Moldova launches campaign for mental health support

Over 70,000 people in the Republic of Moldova live with mental health issues, but many avoid seeking medical help due to societal prejudice and stigma. To change public perception of mental health and promote the inclusion of those experiencing these challenges, the Ministry of Health launched a national campaign called "Part of Me" on Monday, June 30.

Estonia agreement to acquire over 100 military vehicles for Moldova

Moldova's National Army will receive more than 100 state-of-the-art military vehicles. Canadian company Roshel will supply the vehicles through a nonrefundable EU grant worth more than €50 million.

Four Moldovan towns host the 15th Romanian Universities Fair

The Federation of Basarabian Youth in Romania is organizing a new edition of the Universities Fair from July 2 to 5 in four locations across the Republic of Moldova. This event is designed for students and graduates who wish to further their studies in Romania. The caravan will provide direct, up-to-date information about the admission process, study options, and student life in Romania, facilitating connections between prospective candidates and representatives from Romanian universities.

Health authorities warn about the dangers of heatstroke

The Ministry of Health is warning the public about the risks of the upcoming heat wave, with temperatures in some areas potentially reaching 41°C. They emphasize the importance of recognizing heatstroke, a serious condition that requires immediate medical attention.

Indian citizen illegally entered Moldova en route to Romania; receives five-year ban

Officers from the General Inspectorate for Migration (IGM) escorted a 25-year-old Indian citizen out of the Republic of Moldova. He had entered the country illegally in an attempt to reach Romania.

Chisinau reports seven tick-borne Lyme disease cases in a week

Seeking medical attention urgently is crucial if bitten by a tick. This guidance from health authorities follows the report of seven Lyme disease cases in Chisinau within just one week.

New medicines from Russia, Iran, Turkey and India approved in Moldova

Twenty-four new medicines will be available on the pharmaceutical market in the Republic of Moldova. The specialized commission within the Agency for Medicines and Medical Devices (AMDM) decided to authorize an additional 31 medications, seven of which are duplicates.

Reading rates decline in Moldova, with rural areas most affected, experts

The number of Moldovans who read is steadily declining. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), only 8.8% of people engage in this habit, with many reading out of obligation rather than for enjoyment. Experts highlight that the lack of appealing libraries, particularly in rural areas, along with insufficient community support for reading, is a significant factor contributing to decreased interest in books.

12 million international parcels reached Moldova in 2025, bringing almost one billion lei in postal revenues

In 2025, online commerce and international deliveries reached new heights, setting a record year. The number of postal items arriving from abroad grew by 20.7%, totaling 13.1 million. Most of these items were parcels and small packages, which saw a remarkable 23.5% increase, approaching 12 million items.

Retirement age for women increases by six months on July 1

Starting July 1, 2026, women will begin to retire later as part of the process to equalize the retirement age with that of men. Currently, women can apply for an old-age pension at age 61 years and 6 months. However, beginning on July 1, this eligibility will change, and women will be eligible to apply only after reaching age 62.

Over 1,500 people used anti-heat relief points

A heat wave has struck the Republic of Moldova, leading to tragic consequences. In the past 24 hours, more than 1,500 individuals have required medical and emergency assistance after visiting anti-heat rehabilitation centers established by rescuers in various districts across the country.

Doctors warn about heat risks at work

The Republic of Moldova is currently experiencing an orange heatwave, which is significantly impacting daily life. In villages, the streets become nearly deserted at noon, prompting locals to schedule their activities during the early morning hours to avoid the intense heat. Residents report coping with the heat by staying hydrated, wearing hats, and taking breaks in the shade. However, doctors caution that prolonged sun exposure without proper protection can lead to severe sunstroke and other health issues.