Choose teaching! Over 1,360 vacancies in schools nationwide

There are currently more than 1,360 teaching positions vacant in educational institutions across the Republic of Moldova. The Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) is encouraging graduates from pedagogical colleges and faculties, as well as final-year students, to pursue careers as teachers in general education institutions throughout the country.

Stanislav Ceban studied online, graduated with honors from vocational school, and is now sought after by clients at home

Poor accessibility continues to be a major challenge for people with disabilities. The lack of access to public buildings remains a persistent issue for those with special needs, who often depend on others.

Robotics Championship in Chișinău: 250 students test their ingenuity

A total of 250 technology-savvy students tested their creativity and skills in the "FIRST Tech Challenge" championship. The participants built and programmed robots that could sort and propel balls. Organized into teams, these teenagers not only designed the robots but also managed budgets, sought sponsorships, and divided responsibilities, much like in a startup environment.

Winter Olympics in Milan/Closing ceremony live on Moldova 2

The Winter Olympics have concluded after three weeks of competition. Tonight, the closing ceremony will be held at the Arena di Verona, a Roman amphitheater located in the center of the northern Italian city.

"There is no other people who want peace more than Ukrainians": Ambassador Paun Rohovei, exclusive interview with Moldova 1 TV

Ukrainians are "ready to achieve peace." The initial points that should be addressed in the ongoing peace negotiations with the Russian Federation and the United States include a "complete ceasefire," followed by security guarantees for Ukraine.

Chisinau raids: Police discover narcotics, detain three

The police intervened in several entertainment venues in Chisinau on the night of February 21. Various types of narcotic substances were detected, and 29 individuals were tested for drug use.

Real estate market faces shortage of new listings; expert says demand is high but affordable offers are lacking

In the Republic of Moldova, there is a shortage of new real estate listings. As a result, the existing properties on the market are experiencing price increases. Real estate expert Eugen Țurcan explains that while demand is very high, there are few affordable options available.

Moldovan woman turned childhood flavors into a business in France: “Each cake takes great patience”

On the Côte d'Azur, a Moldovan woman has established a small business centered around the tastes of her childhood. Having lived in France for eight years, she was inspired by homesickness to create cakes for the Moldovan community in the south of the country.

Eight new bridges and 210 km of roads will be completed in 2026

The government has announced that in 2026 it will launch three investment types aimed at improving national road infrastructure—this is a first for the Republic of Moldova. Specifically, over the course of this year, 210 kilometers of roads will undergo major repairs, eight new bridges will be constructed, and sidewalks will be installed in several localities that are traversed by national roads. This was announced by Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Bolea, who is also the Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development.

Fifth suspect in Ukraine assassination plot gets 30-day pretrial detention

A fifth person was detained on Friday, February 20, for their involvement in planning assassinations in Ukraine. The Chisinau Court decided on February 21 to hold this individual in pre-trial detention for 30 days at the request of the prosecution.

Prosecutor’s Office prioritizes human rights and state security cases; experts call for clear justice reform rules

The Prosecutor's Office has outlined its priorities for 2026, which include focusing on cases that affect human rights and state security, aligning the legal framework with European standards, and improving the organization and efficiency of the system. While the document aims to address essential measures, experts believe it should incorporate clear provisions for justice reform.

PM Munteanu: Constitutional Court remains a pillar for protecting citizens’ rights

The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova is a vital pillar for upholding the rule of law and protecting citizens' rights, stated Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu during the opening of the 2026 judicial year. This event also commemorates the institution's 31 years of operation.