Independence that unites us: First lesson on September 1"

The 2026-2027 academic year will commence in all public and private general education institutions in the Republic of Moldova with a thematic lesson celebrating the 35th anniversary of the proclamation of Independence. Titled "Independence that unites us", this first lesson will be held on September 1 for students in grades I-XII. It will focus on the country's history, democratic values, and each generation's responsibility for the future of the Republic of Moldova.