Moldovan president discusses media resilience and independent journalism support with IMS
President Maia Sandu has met with representatives of International Media Support to discuss strengthening media resilience, combating disinformation, and supporting independent journalism in Moldova. The talks focused on reinforcing the informational resilience of the country’s media landscape and addressing challenges related to manipulation and information warfare. The President praised IMS’s contribution to strengthening resistance to […] The post Moldovan president discusses media resilience and independent journalism support with IMS appeared first on Moldova.
New campaign supports people affected by mental health issues in Moldova
Over 70,000 people in the Republic of Moldova live with mental health issues, but many avoid seeking medical help due to societal prejudice and stigma. To change public perception of mental health and promote the inclusion of those experiencing these challenges, the Ministry of Health launched a national campaign called "Part of Me" on Monday, June 30.
Energocom seeks new general director, with applications open until July 20
Energocom announced a competition for the position of General Manager. Applications will be accepted until July 20. The successful candidate will be appointed for a full term to manage the company, a role that is currently held on an interim basis.
Moldova launches campaign for mental health support
Over 70,000 people in the Republic of Moldova live with mental health issues, but many avoid seeking medical help due to societal prejudice and stigma. To change public perception of mental health and promote the inclusion of those experiencing these challenges, the Ministry of Health launched a national campaign called "Part of Me" on Monday, June 30.
Energocom opens competition for general director position; applications due July 20
Energocom announced a competition for the position of General Manager. Applications will be accepted until July 20. The successful candidate will be appointed for a full term to manage the company, a role that is currently held on an interim basis.
Constitutional Court rejects complaints from parties linked to former Shor Party; Government may still seek to restrict activities of successor parties
On 30 June, the Constitutional Court rejected the claims of unconstitutionality filed by Alternative Force and Salvation of Moldova (FASM), Heart of Moldova and Greater Moldova parties, whose activities have been temporarily suspended and which are considered successors of t...
Traffic restrictions for trucks in Romania
The movement of vehicles with a maximum authorized total mass of over 7.5 tons is restricted today, until 20:00, on several sections of national roads, expressways and motorways in Romania. The measure is applied due to heatwave temperatures.According to the Customs Service, ...
The reform of pensions for military personnel and officials with special status, criticized by trade unions and law enforcement institutions
The introduction of a minimum retirement age and the modification of the conditions for granting pensions to military personnel and public officials with special status has been criticized by trade… The post The reform of pensions for military personnel and officials with special status, criticized by trade unions and law enforcement institutions appeared first on ipn.md.
APP director Roman Cojuhari steps down amid Moldatsa controversy
Roman Cojuhari announced his resignation as the director general of the Public Property Agency (APP) on the evening of June 29, just a week after the Moldatsa scandal emerged. He took responsibility for the inadequate oversight of Moldatsa's former management's financial decisions.
Moldovan authorities aim to improve anti-torture measures
The Republic of Moldova's "moderate risk" rating in the Global Torture Index 2026 conceals significant vulnerabilities. In four of the seven assessed areas, the risk is substantial, with the most serious issues identified in detention conditions, police abuses, impunity, and victims' rights. Consequently, the seemingly positive overall score masks serious structural problems, warns the Promo-LEX Association, which collected the data for the Republic of Moldova.
Moldatsa scandal: Roman Cojuhari resigns as APP director
Roman Cojuhari announced his resignation as the director general of the Public Property Agency (APP) on the evening of June 29, just a week after the Moldatsa scandal emerged. He took responsibility for the inadequate oversight of Moldatsa's former management's financial decisions.
Global Torture Index 2026: Moldova’s “moderate risk” rating masks serious issues, experts
The Republic of Moldova's "moderate risk" rating in the Global Torture Index 2026 conceals significant vulnerabilities. In four of the seven assessed areas, the risk is substantial, with the most serious issues identified in detention conditions, police abuses, impunity, and victims' rights. Consequently, the seemingly positive overall score masks serious structural problems, warns the Promo-LEX Association, which collected the data for the Republic of Moldova.
President met with Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece
President of the Republic of Moldova Maia Sandu had a meeting today with Alexandra Papadopoulou, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Hellenic Republic, who is paying a working visit to Chișinău.In the second half of 2027, Greece will hold the Presidency of the Council...
Soroca gymnasium upgraded through European Village 2 program
This fall, the "Dumitru Matcovschi" Gymnasium in Soroca will welcome students and teachers back to a fully renovated school. This significant improvement comes after years of challenges in the educational process due to outdated infrastructure. Previously, classrooms were cold, damp, and moldy, forcing both students and teachers to dress warmly during winter classes.
Soroca school renovated after students faced cold and moldy classrooms
This fall, the "Dumitru Matcovschi" Gymnasium in Soroca will welcome students and teachers back to a fully renovated school. This significant improvement comes after years of challenges in the educational process due to outdated infrastructure. Previously, classrooms were cold, damp, and moldy, forcing both students and teachers to dress warmly during winter classes.
Seven Lyme disease cases confirmed in Chisinau in one week
Seeking medical attention urgently is crucial if bitten by a tick. This guidance from health authorities follows the report of seven Lyme disease cases in Chisinau within just one week.
Chisinau reports seven tick-borne Lyme disease cases in a week
Seeking medical attention urgently is crucial if bitten by a tick. This guidance from health authorities follows the report of seven Lyme disease cases in Chisinau within just one week.
336 families upgraded household appliances through the EcoVoucher Program
More than 336 families in the Republic of Moldova have replaced their old household appliances with energy-efficient models, thanks to a recent EcoVoucher Program session held from June 12 to 28. Funded by the European Union, this program provides vouchers worth 6,000 lei, covering up to 70% of the cost of new equipment.
EcoVoucher Program: 336 more families replaced old appliances with EU support
More than 336 families in the Republic of Moldova have replaced their old household appliances with energy-efficient models, thanks to a recent EcoVoucher Program session held from June 12 to 28. Funded by the European Union, this program provides vouchers worth 6,000 lei, covering up to 70% of the cost of new equipment.
Moldova marks 12 years since the EU Association Agreement was signed
Twelve years ago, the Republic of Moldova signed the Association Agreement with the European Union, marking a significant milestone in the country's efforts to strengthen its relationship with the EU and modernize its economy. This agreement has played a crucial role in liberating Moldova from Russian influence and in the nation's development.