Government appoints new general consuls of the Republic of Moldova in Italy and the USA

The Cabinet of Ministers approved, during the Government meeting on Wednesday, March 19, the appointment of new general consuls of the Republic of Moldova in Italy and the USA.

Veaceslav Platon, in the custody of British authorities. The extradition request will be examined in April

Controversial businessman Veaceslav Platon is in the custody of British authorities. According to the Prosecutor General's Office, in mid-April, British courts will begin examining the extradition request filed by the authorities in Chisinau.

Moldova’s school sanitation problem: outdoor toilets persist

We are in the era of technology, yet outdoor toilets in schools are still the norm.

Gloria wins 2-1 away at Sepsi in the play-out phase

In the first stage of the play-out phase, Gloria won 2-1 away at Sepsi Sfântu Gheorghe. Răilean delivered a commendable performance, making four crucial saves for his team.

EU approves €1.9 billion aid to Moldova for reforms and growth

The European Union Council has given the final approval for providing €1.9 billion to support reforms and economic growth in the Republic of Moldova.

Moldova’s EU path: Reforms, challenges, and Russian threats

The Republic of Moldova is making significant progress and is set to begin EU accession negotiations under Poland’s EU presidency, which concludes in July.

Evghenia Guțul's wealth declaration reveals salary increase and gift decline

Evghenia Guțul, the Governor of UTA Gagauzia, reported in her 2024 wealth declaration an increase in salary income but a decrease in the amounts received from donations and gifts compared to the previous year.

Molovata ferry customs post temporarily closed due to strong winds

The "Molovata" ferry customs post has temporarily suspended operations due to strong winds affecting traffic on the Dniester River, as announced by the Customs Service of the Republic of Moldova.

How Moldova's education reforms aim to improve PISA results

Over 7,000 students from nearly 280 educational institutions are participating in the PISA 2025 baseline testing, which began on Monday and will continue until May 16.

U.S. Supreme Court blocks Trump’s $2B foreign aid freeze

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration’s request to maintain a freeze on approximately $2 billion in foreign aid approved by Congress.

CCR rejects challenges against Șoșoacă and Simion candidacies

UPDATE: The Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR) rejected on Monday the challenges filed against the non-registration of Diana Șoșoacă’s candidacy and the registration of George Simion’s candidacy for the presidential elections in May.

Moldova's waste imports: Regulations, risks, and recycling

Moldova is permitted to import non-hazardous waste from the European Union, which may only be used as raw material in industrial processes, in accordance with national legislation.