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Cybercriminals have begun to make more active use of a new social engineering tactic: they disguise phishing links as the familiar “Unsubscribe” button. Users who try to get rid of unwanted emails risk handing over their personal data to cybercriminals instead of unsubscribing from advertisements.
SANITAS, the Federation of Romanian Medical Workers’ Unions, which represents 100,000 healthcare workers, has called for a two-hour warning strike on July 20 and a general strike on July 28 that will affect all healthcare facilities in the country.
Europol assisted in a global operation to combat human trafficking conducted in 59 countries, including Moldova, Georgia, and Ukraine, which resulted in the identification of 2,070 potential victims and the arrest of 1,024 suspects, 334 of whom are suspected of human trafficking, the EU agency reported on July 6.
The National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) has paid 1.22 billion lei in advance to healthcare providers for services to be rendered to the public in July.
The Ministry of Health proposes to reorganize the system of secondary medical education by merging (absorbing) medical colleges into the N. Testemițanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy (GUMF). Following the merger, the university’s budget will exceed one billion lei.
Culture Minister Christian Jardan publicly apologized to Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu for a protocol error that occurred this morning during a rally commemorating the victims of deportations. The official explained that the omission of the prime minister’s name from the list of announced dignitaries was a purely technical error and not an intentional act.
Between 2019 and 2026, the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection was forced to send 81 requests to other countries for the return of children who had been illegally taken or were being held abroad.
The record number of graduates who earned an average score of 10 on this year’s national bachelor’s degree exam is clear evidence that the reforms initiated in the education system are moving in the right direction. This view was expressed by Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu during a ceremony honoring students who achieved exceptional results.
The Chisinau City Hall is initiating discussions with teachers and school principals regarding the implementation of the Restart reform in the education sector. This was announced by Andrei Pavalo, head of the Chisinau City Hall’s Main Department of Education, Youth, and Sports.
180 Moldovan citizens worked as operators at a Ukrainian call center set up to defraud people, primarily residents of Romania.
Maya Bănărescu, a lawyer and expert who formerly served as ombudsman and children’s rights advocate, believes that the authorities should include older adults in their development strategies and measures to revitalize the labor market. In her article, she emphasized that retirees who are willing and able to work represent an important resource that is, however, underutilized.
More than 100 international organizations have stated that companies developing artificial intelligence should be responsible for children’s safety.
Following the re-grading process, 1,420 grades on high school graduation exams were raised. This represents 12.48% of the total number of appeals, and the final results show an increase in exam pass rates across all subjects, according to the Ministry of Education and Research.
With financial support from the European Union, new social services for children with severe disabilities will be introduced in Moldova.
One in two Moldovan high school graduates is considering studying abroad. Against this backdrop, competition among countries for international students is growing, as is the demand for consulting services regarding admission to foreign universities. Petru Descalescu, director of the “Excel” Information and Education Center, discussed how the preferences of Moldovan high school graduates are changing, which fields of study are most popular in 2026, and what obstacles applicants face.
UPDATED. Posts are circulating on Facebook and TikTok calling on citizens to gather today, July 4, at the Great National Assembly Square for a flash mob in support of the ruling party and President Maia Sandu. While some posts are urging people to take to the streets, another segment of the online community is calling on the public not to participate in this event.
The Parliament building of the Republic of Moldova was illuminated in the colors of the United States flag as a sign of friendship and cooperation with the U.S. This symbolic gesture was timed to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Declaration of Independence.
Logos Press is launching a series of articles by Elena Radu, co-founder and director of the Alfa Institute for Strategic Branding (INBRASA), on creating a new model of statehood through the deliberate restructuring of the country amid the phased crisis of the 21st century.
The Ministry of Education and Research will issue an official order next week stipulating that the 10-point grading system will become mandatory for all fourth-grade students starting with the new school year in September 2026.
Ukraine will establish a National Pantheon on the grounds of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra in Kyiv. It will serve as a memorial complex for the reburial of prominent statesmen, military figures, and cultural figures, according to the Center for Strategic Communications under the Ministry of Culture.
