Socialist opposition challenges Moldovan Government over energy costs and defense spending.

​The Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) is considering a no-confidence motion to dismiss the Cabinet led by Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu. The announcement was made by MP Igor Dodon during a press conference on February 2, marking a tense start to the spring parliamentary session.

Medvedev labels Maduro’s seizure an act of war, warns of NATO military friction

​The abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by the United States has shattered international legal frameworks and constitutes a potential "act of war," stated Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council.

Quality over quantity: Foreign investors offer double the wages in Moldova as FDI stock hits $5.47 billion

While global foreign direct investment (FDI) flows plunged by 11% in 2024, Moldova maintained a stable course, with 86% of foreign equity originating from the European Union. This trend, highlighted in the "FDI Impact Study 4.0," signals an accelerating economic convergence between the Republic of Moldova and Western standards.

From heritage to high-tech: The strategic rise of Moldova’s export sector

The Invest Moldova Agency has launched a strategic international communication campaign to position the country as a high-quality, reliable trade partner. The initiative debuted on the BBC, highlighting the modernization of the nation’s key industries.

Gagauzia and Taraclia health systems under pressure amid sharp rise in flu-like cases

Health authorities in the Gagauzia Autonomy and Taraclia district report a significant spike in acute respiratory infections and influenza. Medical centers in Comrat and Corten are currently treating dozens of patients daily, with children representing the majority of cases.

Cioc-Maidan infrastructure: Village secures €474,500 for major road overhaul

Residents of Cioc-Maidan, located in the Gagauzia autonomy, will soon benefit from a modernized main arterial road. The project, funded through the "Europe is Close" program, aims to streamline local transit and improve the daily lives of nearly 1,000 villagers.

​Deliberate strike on DTEK miners: Ukraine reports 15 dead in Ternivka

​At least 15 people were killed on Sunday, February 1, after a Russian drone struck a bus transporting coal miners in the Dnipropetrovsk region of central-eastern Ukraine, local authorities confirmed.

Swiss star Von Allmen clinches downhill victory ahead of Milano-Cortina 2026

Swiss skier Franjo von Allmen secured a decisive victory in the World Cup downhill race at Crans-Montana on home soil. At 24 years old, the athlete demonstrates peak performance just days before the start of the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics.

Lozova Village Implements Solar Plant and Water Treatment via European Village

​The commune of Lozova is rapidly evolving into a model of European rural development. Through the national "European Village" program, the locality has modernized its infrastructure with a new water treatment plant and a solar photovoltaic park.

From lecture halls to playrooms: How a Moldovan university is redefining student motherhood

La Universitatea de Stat „Alecu Russo” din Bălți, studiile sau munca pentru mamele cu copii nu mai reprezintă o provocare. Camerele special amenajate pentru ei oferă un spațiu sigur, confortabil și primitor. Aici, educația, munca și maternitatea se îmbină armonios, iar fiecare mamă poate învăța și lucra liniștită.

Historic snowfall in Japan leaves 14 dead and thousands stranded

Lethal winter storms across northern and western Japan have claimed 14 lives and left nearly 200 injured, as local authorities struggle to manage record-breaking accumulations.

Moldova solidifies Olympic roster as Biathlon squad concludes European campaign

Moldova’s winter sports delegation has begun its final transition to Italy for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games, following the conclusion of the European Biathlon Championships in Norway.