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New constructions in the historic center of Chisinau could have height limits set according to nearby historic buildings, and the widening of streets could be prohibited in two of the capital’s historic areas.
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Six political formations have gained access to the Latvian Parliament following Sunday’s elections.
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A projectile fell near the Palanca-Maiaki-Udobnoe border crossing point, and after hitting the ground, it ricocheted and hit a bus parked near the barrier.
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The decrease in water level in the Prut River puts pressure on the pumping station that ensures the water supply for 11 localities, including the city of Leova.
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The municipal trolleybus route number 30 will change its itinerary starting from October 5th.
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President Maia Sandu emphasizes the essential role of teachers in preparing children for a world in constant change.
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Over 120 people have submitted their documents for registration as candidates for the position of deputy in the Gagauz People’s Assembly.
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Today in Brussels, the 10th meeting of the Association Council between the Republic of Moldova and the European Union is taking place.
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A report published by The Wall Street Journal about an alleged discussion held in Athens by the United States Ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, has brought back to the attention of the European public a problem that goes beyond the case of Romania:
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The National Art Museum of Moldova, in partnership with the National Museum of Bucovina from Suceava, presents the exhibition “White after White”, signed by the visual artist Doina Mihăilescu /MNAM /September 9-October 4/.
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OLGA GORBAN, CITY COUNCILOR FROM CIMIȘLIA, holds a press conference with the title: “Exposing illegalities.
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The road usage fee is paid annually, even if the technical inspection of some vehicles is valid for two years.
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Traffic will be suspended during the night for the next three days on Gheorghe Asachi Street in Chisinau, in connection with the road rehabilitation works.
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The construction and development works of the “Moldova HiTech Park” Advanced Technology Park in Stauceni have been declared of public utility of national interest.
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Knowledge of the Romanian language remains mandatory for candidates for the position of Governor of Gagauzia.
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A bomb alert was announced at the “Eugen Doga” International Airport – Chisinau.
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Press release Chișinău, 2 October 2026 — Mr Dimitrios Skalkos, Secretary General for International Economic Affairs and Development Assistance of the Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Chairman of Enterprise Greece, and Ms Natalia Bejan, Director of…
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The Republic of Moldova is open to becoming an access point to the European market for companies from Azerbaijan, including those in the energy sector.
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Traffic will be halted tonight on Hancesti Highway in Chisinau, on the section between Mitropolit Gurie Grosu and Lech Kaczynski streets.
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The number of people who suffered from food poisoning in Floresti has increased from 32 to 36.
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The European Commission disbursed on Friday a new tranche, of 2.9 billion euros related to the Plan for Ukraine.
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The hydrological situation in the Republic of Moldova is improving, and the warning level for the Nistru river is reduced from red code to orange code.
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A terrace is set to be arranged on the first lake of the “Valea Trandafirilor” park in the capital.
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Moldova and Finland could establish a structured dialogue in the field of resilience.
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The salary reform in the public sector risks leading to the departure of specialists from local councils and affecting the capacity of local public administration, warns the Congress of Local Authorities of Moldova.
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Weekly retrospective: 28 September – 4 October.
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The water level in the Dniester, in the area of the Cosauti intake station, has stabilized in the last 48 hours, after it dropped by approximately 60 centimeters in the past few days.
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A former kindergarten director has been convicted of fraud and forgery in public documents, being fined 72,500 lei.
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Over four hundred schools in France remain closed on Friday, amid student protests, which have escalated into violence, announced the French Minister of Education, Édouard Geffray.
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Throughout the month of September, as a result of ANTA inspections, penalties amounting to over 1.1 million lei were imposed for violations related to illicit transportation of people and goods, and road safety.
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Over 60 honorary consuls of the Republic of Moldova discussed proposals for promoting the country abroad, including the launch of a joint international campaign.
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The price of standard diesel drops below the threshold of 36 lei per liter.
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Issues related to public finances can fuel inflation and, over time, can slow down the economy, and the effects can be stronger if central banks do not react sufficiently.
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The Russian army struck last night, for the fourth time in just 24 hours, the Southern bridge in Kiev, one of the main crossings over the Dnieper.
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The founding of the airline company FlyOne would have been done with money originating from tax evasion, and nearly 41 million lei would have been concealed and legalized in the Republic of Moldova and abroad.
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Alcohol consumption continues to represent a significant risk factor for the population’s health, affecting both adults and adolescents.
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Fiodor Gagauz, nominated by the Socialist Party, has been registered as a candidate for the position of Governor of Gagauzia in the elections of November 15th.
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A vegetation fire broke out in the area of Plauru, Tulcea county in Romania, following the crash of a drone, announced the Romanian Ministry of National Defense (MApN).
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The 25 brands designated in the first edition of the national program “Top Exporters from Moldova” were awarded at the Moldova Export Forum.
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Former ASP car examiner, detained. He allegedly asked candidates for up to 1,700 euros for a license
A former car examiner from the Public Services Agency has been detained in an influence trafficking case related to obtaining driving licenses.
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The United States Treasury Department has designated the A7 network, led by fugitive oligarch Ilan Shor, as a significant transnational criminal organization and accuses it of helping Russia and Iran evade international sanctions, reports IPN.
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A 29-year-old driver died as a result of a road accident that occurred last night on the R-6 route, near the locality of Zahareuca, Telenesti district.
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Moldova must be prepared to draw water from the Dniester at a greater depth, given the reduction in water flows coming from Ukraine.
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The number of beneficiaries of heating allowances in the new heating season will be similar to that of last year, that is, 620 thousand households, or even more.
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The National Theatre “Eugène Ionesco” presents the show “The Inspector General” /National Theatre “Eugène Ionesco” /06:30 PM/.
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The Parliamentary Committee for Foreign Policy is hearing from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the objectives of the economic diplomacy of the Republic of Moldova, economic potential, cooperation agreements in the economic field etc.
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The government will allocate three more high-capacity pumps from the state reserves for the water intake from the Dniester, at the request of SA Apa-Canal Chisinau.
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Several people were poisoned after attending a private event organized in a venue in the town of Floresti.
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The EU is evaluating Moldova’s reforms for a new tranche of 157 million euros, European commissioner
The European Union is currently assessing the reforms carried out by the Republic of Moldova until June 2026, and the results of this evaluation will form the basis of the decision to disburse a new tranche of 157 million euros from the Growth Plan.
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Director Veaceslav Madan, former Minister of Culture, will be laid to rest on Friday.