Washington signals potential strikes as carrier group reaches Persian Gulf

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to authorize military strikes against Iran if Tehran refuses to negotiate a new nuclear stabilization agreement. The warning follows a significant buildup of American naval forces in the Persian Gulf and renewed political pressure on the Iranian administration.

Systemic resilience: Emergency Medicine Institute manages critical influx of weather-related injuries

The Emergency Medicine Institute (IMU) in Chisinau has faced its most rigorous operational test this winter, as freezing rain and glazed frost transformed the capital’s streets into a public health hazard.

Moldova secures national heritage via cloud-based e-Arhiva integration

The Government of Moldova approved the "e-Arhiva" information system framework during its session on January 28. This move marks a definitive transition from physical paper storage to a centralized digital infrastructure.

Bundestag Speaker warns migration is vital for German economic resilience

Bärbel Bas, Speaker of the Bundestag, issued a stark warning at a labor migration conference, stating that Europe's powerhouse cannot sustain its economy without a significant influx of foreign talent.

Moldovan authorities seek international warrant for ex-IGP Chief after corruption sentencing

The former head of Moldova’s General Police Inspectorate (IGP), Alexandru Pînzari, remains at large nine days after being sentenced to three years in prison.

Moldovan authorities ensure supply chains and liquidity for isolated left bank villages

Moldovan authorities have confirmed that essential supplies remain secured for the left-bank villages of Molovata Noua, Vasilevca, and Corjova. Despite the suspension of the Molovata ferry, deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Valeriu Chiveri, stated on January 28 that land routes remain open for commercial suppliers.

Health Ministry reforms Moldova’s transplant governance to expand life-saving access

The Government of Moldova approved a strategic expansion of authorized organ and tissue procurement centers on January 28. This move aims to decentralize the transplant system and ensure wider nationwide access for patients on waiting lists.

Investing in the future: Moldova increases per-student funding for Transnistrian youth

Moldova has expanded its academic support for youth from the Transnistrian region. In 2025, a total of 856 students were integrated into state-funded programs on the right bank of the Dniester.

Government mobilizes massive response to severe freezing rain crisis across Moldova

More than 15,000 households across 100 localities lost electricity on Wednesday morning as a severe ice storm swept through Moldova. Government authorities confirmed that emergency teams are working around the clock to restore power and maintain public safety.

Zelensky signals readiness for personal meeting with Putin to resolve nuclear and territorial gridlock

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is prepared to meet personally with Vladimir Putin to discuss two critical pillars of the ongoing peace negotiations: the status of occupied territories and the future control of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP).

Emergency crews ensure medical access as ice grips Moldovan highways

General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU) officers completed 92 high-priority missions over the last 24 hours to counteract the effects of severe black ice across Moldova.

Moldova cuts rail fuel waste by 14 tons following launch of US-funded surveillance center

The Republic of Moldova has taken a decisive step in fortifying its critical infrastructure with the inauguration of a state-of-the-art Monitoring and Surveillance Center for the state railway operator, Calea Ferată din Moldova (CFM). Funded by the United States Government through the Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) program, this facility marks a milestone in the U.S.–Moldova Joint Action Plan.