Moldova alerts citizens near Gyirong after Nepal disaster

Moldova’s embassy in Beijing issued an urgent travel warning on Wednesday after catastrophic flash floods and landslides triggered by a glacial collapse killed more than 270 people along the China-Nepal border.

Bronze Age gold treasure stolen in pre-dawn Spanish museum heist

Thieves broke into the Archaeological Museum of Villena in eastern Spain before dawn on Thursday, stealing most of a 3,000-year-old Bronze Age gold treasure valued at €1.7 million.

São Paulo digital landmark lights up for Moldova's independence

Republica Moldova a ajuns pe un ecran digital gigant din São Paulo, Brazilia, unde, de Ziua Independenței, a fost afișat un mesaj dedicat celor 35 de ani de la proclamarea independenței țării. Gestul se înscrie într-o serie de inițiative prin care simbolurile Republicii Moldova sunt prezentate în spații publice importante din lume.

Over 300 Moldovan producers showcase goods at Moldexpo fair

More than 300 domestic producers opened the second edition of Moldova's national trade exhibition on Friday at the Moldexpo exhibition center in Chișinău, organizers said.

Moldovans pay two monthly wages for iPhone 17 Pro, study shows

Moldova ranks among the world's ten most expensive countries for Apple's iPhone 17 Pro, where consumers pay roughly two monthly salaries for the flagship device, a 2026 comparative study showed.

Moldova showcases air defenses and allied ties at independence parade

Moldova staged a major military parade in central Chișinău on Thursday to mark 35 years of independence, showcasing modernized defense equipment and multinational allied contingents amid escalating regional security threats.

Moldova toned down 1991 independence draft to win pro-Soviet votes

Moldova toned down its 1991 Declaration of Independence to secure backing from pro-Soviet lawmakers while quietly inserting references to the Romanian language, the country's national archives director said on Tuesday.

Moldova targets 2028 EU accession treaty on 35th independence day

Moldova marked its 35th independence anniversary on Thursday as President Maia Sandu urged national resilience against Russian hybrid threats and Prime Minister Vasile Tofan reaffirmed plans to sign an EU accession treaty by 2028.

Moldova boosts rural teacher hiring with €19,500 incentive

Moldova has placed 472 newly qualified teachers in public schools this autumn following a bonus increase of up to €19,500, marking the highest recruitment intake since 2018, the government said on Monday.

State Department halts global visa interviews for overhaul

The Trump administration has suspended immigrant visa appointments at U.S. embassies and consulates across the globe, citing a mandatory training initiative for consular staff.

Moldova autonomy leaders contest new voting rules amid local deadlock

The leadership presidium of Gagauzia's People's Assembly unanimously adopted a declaration on August 26 contesting newly passed national electoral amendments, calling on Moldovan President Maia Sandu to veto the legislation.

Moldova pledges up to 25% teacher pay hike amid wage reform

Moldovan educators will receive base salary increases of 11% to 15% starting January 1, 2027, with top-performing staff eligible for total raises of up to 25%. The announcement was made on August 26 by Minister of Education and Research Dan Perciun during the program Eu și Uniunea Europeană on public broadcaster Moldova 1.