Crisis of veterinarians in Moldovan villages: hundreds of vacancies, ANSA

The number of active veterinarians in the Republic of Moldova is declining, despite the authorities' efforts to make the profession more appealing, including through financial incentives. However, young professionals are increasingly reluctant to work in rural areas. Experts warn that this shortage could have serious consequences for animal health and food security.

The Republic of Moldova, among Europe’s fastest-growing tourist destinations

The Republic of Moldova has become one of the most dynamic tourist destinations in Europe, according to data from the World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism). In the first half of 2025, our country ranked among the Top 10 European destinations for performance, with international tourist arrivals increasing by 62% compared to 2019.

Drummers performed downtown Chișinău for a noble cause

Dozens of drummers filled the center of the capital with rhythm and emotion during a charity event dedicated to a noble cause. The concert was organized to raise funds in support of Daria Pleșcan, a young woman who is battling Hodgkin's lymphoma, a common form of cancer. The event attracted many visitors, who showed their generosity by donating to help Daria in her fight against the disease.

Fire at Vatra workers’ dormitory: firefighters respond with eight emergency vehicles

A major fire broke out on Sunday morning at a temporary dormitory belonging to an asphalt production company in Vatra, located in the Chisinau municipality. The flames engulfed several container-style homes where the company's employees were temporarily living. Fortunately, all 15 people inside were able to evacuate in time, with no casualties reported.

Three farmers from Puhăceni work at home, saying "Farming has challenges but brings gains"

On the banks of the Nistru, in the village of Puhăceni, Anenii Noi district, three brothers demonstrated that agriculture can become a successful business. It all started after the breakup of the collective farms, when their father, Eugeniu Petrov, invested in the first greenhouses, installed irrigation canals and decided to grow vegetables on a large scale, experimenting with various varieties.

Moldovan develops app that explains any medical document

Fear of the unknown can often hold us back, especially when it comes to our health. However, some individuals find strength in their struggle against illness and use their experiences to help others. One notable example is Traian Chivriga, who, while battling cancer, developed an AI-powered medical assistant capable of interpreting any medical document from any hospital.

Radu Marian: No fuel shortage expected after Lukoil sanctions

Radu Marian, the president of the Parliamentary Committee on Economy, Budget, and Finance, assured that there will be no shortage of gasoline or diesel in the market once the sanctions against the Lukoil group take effect. He also stated that he would seek explanations from the Competition Council regarding Lukoil-Moldova's status as the sole supplier of aviation fuel for the “Eugen Doga” International Airport in Chișinău, as well as the company's ownership of the storage and refueling infrastructure for aircraft.

Molești couples celebrated over 50 years of marriage, honoring their vow to stay together for life

In Molești, Ialoveni district, love and devotion were celebrated to the fullest. Several seniors marked their golden wedding anniversary in an event full of music, dance and good cheer, organized by the local administration. The couples, actively involved in community life, built their lasting marriages, based on love, respect and patience, offering everyone a true example of longevity and harmony.

Moldovan gymnasts battle for the World Championship spot in AGG

A mesmerizing display of grace, power, and perfect synchrony marked the Aesthetic Group Gymnastics (AGG) Moldova Championship, where the country's most talented athletes competed.

US oil sanctions throw EU into chaos as Romania refinery faces November 21 deadline

The looming US sanctions against Lukoil and Rosneft have thrown European Union nations—where the two Russian oil giants operate—into chaos. Countries are scrambling to secure fuel supply before the Lukoil sanctions take full effect on November 21.

Key history conference strengthens Romanian-Moldovan academic dialogue

Over 80 historians, researchers, and university professors from the Republic of Moldova, Romania, Hungary, and Ukraine have convened for the 9th International Scientific History Conference, titled "Latinity, Romanity, Romanianness."

Moldova denounces key CIS visa-free accord in strategic shift

Moldova’s move to denounce the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Agreement on visa-free travel will not impact the current travel regime with the Russian Federation, due to a separate, existing bilateral agreement.