Taito app: Russia’s tool for voter fraud in Moldova

A new form of illegal electoral financing and corruption, managed from the Russian Federation through an app called "Taito," has been documented by police.

Conference League: Milsami and Sheriff's potential next opponents

Should Milsami win their Conference League third preliminary round match against San Marino club AC Virtus, the Orhei-based team will face the loser of the tie between Bosnia's HŠK Zrinjski Mostar and Iceland's FC Breiðablik in the next round.

Moldovagaz loses gas supply license over unbundling

"Moldovagaz," the joint-stock company and a subsidiary of the Russian concern "Gazprom," has had its license for natural gas supply revoked.

National Unity Bloc to contest Moldova's elections

The National Reunification Platform announced it will participate in the September 28 parliamentary elections as part of the National Unity Bloc.

Moldova-UAE visa deal opens new travel options

Moldovan citizens will soon be able to travel to the United Arab Emirates without a visa.

Moldova mayors advance European integration

The project "Europe at Home: The Role of Local Authorities in Advancing European Integration" has now reached the northern part of the country.

Trump's new tariffs spark global trade tensions

Since Donald Trump announced 35% tariffs on products from Canada, the world has been holding its breath.

Tribute to Maria Bieșu: A voice that defined a nation

She took the fame of our land to all corners of the globe and enchanted audiences at the world's most prestigious theaters, yet she always returned home with a deep affection for the national opera, her loyal spectators, and her family.

Chișinău and Iași unite for cultural revitalization

The Fără Nume Theater in Chișinău is set for a major transformation. The institution's headquarters will be renovated, and the services offered to the public will also include film screenings in a modern Cinema Hub.

Why US-China trade negotiations hit a wall

Despite some progress in trade negotiations between the U.S. and China, the world's two largest economies remain divided on one key point: Washington's demand that Beijing stop buying oil from Russia and Iran.

Moldova’s citizens pre-register for elections

As of now, 11,716 citizens from 5,426 cities worldwide have informed authorities of their intent to vote abroad in the September 28 parliamentary elections.

NASA Crew-11 launches on international space mission

Four astronauts from the United States, Japan, and Russia will spend at least six months in orbit as part of a new international scientific mission.