New agrivoltaics guide helps farmers combine crop cultivation and renewable energy production

Farmers in the Republic of Moldova now have the opportunity to combine crop cultivation with renewable energy production. The Ministry of Energy has released the first guide focused on agrivoltaic systems in the country, titled "Cultivating the sun and the earth: unlocking the double potential of Moldova." This guide explains how to install solar panels directly on agricultural land without altering its designated use.

Moldova1 TV campaign | SAVE THE DILAPIDATED MANORS: Historic Janovski estate, featured in “The Fiddlers”, awaits revival

The Janovski manor house, one of the oldest boyar estates in the Republic of Moldova, is located in the village of Gura Bâcului, in the Anenii Noi district. After decades of neglect, the manor could soon be revitalized. The property is now privately owned, having been acquired by an entrepreneur from Chisinau who plans to fully restore it. The investment involved is several million lei; however, the restoration process must navigate a complex bureaucratic landscape. This is due to the manor house being listed in the register of state-protected monuments. The estate gained additional fame as a filming location for several scenes from the well-known movie "The Fiddlers," directed by Emil Loteanu.

Two African swine fever outbreaks and four rabies cases confirmed by ANSA over the past two weeks

The National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) confirmed two outbreaks of African swine fever (ASF) and four outbreaks of rabies in the Republic of Moldova between November 20 and December 2, 2025. In response, the agency has implemented quarantine measures and warned the public about the high risk of disease transmission.

Press freedom in Moldova: Amnesty and API hold divergent opinions

The media in the Republic of Moldova is experiencing heightened political pressure, vague legislation, and sanctions that are not applied transparently, according to a report by Amnesty International (AI) Moldova. The report concludes that the media's vulnerability is on the rise; however, the Independent Press Association (API) disagrees, arguing that the authors have exaggerated the situation by presenting individual cases as if they represent a national trend.

Expert at Radio Moldova: "Modernization of road infrastructure is more important than building new roads"

The Republic of Moldova requires the rehabilitation and modernization of its existing road infrastructure rather than just the construction of new roads. This viewpoint is expressed by Andrei Cuculescu, the former director of the State Road Administration (ASD) and expert in the field of roads.

Mayor of Pepeni commune publishes images of a new drone found in Moldova

A local resident in Pepeni commune, Sângerei district, discovered a drone. On Wednesday, December 3, the local mayor, Oleg Cernei, shared images of it on Facebook.

Labor market inclusion: Challenges and successes of people with disabilities in the Republic of Moldova

In the Republic of Moldova, more than 160,000 people live with disabilities, each possessing a unique story of resilience. Unfortunately, many of them encounter challenges when trying to find employment. In observance of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we highlight the inspiring stories of Eugen Roșca and Stanislav Pivovarciuc. Despite facing various obstacles, both have secured jobs and are actively contributing to their community.

Ministry of Environment considers restrictions on pyrotechnic products

The Ministry of Environment is considering restrictions on fireworks, firecrackers, and other pyrotechnic products due to concerns about their health, animal, and environmental effects.

Moldova initiates negotiations with Japan for 21 million lei grant to modernize TRM

Japan is set to offer a non-refundable grant of approximately 192 million Japanese yen, which is equivalent to about 21 million lei, for a project aimed at modernizing the equipment at the "Teleradio-Moldova" Company (TRM). On December 3, the Government approved a decision to begin negotiations and sign a Memorandum of Understanding with Japan. The funds will be managed by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).

Bribe for smuggling prohibited Items: Penitentiary department head arrested

On Wednesday, December 3, officers from the National Anticorruption Center (CNA), along with prosecutors, conducted raids at the management offices of Penitentiary No. 6 in Soroca and on an inmate from the same facility. These searches are part of a criminal investigation into allegations of active and passive corruption. One individual was detained in connection with the case.

Joint border control: Moldova and Romania to implement system at Lipcani–Rădăuți Prut

Another border crossing point with Romania will be upgraded to coordinated control. On Wednesday, December 3, the executive approved initiating negotiations with the Romanian authorities to implement this system at the Lipcani-Rădăuți Prut road crossing. This measure aims to reduce waiting times for travellers and carriers, as well as to streamline the operations of border authorities.

MEC announces 12 Education Code changes that teachers deem necessary but hard to achieve under current system conditions

Schools with a low enrollment will be gradually reorganized. This process will focus on 73 schools that have over 1,300 students, as announced by the Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun.