Ciprian Gribineț won bronze at the European U23 Championships

Moldovan judoka Ciprian Gribineț won bronze at the U23 European Championships in Naples after securing four victories in the under-81 kg category. Earlier this year, he also claimed silver at the European Open in Tallinn.

Radio Moldova celebrates 98 years with the "People, Voices, Destinies" gala

On Sunday, Radio Moldova marks 98 years since its first broadcast with a gala celebrating the individuals, teams, and departments whose work supports the development of public radio, promotes national values, and preserves the Republic of Moldova’s cultural and audio heritage.

New tax on foreign parcels: How much will Moldovans pay for online orders?

Starting November 1, Moldovans must pay 20% VAT on parcels worth up to 150 euros ordered from foreign online platforms such as Temu, Shein, and AliExpress. The tax also applies to orders placed and paid for before this date, provided they are imported and cleared through customs on or after November 1.

Mental health is everyone’s responsibility, doctors urge public to show support

Suicide can be prevented through the early identification of signs of psychological distress, support for people facing difficulties, and access to specialized mental health services. Psychiatrists point out that depression, stress, personal or material losses, and the feeling that there is no way out of a difficult situation can contribute to the emergence of suicidal thoughts.

Moldovans get more money from abroad

Money transfers from abroad to individuals in the Republic of Moldova rose by nearly 24% in the first nine months of 2026 compared to the same period last year. According to the National Bank of Moldova (NBM), total remittances exceeded $1.53 billion, marking an increase of approximately $293 million over 2025.

Russian drones cause economic losses for Moldova; halted flights can cost hundreds of thousands of euros

Russian drone incursions into Moldovan airspace pose security threats and economic challenges. They require the mobilization of state institutions, disrupt air traffic, and generate additional costs for airlines and passengers. Repeated incidents may also undermine tourism and investment by creating insecurity.

From 7 ewes to 80 sheep: A family tradition revived with European support

After years of working abroad, he returned home to embrace a traditional trade passed down through generations. This is the story of Nicolae Strogoteanu, from the village of Gradiște in Cimișlia district, who came back from Italy to sheep farming and turned his passion into a thriving business.

ARGO Center in Florești supports children and adults with special needs through a European project

In Florești district, inclusion is not merely a concept, but a reality built day by day. With the support of the European Union, the ARGO Therapy and Education Center was established here, where children and adults with special needs receive medical, educational, and therapeutic services tailored to their specific requirements. The project was designed to ensure the center could remain operational even after the initial funding concluded; today, ARGO continues its work using its own resources, providing support to dozens of children and their families.

Daytime lights mandatory from November 1

Starting today, November 1, drivers in the Republic of Moldova must drive with their headlights on, even during the day. This rule applies to all public roads—both within and outside of built-up areas—and will remain in effect until March 31, 2027.

Moldovans in seven localities vote on five mayors, one council, and a referendum

Over 18,000 citizens from seven localities in the Republic of Moldova are expected to vote today, November 1. In five of these localities, voters will elect mayors; in another, they will choose a new local council; and in one village, residents will decide, by referendum, on the exploitation of mineral resources in their locality.

“European Village” program: Two infrastructure projects completed in Bugeac village

Residents of the village of Bugeac, in the Gagauz Autonomous Region, now have access to quality drinking water, and the town hall building has undergone major renovations, following the implementation of two projects funded through the "European Village" National Program. To carry out these initiatives, the Government allocated over 3.25 million lei from the state budget—via the National Fund for Regional and Local Development (FNDRL)—while the local public administration contributed approximately 500,000 lei.

USEFUL | Cold season tyres can lower fuel consumption. Key points for drivers

Selecting winter tyres is not only about road safety; it can also reduce fuel consumption. The tyre label provides key information on energy efficiency, wet grip, and noise levels, helping drivers compare products and make an informed decision.