Street begging is on the rise in the Republic of Moldova, posing risks to both traffic participants and the individuals involved, according to the General Inspectorate of Police.

Members of the parliamentary opposition are proposing to reduce the number of deputies in Parliament from 101 to 61. This initiative comes from the socialists and has the support of the "Alternative" Bloc, Our Party, and Democracy at Home. The proposal's supporters argue that this change would make state institutions more efficient and less costly.

Members of the parliamentary opposition are proposing to reduce the number of deputies in Parliament from 101 to 61. This initiative comes from the socialists and has the support of the "Alternative" Bloc, Our Party, and Democracy at Home. The proposal's supporters argue that this change would make state institutions more efficient and less costly.

A group of Moldovan deputies from the Socialist Party, the Alternative Bloc and the Democracy at Home Party are in Georgia on a cooperation visit within the Moldovan-Georgian friendship group. The trip has generated controversy in Chisinau, due to the increasingly obvious rapprochement of the Tbilisi regime with Russia and hostile statements towards the Republic of Moldova.

A group of Moldovan deputies from the Socialist Party, the Alternative Bloc and the Democracy at Home Party are in Georgia on a cooperation visit within the Moldovan-Georgian friendship group. The trip has generated controversy in Chisinau, due to the increasingly obvious rapprochement of the Tbilisi regime with Russia and hostile statements towards the Republic of Moldova.

More than 250 job opportunities were showcased at the Job Fair held during the "MoldEnergy Expo" exhibition. Companies and organizations from the energy sector presented job offers for various positions, including engineers, accountants, electromechanics, economists, and lawyers. Participants noted that the offers are particularly appealing for young individuals at the start of their careers.

More than 250 job opportunities were showcased at the Job Fair held during the "MoldEnergy Expo" exhibition. Companies and organizations from the energy sector presented job offers for various positions, including engineers, accountants, electromechanics, economists, and lawyers. Participants noted that the offers are particularly appealing for young individuals at the start of their careers.

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Parliament today rejected the simple motion submitted regarding the public policies implemented by the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection in the demographic policy, poverty prevention and reduction, and compensation of energy resource costs. The motion was initiated by 33 o...

The poultry sector in the Republic of Moldova is experiencing ongoing development, bolstered by public investments and external programs. Export prospects are becoming more favourable. A significant boost comes from the opening of the European market: starting in February 2026, poultry meat from across the Republic of Moldova will be eligible for export to the European Union, providing producers with new opportunities for expansion.

The poultry sector in the Republic of Moldova is experiencing ongoing development, bolstered by public investments and external programs. Export prospects are becoming more favourable. A significant boost comes from the opening of the European market: starting in February 2026, poultry meat from across the Republic of Moldova will be eligible for export to the European Union, providing producers with new opportunities for expansion.

Early diagnosis and increased social awareness can significantly enhance the future of children with autism in the Republic of Moldova. When parents recognize the importance of an early diagnosis, it allows their children to access therapies, educational support, and social integration. As society grows in understanding, it will adapt to better accommodate the special needs of these children, experts say.

Early diagnosis and increased social awareness can significantly enhance the future of children with autism in the Republic of Moldova. When parents recognize the importance of an early diagnosis, it allows their children to access therapies, educational support, and social integration. As society grows in understanding, it will adapt to better accommodate the special needs of these children, experts say.

Starting May 1, the fare for public transportation in Chisinau will increase by one lei. A trip on a bus, minibus, or trolleybus will now cost seven lei, up from the current price of six lei. The city's authorities attribute this fare increase to rising fuel prices.

Starting May 1, the fare for public transportation in Chisinau will increase by one lei. A trip on a bus, minibus, or trolleybus will now cost seven lei, up from the current price of six lei. The city's authorities attribute this fare increase to rising fuel prices.

At the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, deputies experienced the world through the eyes of a child with autism—not through speeches, but via a direct, immersive experiment. Organizers invited them to navigate a sensory labyrinth simulating the daily challenges that individuals on the autism spectrum face. The “SOS Autism” Association arranged the experiment for […] The post (VIDEO) Autism Awareness Day marked at Parliament. Lawmakers entered a sensory maze appeared first on Moldova.

Methods to improve the efficiency of ministries’ work, in order to enhance planning, cooperation and achieve better results for citizens were discussed today at a roundtable that brought together around 50 officials and EU experts. The event was organized within the Europea...

Phone fraud attempts have increased, with scammers posing as officials from public institutions or banks. The State Tax Service (SFS) warns that callers persuade citizens to share SMS codes, which can lead to unauthorised account access or loans being taken out in their names.

Phone fraud attempts have increased, with scammers posing as officials from public institutions or banks. The State Tax Service (SFS) warns that callers persuade citizens to share SMS codes, which can lead to unauthorised account access or loans being taken out in their names.