118 million lei paid to pharmacies for June electronic prescriptions

In June, over 170 thousand individuals benefited from reimbursed medicines and medical devices prescribed through the automated information system "ePrescription". During this period, contracted pharmacies received approximately 118 million lei for the dispensed products.

Tofan Government: Agriculture minister quits over PDM controversy

The Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry, Radu Musteața, announced his resignation on Friday, July 24, just two days after the new Government was inaugurated. Prime Minister Vasile Tofan confirmed the resignation, stating that he had accepted the minister's request to step down.

State plans compensation mechanism for victims of medical malpractice

For nearly two decades, the Republic of Moldova has been deliberating the implementation of a malpractice law, which addresses cases where patients suffer due to medical errors or negligence. After several unsuccessful attempts, the current legislature has successfully developed a legislative framework that defines specific rules for compensating affected patients and clarifying the responsibilities involved.

Nine criminal cases filed for domestic violence in 2025

In 2025, the Republic of Moldova reported 71 cases of domestic violence, which resulted in 21 fatalities. The aggressors in these cases included both men and women. Additionally, nine criminal cases were initiated based on 68 instances of violence that led to serious and particularly severe consequences.

€10 million grant to support Moldova's fight against HIV and TB

The government will receive a non-refundable grant of 10 million euros to support programs aimed at preventing and controlling HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted infections, and tuberculosis. This funding will cover the costs associated with prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care for affected individuals on both sides of the Nistru.

German turns his Moldova home into a cat haven: 'The world would be different if more people had a cat'

A man from Germany, who has been living in the Republic of Moldova for five years, has converted his home in the village of Blindesti, Ungheni district, into a shelter. Jerry Knoll takes care of over 100 abandoned cats and 26 dogs.

Medicine producers urge reform of Moldova's pricing formula

The existing formula for determining the producer price of medicines does not align with current economic and geopolitical realities. At present, prices are calculated based on countries such as India and China, where production conditions differ significantly from those in the Republic of Moldova. Industry representatives argue that this pricing mechanism has led to a decline in the number of domestic drug manufacturers, dropping from 25 to just six over the past three decades.

Moldova simplifies installation of solar panels and batteries

Individuals looking to install photovoltaic panels or electricity storage systems will benefit from simplified procedures. On July 23, Parliament voted in favor of legislative amendments that streamline the authorization process for these projects and remove certain administrative barriers that have hindered the growth of renewable energy initiatives.

Guitars will echo along the Nistru in memory of Iurie Sadovnic

The 5th edition of the Guitar Festival, in memory of Iurie Sadovnic Orheianu, will be held on August 1 in the village of Lopatna, located in the Orhei district. This event, dedicated to honoring the performer and composer Iurie Sadovnic, will feature renowned artists and well-known bands from the Republic of Moldova, with free public access for all attendees.

Police detain travel agency owner after families allegedly defrauded

Several families from the Republic of Moldova paid nearly one million lei for vacations that were never provided by the travel agency. Law enforcement officials have announced the arrest of the agency's founder and administrator, a 25-year-old woman.

Parliament ratifies convention on Ukraine compensation commission

On Thursday, July 23, the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova ratified the Hague Convention, which establishes the International Claims Commission for Ukraine. This new legal framework will enable Ukraine and its citizens affected by the war to seek compensation from the Russian Federation for damages incurred since February 24, 2022.

Moldova aligns 112 Service with EU through Next Generation eCall

Parliament has adopted, in its second reading, amendments to the Law on the Organization and Operation of the National Single Emergency Call Service 112. These amendments establish the legal framework for integrating the European Next Generation eCall (NG eCall) system into the 112 Automated Information System.