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The price of diesel is approaching 36 lei per liter, following a new increase announced for Thursday by the National Agency for Energy Regulation, reports IPN.
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At the roundabout at the intersection of Gheorghe Asachi, Pantelimon Halippa, Vasile Alecsandri and Hancesti Highway streets in the capital, modernization and landscaping works are being carried out.
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The Republic of Moldova aims to expand the public charging network for electric vehicles to at least 600 points by 2030, compared to about 250 in 2025.
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The head of European diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, accuses the United States of trying to make Ukraine capitulate to Russia.
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Moldovans working in Ireland will be able to benefit from pensions and other social benefits.
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Prime Minister Vasile Tofan will travel to Ukraine at the end of this week, where he will discuss with Ukrainian officials about bilateral cooperation in various fields, including the energy sector and natural gas supply, reports IPN.
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Cash receipts in the bank cash desks of the Republic of Moldova exceeded 18 billion lei in September, an increase of 8% compared to the same month of the previous year.
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Prime Minister Vasile Tofan congratulated his Romanian counterpart, Luca Niculescu, on his inauguration and invited him to Chisinau.
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The new Romanian ministers officially took over their mandates after they swore in at the Cotroceni Palace last night and subsequently had their first Government meeting.
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New loans granted by the banking system in September amounted to 8.6 billion lei.
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The campaign “Moldova pregatita”, launched by the National Crisis Management Center, has been distorted and associated online with the imminence of a war.
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A 59-year-old man from the Cimislia district has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for beating his concubine to death.
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The legends of Moldovan futsal, Cristian Obada and Andrian Lascu, have ended their careers with the Moldovan national team.
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PAS Deputy Igor Chiriac believes that the judges’ dissatisfaction with the salary law project does not justify the initiation of a Japanese strike.
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The project of the operating regulations for the Convergence Fund has been launched for public consultations.
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The Republic of Moldova has 1,790 shelters, with a total capacity of over 350 thousand people, states the Minister of Internal Affairs, Daniella Misail-Nichitin.
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The inauguration of the “Hasdeiana” collection takes place, accompanied by the presentation of the volumes that make it up, followed by the launch of the books published by the “V.
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Traffic on Lev Tolstoi Street in the capital, on the section between Pantelimon Halippa and Bucuresti streets, will be completely suspended on Tuesday and Wednesday night.
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The State University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Nicolae Testemitanu” is organizing the educational workshop “Two hands save a life” in the context of commemorating the European Resuscitation Day and the University /Parliament Days, floor 1 /09:00 AM/.
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Russia has suspended import operations through the Novorossiysk port on the Black Sea, following Ukrainian drone attacks that have caused all container carriers to abandon this destination.
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The Central Electoral Commission has accredited the first international observers who will monitor the regional elections of November 15 in the Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia.
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Press release Stronger reforms are built through dialogue, trust and participation.
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The Municipal Enterprise “Infocom” recorded sales revenues of 11.37 million lei in 2025, but the net profit was only 10,322 lei.
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A National Patient Council, which would ensure ongoing dialogue between authorities and patient organizations, could be established in Moldova.
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Luca Niculescu is the new Prime Minister of Romania.
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The apartment owners in the buildings targeted by the modernization projects of the centralized heating systems in Chisinau and Balti could benefit from vouchers that would cover approximately half of the expenses for the works inside the homes.
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Meteorologists have issued a yellow fog warning, valid from Tuesday evening until Wednesday morning.
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Researchers from universities can apply for grants of up to 10 thousand euros for the dissemination of scientific results.
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The environmental permit for the Metallurgical Plant in Rabnita expires today and will not be automatically extended, as has happened in the past two years.
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The Italian government has decided to send 500 soldiers to Milan, following protests against the rising cost of living that have degenerated into clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement, resulting in injuries, vandalism, and looting, reports IPN.
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Attracting investments and developing economic relations between the Republic of Moldova and China were the main topics discussed by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan and the Chinese Ambassador to Chisinau, Dong Zhihua.
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The Moldovan Railway has resumed the transport of scrap iron after several years of interruption.
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The French authorities have introduced night-time traffic restrictions in certain areas of several cities, including Paris, Bordeaux, Nice and Lyon, following the violent protests and looting of recent days.
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A tanker truck registered in the Republic of Moldova, which was transporting wine to Iași, skidded and stopped in the safety barrier, near the locality of Ghermanesti, Vaslui county, Romania.
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Only 7.5% of teaching and management staff in schools were under 30 years old in the academic year 2025-2026, while over 22% were at least 60 years old.
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Approximately 400 trees were illegally cut down in the Vadul lui Voda forest district.
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The Moldovan U-15 national football team achieved their first victory at the UEFA Development Tournament, held in Albena, Bulgaria.
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The Republic of Moldova will launch a national campaign in November to prepare the population for the first 72 hours of an emergency situation.
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The Petrocub Football Club rejects accusations regarding a possible political involvement in the project of arranging a football field on the territory of the “Matei Basarab” Theoretical High School in the Râșcani sector of the capital.
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Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are calling on the European Union to ban the transit of Russian cereals through the territory of the community block.
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The Damen Mangalia shipyard in Romania, which is bankrupt, was bought at auction by the German armament industry giant, Rheinmetall.
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The President of the People’s Assembly of Gagauzia, Valentin Gaidarji, contests the rejection of his registration as an independent candidate for the elections on November 15.
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Mihail Zvinciuk, the founder of a Russian pro-war Telegram channel, has been detained in Montenegro.
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Television stations will have to broadcast programs in Romanian or dubbed or voiced in Romanian for at least 50%, between the hours of 06:00 AM-12:00 AM.
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Public transportation in Belgium and air traffic are disrupted on Friday due to the strike of union members.
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The Competition Council has fined 27 companies approximately 95 million lei for rigging public tenders organized by the National Road Administration during 2019-2020.
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The project of the Code regarding the organization and functioning of the Parliament, and the one of the Law regarding the status, conduct, and ethics of deputies will be examined by the Venice Commission during the plenary session on October 9-10, reports
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Weekly review: October 5-11.
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Protests in the Republic of Moldova have come to be motivated more by money than by ideology, and people would no longer be willing to take to the streets without being paid.
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Thirty thousand bottles of wine, with an estimated value of five million euros, were stolen from a prestigious Italian winery.