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There are more than 165 thousand people with disabilities in Moldova, which is about the same as one Gagauzia or half of Transnistria. And the main problem for them is not the meager payments (although this is also a significant factor), but the basic accessibility. Transportation, infrastructure, education are still inaccessible for a significant part of these people.

Systemic barriers for people with disabilities

Systemic barriers for people with disabilities

06 April 2026
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Again this year, iute Moldova is part of the “Table of Joy” campaign, the largest national solidarity project dedicated to socially vulnerable people, organized by the Social Mission “Diaconia”. Now in its 17th edition, the initiative mobilizes thousands of people every year who choose to get actively involved in helping those in need.

iute Moldova joins the “Table of Joy” campaign and collects 500 kg of products for vulnerable people

iute Moldova joins the “Table of Joy” campaign and collects 500 kg of products for vulnerable people

06 April 2026

Products traditionally considered healthy do not always live up to the image either. The National Agency for Food Safety (ANSA) informs the public about the detention and return to the manufacturer of a batch of imported pumpkin seeds weighing a total of 15 tons. The product posed a health risk to consumers.

ANSA did not allow bad pumpkin seeds to enter the Moldovan market

ANSA did not allow bad pumpkin seeds to enter the Moldovan market

06 April 2026

Hundreds of films have been made in Moldova in recent years. However, the key mechanism for financing the industry has not yet been launched. The Cinematography Fund formally exists, but does not actually work. The government intends to close this gap and approve the Regulation on the management and distribution of financial resources of the Cinematography Fund.

The Film Fund will finally be up and running

The Film Fund will finally be up and running

05 April 2026

Moldova plans to significantly toughen liability for drug-related offenses – from plant cultivation to possession and use. The size of fines will be increased several times.

Drug fines will increase dramatically

Drug fines will increase dramatically

05 April 2026
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On the last Saturday in March, Earth Hour is an annual global event in which millions of people and institutions in all countries turn off their lights for one hour to draw attention to climate change and energy conservation.

Government calls for lights to be turned off

Government calls for lights to be turned off

28 March 2026

Last month, external supplies of Moldovan apples amounted to 10.8 thousand tons. This is 500 tons lower than the export of the main “winter” fruit of Moldova in February this year. In March 2025, the country sent abroad 18.5 thousand tons, and in the first spring month of 2024 – almost 22 thousand tons of apples.

Moldovan apple exports discourage in March

Moldovan apple exports discourage in March

06 April 2026

Tour operators report that tourists are reconsidering or canceling plans for vacations in Turkey due to the aggravation of the situation.

Turkey loses vacationers to Iran war

Turkey loses vacationers to Iran war

06 April 2026

The PROGRESS project – “Promoting Green Deal Readiness in Eastern Partnership countries” – was launched in Moldova. The project is funded by the International Climate Initiative (IKI) of the German Federal Government and implemented by GIZ Moldova in partnership with a number of business associations in Moldova.

PROGRESS for the adaptation of Moldovan horticulture to climate change

PROGRESS for the adaptation of Moldovan horticulture to climate change

05 April 2026

We live in a world of senseless suffering and impending catastrophe, where the idea of moral progress has seemingly become incomprehensible. Modern society suffers from two epochal crises: the rise of anti-democratic forces and climate change. But what if today’s tragedies turn out to be a source of hope?

Tragedy is reborn as hope

Tragedy is reborn as hope

05 April 2026

International rating agency Moody’s Ratings has upgraded Moldova’s long-term credit rating in foreign and local currency from B3 to B2. At the same time, the agency points to the persistence of “systemic” risks associated with geopolitical tensions, vulnerability of the economy and possible internal political fluctuations.

Moody’s upgraded Moldova’s credit rating to B2

Moody’s upgraded Moldova’s credit rating to B2

06 April 2026

In early March, the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) extended until the end of June the decision to appoint Moldovagaz JSC responsible for ensuring gas supply to the Transnistrian region. Earlier, in 2023, ANRE revoked the license for natural gas transportation from the Moldovan-Russian company, giving this function to a subsidiary of the Romanian state operator Transgaz. And in 2025 – the license for supply, which is now handled by the Moldovan state-owned company Energocom.

Vadim Cheban: The energy market has not become more stable, free and predictable

Vadim Cheban: The energy market has not become more stable, free and predictable

01 April 2026

The sugar market is not about “sweetness”, but about economy in its purest form: excess supply, rising costs and managerial mistakes are instantly converted into price. That is why there is always a lot of information noise around sugar – slogans “let’s provide the market with our own”, “the market needs protection”, “importers are enemies”. But the noise does not change the main thing: the market does not punish imports – the market punishes inefficiency. And today this is evident all over Europe.

The end of the sweet “sugar era”

The end of the sweet “sugar era”

09 March 2026

The European Union is increasing pressure on the fashion industry: from July 19, 2026, a ban on the destruction of unsold clothes, shoes and accessories will come into force. The new rules oblige large companies not to dispose of leftover collections through incineration or landfill, but to look for more sustainable solutions – recycling, reuse or resale. The initiative is a response to the growing environmental burden posed by mass production of clothing.

Fashion brands will no longer be able to burn clothes

Fashion brands will no longer be able to burn clothes

02 April 2026

The desire for a “perfectly correct” diet – orthorexia (the word is derived from ortho and rexia, which can literally be translated from Greek as “the right appetite”) – is increasingly becoming a subject of discussion among specialists, although this condition is still not officially recognized as a separate disease. The term was proposed by physician Steven Bratman back in 1997, when he drew attention to a paradox: the desire to eat healthy can turn into an obsession and start to harm a person.

The line between HEA and disorder: how to recognize orthorexia

The line between HEA and disorder: how to recognize orthorexia

06 April 2026

The local authorities of Valencia (Spain) intend to impose on vacation homes and apartments a limit of 2% of the total housing stock of the urban neighborhood, reports Logos Press.

Another Spanish city imposes restrictions on tourists

Another Spanish city imposes restrictions on tourists

04 April 2026

A direct rail line will be built between the two airports in Istanbul, Turkey, separated by the Bosphorus Strait, which will make it much easier to travel when transferring, Logos Press reported.

Istanbul has made it easier to transfer between airports

Istanbul has made it easier to transfer between airports

06 April 2026
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