Summer Fun & Learning: Chișinău Camps

This summer, around 10,000 children in Chișinău will be spending their time at summer camps.

Chișinău Zoo: Free Entry for Kids on Children's Day

The Chișinău Zoo will grant free entry to all children on June 1st, International Children's Day.

MIA Instant Payment System Revolutionizes Moldova: Rapid Adoption and Expansion Plans Unveiled

The instant payment system MIA, which was launched on March 12 in the Republic of Moldova, has already attracted over 128,000 users nationwide, as announced by the National Bank of Moldova (BNM).

Anti Corruption Chief Dragalin Responds to CRJM's False Claims

The head of the Anti Corruption Prosecutor's Office, Veronica Dragalin, responded to the public statement issued by the Legal Resources Center (CRJM) four days ago, concerning the resignation of Judge Tatiana Răducanu.

Moldova: Environmental Crisis Deepens Amid Staff Shortage

There are currently over 200 environmental inspectors working across the country, according to officials in the field, but at least 287 are needed.

National Army received a batch of assistance from the US Government

A batch of military and non-lethal defense equipment was received on Saturday morning by the Ministry of Defense.

The Republic of Moldova will condemn Russia for the illegal deportation of Ukrainian children. The statement, prepared by the Parliament

The Republic of Moldova will condemn the Russian Federation for the illegal deportation of Ukrainian children. The Chisinau Parliament is preparing a statement in this regard, Speaker Igor Grosu announced on May 17. The official claims that the document will be adopted "in the near future".

Over a million homes surveyed to date

One million 128 thousand homes and about one million 650 thousand people were surveyed until yesterday, May 16, announced, in a briefing, the general director of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Oleg Cara. Among the districts that have the most people and homes surveyed are Călărași, Anenii Noi and Soroca. At the other pole are the municipalities of Chisinau and Balti, where slower review rates are recorded.

Tatiana Răducanu Resigns Amidst Probe: Defends Judicial Integrity

Tatiana Răducanu, a member of the Pre-vetting and Vetting Commissions, finds herself embroiled in a criminal investigation initiated by the Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office. In response, she has chosen to resign from these positions "to safeguard her dignity and the integrity of her status as a judge in resignation."

Alarming Pass Rates Spark Driving School Reforms in Moldova

The Ministry of Education and Research announced that a mere 23% of driving licence candidates passed their first attempt at the practical test, while only 50% passed the theoretical test.

Challenges in Moldova's Judicial Reform: Integrity Concerns and European Union Aspirations

The emergence of a letter in the public space, in which the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (PA) questions the integrity of Commission Vetting and Pre-Vetting member Tatiana Răducanu, is linked to the procedure for verifying the integrity of prosecutors in key positions within the PA.

Chief Prosecutor's Authenticated Letter Sparks Justice System Scrutiny

The letter signed by the Chief Prosecutor of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, Veronica Dragalin, addressed to the candidates not promoted by the Pre-Vetting Commission dated May 14, 2024, is authentic, announced the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office. However, the institution has not published the letter.