Snowstorm knocks out power in Moldova

Update: At 15:00, 165 villages in 15 districts have no electricity, Premier Energy announces. According to the source, heavy snowfall and strong gusts of wind have put the resistance of the power grids under pressure, and operational intervention teams are facing difficulties because they do not have access to electrical installations. The roads are not cleared, the source notes. Consumers are urged to be patient and understanding.

Ukrainian refugees fight corruption in Moldova

Adolescents from Ukraine who have fled to Moldova are getting involved in fighting corruption in the country. Thanks to a program initiated by the National Anti-Corruption Center (CNA), young people are talking to their peers about the harmful effects of corruption and how it affects their daily lives.

Strong winds hit Moldova, gusts up to 20 metres per second

The Hydrometeorological Service of Moldova has extended a yellow alert for wind gusts. The warning is in effect until Monday, November 27, at 1:00 pm. According to meteorologists, the wind will blow from the northwest, with gusts of up to 15-20 metres per second.

Moldova border crossings closed due to bad weather

Several border crossings in Moldova have been temporarily closed due to severe weather conditions, according to the Customs Service of Moldova.

Winter weather in Moldova: Drivers warned to be cautious

Traffic in Moldova is open as of this hour, with no blocked roads, according to police. However, authorities have issued a series of recommendations for safe driving.

Millions of Ukrainian women lose jobs due to war, some open businesses in Moldova

The war in Ukraine has caused millions of women to lose their jobs, according to Ukrainian Ambassador to Moldova Marko Shevchenko. He said that many women have fled to safer countries, where they continue to work remotely. Others have chosen to open businesses in Moldova.

Majority of Moldovans aware of external aid, EU seen as largest donor

A recent survey found that nearly 50% of Moldovans are aware of the external aid that the country receives, and over 70% consider the European Union to be the largest external donor.

Moldova launches Campaign to end violence against women and girls

A new edition of the “16 Days of Activism to End Violence Against Women and Girls” campaign is underway in Moldova. The annual event, which runs from November 25 to December 10, aims to raise awareness of the fact that violence against women is the most widespread human rights violation in the world.

Parliament voted: The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office will investigate cases of high-level corruption

The Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office (PA) will investigate corruption offenses committed by top officials. More precisely, we are talking about cases of corruption committed by persons whose method of appointment or election is regulated by the Constitution of the Republic of Moldova or who are vested in office, by appointment or election, by the Parliament, the President of the Republic of Moldova or the Government, except mayors, deputy mayors and local councilors.

Viorica Puica was appointed as a judge of the Constitutional Court

The interim president of the Supreme Court of Justice, Viorica Puica, was appointed as a judge of the Constitutional Court. The decision was taken by the Superior Council of Magistracy during the meeting on Friday, November 24.

State of emergency was extended for another 30 days

The state of emergency was extended for another 30 days, starting on December 1. A decision in this respect was voted during the Parliament session with the vote of 60 deputies.

PHOTO President Maia Sandu received letters of accreditation from several designated ambassadors

The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, received letters of accreditation from six ambassadors. The head of state wished the diplomats success in fulfilling the objectives of their mandates and emphasized the importance of developing bilateral relations with each individual country.