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.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirms: A citizen of the Republic of Moldova was detained during the protests in Georgia

The Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in Baku informed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) in Chisinau that a Moldovan citizen was detained during the protests in Georgia. According to MAE representatives, the Moldovan authorities are in contact with the Georgian authorities.

Moldova Thwarts Forged Doc Entry at Airport

A 42-year-old Armenian citizen was denied entry at the Moldovan border on May 12 after attempting to enter the country with a forged document, the Border Police reported.

History or Math? Moldova's New High School Tests

This year, students applying to the most competitive high schools in Moldova will face more complex entrance exams compared to the exercises on the national middle school graduation exam, according to Lilia Ivanov, director of the National Agency for Curriculum and Evaluation.

Seasonal Produce Alert: High Nitrates, Health Risks

Consumers can now enjoy a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables in stores, but there's a potential downside: high nitrate levels can pose health risks.

Moldova Online Orders at Risk: War Threatens Parcels

Moldovan citizens face the risk of online parcels being destroyed as the majority transit war-torn Ukraine.

Moldova Celebrates Radonitsa with Free Cemetery Transport

Orthodox Christians in Moldova observe Radonitsa, a holiday honoring the dead, on May 12th and 13th.

Moldova Vineyards Shrink Despite Support

Moldova's vineyard area has shrunk significantly in recent years. While new vine cultivation projects are adding 1,000 hectares annually, five times that area (5,000 hectares) is being cleared each year, according to Andrian Digolean, Secretary of State at the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry.

Raise a Glass to Spring! Moldova Wine Vernissage Returns

The National Office of Vine and Wine (ONVV) is hosting the 21st Spring Edition of the Wine Vernissage, showcasing over 300 white and rosé wines from more than 70 Moldovan producers.

"Ole, ole, Moldova in the EU". March in support of the country's accession to the community block, in Chisinau

A youth march organized by the youth of the Action and Solidarity Party was held today in the center of Chisinau. They marched holding in their hands the flag of the European Union and that of the Republic of Moldova, but also with a banner that read "For a referendum" and "United for European Moldova".