The Republic of Moldova strengthens cooperation with the Kherson region: Two new partnerships with Ukraine

The Republic of Moldova is strengthening its cooperation with Ukraine’s Kherson region through two new partnerships, targeting both local public administration and higher education. The town of Cimișlia is set to conclude a cooperation agreement with the united territorial community of Belozersk, while the Technical University of Moldova has become a partner of the Kherson State Maritime Academy.

Sakura alley, lighting and recreational spaces: How Moldexpo’s territory will be transformed

Moldexpo is initiating a project to rehabilitate and modernize one of the main access alleys to the exhibition complex. This area will be transformed into a Sakura Alley, featuring modern lighting, urban furniture, and recreational spaces. It will serve as a connection between the Moldexpo territory and Valea Morilor. The tender for the execution of the project will be announced soon.

No salary increases from September 1: How the Prime Minister and President explain the law’s postponement

The salary increases promised to thousands of public sector employees are being postponed. Although the new Salary Law was set to take effect on September 1, the authorities have decided to suspend its implementation. The stated reason for this decision is the need to align the project with the new budgetary and fiscal reform recently introduced by the government.

Italy and Turkey reaffirm interest in Moldova: Investments and European integration discussed with Vasile Tofan

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan met on Friday with the ambassadors of Italy and Turkey to the Republic of Moldova, Giuseppe Maria Perricone and Uygar Mustafa Sertel. The discussions centered on support for Moldova's European integration, the development of economic relations, and the attraction of new investments.

Despite sufficient electricity, the threat of power cuts persists: “Every day, it’s a struggle to find energy”

The Republic of Moldova is facing its fourth consecutive day of challenges in providing enough electricity for domestic use. While the required electricity volumes have been secured for today, authorities caution that the regional situation remains complex. They warn that if conditions deteriorate, extreme measures, including controlled power disconnections, may become necessary.

Former Mariupol residents accuse occupiers of forcibly reshaping their city

Russia is constructing numerous new apartment buildings in occupied Mariupol. However, a DW investigation reveals that most of these apartments are being purchased by Russian citizens. Many former residents of the city, who have been left homeless due to the war, claim they have not received the promised housing and are now forced to rent.

Moldovans abroad want to contribute to their country’s development

They left in search of a better future, but they have not forgotten their roots. Hundreds of Moldovans living abroad returned home for a few days to attend the Diaspora Forum. They brought back valuable experiences from other countries and a strong desire to contribute to their homeland's development, whether from afar or by returning to live there.

Moldovan students win three medals at the International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad

The Olympic team of the Republic of Moldova won a silver medal and two bronze medals during the country's first official participation in the International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad, held from August 2 to 8, 2026, in Astana, Kazakhstan.

Young Moldovans living abroad return to DOR Camp

Though they have left the Republic of Moldova, they have not forgotten their roots. Recently, 120 children and adolescents who have settled abroad returned home to participate in a new edition of the DOR camp. Over the course of a week, they will engage in workshops, games, and interactive activities designed to help them discover the traditions, culture, and customs of their homeland.

Moldova secures power as costly imports raise outage risks

Moldova's electricity demand is fully covered for Aug. 7, Energocom says, after the state-owned energy trader purchased 13,561 MWh to meet national demand. President Maia Sandu has warned, however, that power cuts cannot be ruled out depending on electricity availability on external markets and consumption during peak hours.

New suspect detained over alleged $400,000 bribe scheme

Another suspect has been detained in a case involving an alleged $400,000 bribe. The man is suspected of facilitating the transfer of $60,000 through electronic wallets.

Heavy traffic and speeding: Why August sees the most road accidents

August is the month with the highest number of road accidents in the Republic of Moldova. This increase can be attributed to several factors, including a rise in the number of vehicles on the road, vacation travel, and a lack of adherence to traffic rules.