OPEC countries' announcement of oil cuts causes fuel price hikes in Moldova too

The price of Brent crude oil rose from $78/barrel to $86/barrel, and international fuel prices rose in a single day by about $40/tonne for gasoline and about $30/tonne for diesel. This increase is due to the OPEC group's reduction in oil production, immediately generating a substantial rise in both crude oil and crude oil derivatives.

Broadcasting Council sanctions five local TV stations

Five local TV stations do not respect the local programming quotas, and/or those relating to the Romanian language and/or those relating to prime time. These are the findings of the Audiovisual Council which decided to sanction them with 219,000 lei in total. These are Cinema 1, Canal 3, Canal 2, Familia and Mega TV.

SCM to meet after appointment of three new members

The Superior Council of Magistracy (SCM) is due to meet today for its first meeting after Parliament appointed three new members from among non-judges for a six-year term.

The authorities will soon publish the information on natural gas stocks of the Republic of Moldova

Information regarding purchases, available natural gas stocks, purchased volumes will be made public, at the latest, at the beginning of next week. The assurance comes from the Minister of Energy, Victor Parlicov, and was made during the program "La 360 de grade" from Radio Moldova. At the same time, the official stated that our country still has enough natural gas stocks.

Parents can submit the documents for enrolling their children in first grade online

Starting today, parents can submit the documents for enrolling their children in first grade online on the escoala.chisinau.md platform. The registration procedure will be carried out in two stages. In the first stage, applications and documents are submitted, completed and validated for enrollment in first grade of children who turn 7 years old by September 1, 2023.

LIVE // New details about the transfer of the Airport to state management. President Maia Sandu gives a briefing

The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, is giving a briefing on the situation at the Chisinau International Airport, the presidential institution announces.

President Maia Sandu will give a briefing on the situation of Chisinau International Airport

The President of the Republic of Moldova Maia Sandu will give a briefing on the situation of Chisinau International Airport. The event will start at 09:00 and our radio station will broadcast it live.

"Teleradio-Moldova" enjoys the support of the Council of Europe. Marija Pejčinović Burić: Strengthening the capacities of the Public Broadcaster is also important in the context of EU accession

During her stay in Chisinau, the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Marija Pejcinovic Buric, also visited the Public Broadcaster "Teleradio-Moldova" . This fact is due to the important role that the Council of Europe gives to media freedom in general, and to the public broadcaster in particular, said the official from Strasbourg.

The Superior Council of Magistracy will meet next week after the appointment of three new members

The Superior Council of Magistrates (SCM) will meet on Tuesday 4 April for its first meeting after the appointment by Parliament of three new members from among non-judges.

CNAS has funded the first tranche of pensions and social allowances for April

The National Social Insurance House (CNAS) has funded the first instalment of pensions and social allowances for April. It is worth 73 million lei.

The "Career Fair" is held in Chisinau. What employers offer

More than 1,500 jobs can be found at the "Career Fair" taking place today and tomorrow at the National Palace "Nicolae Sulac" in Chisinau. The 30 companies participating in the fair offer jobs in the fields of finance and banking, IT, foreign languages and others. Salaries offered by employers range from 6,000 lei to 2,000 euros.

SCJ decision: Supreme Court judges will not be able to resign in the next 30 days

Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ) judges will not be able to resign in the next 30 days. The decision was taken today by the members of the Exceptional Situation Commission, after having noted the exceptional situation at the SCJ.