Historic year for Moldova–Israel relations: embassy opened in Chișinău and record trade volumes

The year 2025 was notably significant for Moldovan-Israeli relations, being described as "a historic year" by Alex Roitman, the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to the State of Israel. In an interview with Anatol Caciuc for Radio Moldova, the diplomat emphasized that the intensity of political dialogue took place at all levels and across most areas of mutual interest.

Vladimir Plahotniuc will testify as a witness in the ‘kuliok’ case, in which Igor Dodon is on trial for corruption

Vladimir Plahotniuc, the former leader of the Democratic Party, has confirmed that he will testify as a witness in the "kuliok" case, which translates to "black bag." This case involves former President Igor Dodon of the Republic of Moldova, who is accused of passive corruption and receiving illegal party funding.

Switzerland boosts support for Moldova: investments target healthcare, economy, justice, and social cohesion

Switzerland is committing an additional 2.1 billion lei to Moldova by 2028 as part of a new cooperation program designed to help the country address the challenges it has faced in recent years. Guido Beltrani, the director of the Swiss Cooperation Office in the Republic of Moldova, stated that this new support will focus on initiatives to enhance social cohesion, governance, and public services, as well as strengthen the Republic of Moldova's resilience.

Maia Sandu to Greek investors: Moldova offers reduced financial risk

The Republic of Moldova seeks Greece's support for EU accession and aims to enhance bilateral relations in renewable energy, infrastructure, agribusiness, digital services, and tourism development.

Soroca college students transform their skills into a thriving business

Students at the Agricultural Technical College in Soroca have a unique opportunity to learn a profession that they can turn into their own business. Within a social enterprise, they create iron objects that they later sell. The young people have realized that they can earn a good income without having to go abroad.

Energy renovation of old apartment block brings benefits to Ceadîr-Lunga families

Tenants of older apartment buildings can receive state support for the rehabilitation of their homes through a project managed by the National Center for Sustainable Energy (CNED). The renovations include thermal insulation of walls and roofs, replacement of old windows, and the installation of photovoltaic panels. Among the beneficiaries are 21 families from Ceadir-Lunga, who reside in a three-story apartment building that was constructed over 40 years ago.

Modern orchards, innovative solutions: how two farmers from Ștefan Vodă are tackling climate challenges

Two brothers from the Ștefan Vodă district established a modern orchard, believing that innovations are key to overcoming current challenges such as climate change, labor shortages, and adherence to European market standards. This year, the area dedicated to orchards has significantly declined; however, many farmers are now transforming cereal fields into fruit tree orchards. By embracing modern solutions, they have a strong chance of succeeding.

ANSA destroys 3.5 tons of peppers before they hit store shelves

Specialists destroyed almost 3.5 tons of fresh peppers after employees of the National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) detected pesticides in the vegetables. The affected batch was imported.

Valeriu Munteanu expelled from AUR Moldova; AUR Romania deputy says: 'The union was replaced by other interests'

Valeriu Munteanu, a deputy of the Alliance for the Unity of Romanians (AUR) in the Romanian Parliament, was expelled from the AUR Party in the Republic of Moldova. This decision was made by the party's National Political Council, which convened on December 14. Along with Munteanu, Veronica Pascal, Crina Harea, and Andrian Buga were also expelled. All four were accused of violating party statutes and of actions deemed contrary to the party's interests.

From sleigh to robotics: youth turn “Santa’s car” into a high-tech project

Santa's sleigh has been reimagined by a group of young tech enthusiasts who replaced it with an autonomous vehicle that they built and programmed themselves. In an exciting challenge, 15 teenage robotics enthusiasts worked in teams to create a "Santa's car" that can follow a set route and deliver gifts without mixing up the recipients.

Hanukkah celebrated in Chișinău: “A new beginning”

Hanukkah, known as the Festival of Lights, was celebrated in Chisinau with a public ceremony to light the first of eight candles, symbolizing the victory of good over evil. The event united members of the Jewish community in the Republic of Moldova, who believe that cultural traditions have the power to bring people together and preserve their identity across borders and generations.

Moldovans seeking Russian residency or citizenship warned against signing military documents

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) in Chisinau advises Moldovan citizens in the Russian Federation about the potential risk of military obligations when applying for a residence permit or Russian citizenship.