Berlin and Brussels airports hit by cyber-attack, causing widespread flight delays

Airports in Berlin, Brussels and London are experiencing technical issues, with flights delayed or cancelled, following a cyber-attack, according to DW.

New 'general profile' offers high school students flexibility in Moldova

A new "general profile" has been introduced in several high schools across Moldova at the start of the academic year.

New monument, ‘Child in Palm’, brightens up Ciocana neighborhood

A sculpture depicting a child held in the palm of a hand, created by German artist Marc Schmitz, has been unveiled on Mircea cel Bătrân Boulevard in the Ciocana district of Chișinău.

Russia-Ukraine war: Civilian casualties as drones and missiles hit cities

Three people have been killed and more than 10 civilians injured in Ukraine in a Russian drone and missile attack, officials say.

Moldova's ex-party Leader Vladimir Plahotniuc arrested in Greece

The extradition process for former Democratic Party leader Vladimir Plahotniuc, arrested in Greece, remains mired in complex procedures.

Chisinau hospital receives new equipment for cancer care

Moldovan doctors are set to use state-of-the-art medical equipment for the first time at the Oncology Institute in Chișinău.

Beyond plastic: The rise of a sustainable toy brand in Moldova

More than 90% of the world’s toys are plastic, with most ending up in landfills within a year.

Winter Olympics: Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete under neutral status

Russian and Belarusian athletes will be allowed to compete at the Winter Olympic Games in Italy under the same conditions as in Paris, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced.

Moldova's IT sector surpasses €1 billion in revenue as foreign investment surges

Moldova is establishing a stronger presence on the international market, driven by investments that are transforming its national economy.

EU hits Russia with new sanctions on energy, finance and tech

The European Union has announced its latest round of sanctions against Russia, as confirmed by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Why Chișinău is facing an educator shortage

Chișinău’s kindergartens are facing a severe staffing shortage, with 164 of more than 2,700 educator positions currently vacant.

US senators warn: Russia is trying to influence the elections in the Republic of Moldova

U.S. Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Jim Risch, along with other members of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, issued a statement on Friday ahead of Moldova’s parliamentary elections. They highlighted the risk of foreign interference, stating that there is "clear and overwhelming evidence" of a campaign sponsored by the Russian government to influence the election, similar to the events of last year.