Government reaffirms priority for veterans amid criticism

Social protection for war veterans remains a "priority" for the government, according to Minister Alexei Buzu.

Moldova boosts employment support with new ANOFM subdivisions

The National Agency for Employment (ANOFM) will establish three new subdivisions. This decision was approved today during the Government meeting.

Government allocates 100 million lei to aid drought-hit farmers

The government will allocate 100 million lei from the Intervention Fund to partially cover the losses incurred by grain producers due to this summer's drought and high temperatures.

Investigation into Chișinău assassination reveals organised crime links

Details regarding the assassination of the Turkish citizen in Chișinău, the investigation into the multimillion-dollar assets of officials, and the extent of citizen support for amending the Constitution to facilitate Moldova’s accession to the EU are the primary headlines reviewed by the press.

Chișinău unveils system for improved child protection and policy

Additional information, including the health status of children and their academic performance, will be entered into an online database.

Press Review: Moldovan leaders commit to justice reform and EU standards

The Chief Prosecutor of the European Public Prosecutor's Office, Laura Codruța Kovesi, has issued a warning regarding Moldova's efforts to align its justice system with EU standards.

Laura Codruța Kovesi inspires law students at Moldova State University

Students at the Faculty of Law, Moldova State University, attended a special lecture on their first day of classes.

Moldova's resilience: Strengthening ties with Romania

The absence of a politician affiliated with Ilan Șor from the presidential race, the goal of the strategy to bolster resilience between the Republic of Moldova and Romania, the sources of income for Moldovan youth, and the reading preferences of Basarabians—these are the main press headlines reviewed.

Moldovan news roundup: Deputy's bid, church controversy, and mobile phone ban

A deputy's third attempt to run for president, the rejection of plans to liquidate the Moldovan Orthodox Church, and the Ministry of Education's proposal to ban mobile phones during classes are the main headlines reviewed by the press.

Moldova receives 100,000 books to celebrate Romanian language

Over 100,000 books will be donated by the Department for Relations with the Republic of Moldova to our country.

August 1989: Bessarabia celebrates language and cultural renewal

The return to the Latin alphabet on August 31, 1989, driven by the national revival movement, was a major focus in the press 35 years ago.

How to obtain Moldovan electronic signature: New centres and costs

The pilot project for issuing qualified electronic signatures at multifunctional centres has been expanded to three additional locations: Bălți, Cahul, and Basarabeasca.