U.S. visa applicants must disclose social media history

U.S. visa applicants must now provide all social media usernames or handles used on each platform within the last five years. The U.S. Embassy in Moldova announced these new visa rules.

Moldova cracks down on large-scale tax evasion network

A large-scale tax evasion and money laundering scheme, spanning four years, has been uncovered by the Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases (PCCOCS), in collaboration with the State Tax Service.

Top Baccalaureate grads: Moldova's future leaders

On July 4, 89 high school graduates who achieved perfect scores of 10 on the 2025 national baccalaureate exam were celebrated for their "excellent results obtained through hard work, discipline, and tenacity."

Deportation cars on display in Chișinău

The two railway cars, a stark reminder of the conditions under which tens of thousands of Moldovans were forcibly torn from their homes and deported to Siberia or Kazakhstan by the Soviet regime, have already been installed in the Great National Assembly Square.

Moldova's journalists face pro-Russian intimidation

Aggressive rhetoric, threats, and attempts to intimidate journalists are part of a broader scenario, supported by pro-Russian political groups, warns security expert Ștefan Bejan.

Suceava raids target fake Romanian ID scheme

Over 1,700 individuals from Moldova, the Russian Federation, Ukraine, and other former Soviet Union states allegedly falsely registered their residency in Romania's Suceava County to obtain Romanian identity cards.

Moldova 1's Mesager: 35 years of news & legacy

Moldova 1's flagship news program, "Mesager" (The Messenger), marks its 35th anniversary today, July 1st, since its first broadcast.

Public transport overhaul: Moldova aims for inclusion

The reform of Moldova's public transport system must prioritize citizen interests, emphasizing social inclusion and equity, according to Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Bolea, Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development.

Court of accounts: Issues in child catering persist

A lack of clear regulations regarding food quantities and insufficient transparency in product record-keeping are the main deficiencies identified by the Court of Accounts in an audit of catering services in kindergartens and schools, conducted late last year.

Moldova boosts young specialists with 3,000 Lei monthly aid

The law providing a monthly financial supplement of 3,000 Moldovan Lei to young specialists starting their first job in strategically important industries was enacted on June 30 by President Maia Sandu.

Moldova boosts airspace security: New defense rules

The Republic of Moldova is significantly enhancing its airspace security through a new set of regulations.

Moldovans eye EU and Russia: Dual aspirations revealed

Most citizens in the Republic of Moldova still support joining the European Union, though support for this option has slightly decreased compared to the previous month.