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The government will allocate 70.3 million lei to second-tier local budgets to ensure the payment of salaries to employees of general education institutions. The funds will be provided in the form of earmarked transfers.
Television channels in the Republic of Moldova will face stricter requirements regarding the broadcast of European content. A draft amendment to the Code on Audiovisual Media Services stipulates that at least 10% of weekly airtime must be allocated to European works produced by independent producers.
The average pension in Moldova is nearly 5,000 lei. According to data from the National Social Insurance Fund, as of July 1, 2026, it stood at 4,808.9 lei, an increase of 9.2% over the past year.
Moldova will host a Youth Festival to mark World Youth Day, which is celebrated on August 12. The event is dedicated not only to entertainment but also to discussing pressing issues facing Moldovan youth, whose numbers continue to decline.
The republic is stepping up efforts to control the spread of ragweed ahead of the peak blooming season. Over the past week, environmental inspectors have issued five citations and imposed fines totaling 5,400 lei, according to the Environmental Protection Inspectorate.
The Ministry of Education and Research is proposing changes to the rules for selecting and purchasing school textbooks. Under the proposed changes, the weight of quality in determining the winning bid will increase from 70% to 90%, while the weight of price will decrease from 30% to 10%.
In Moldova, there remains a significant disparity between urban and rural areas in terms of access to early childhood education. In urban kindergartens, there are an average of 89 children for every 100 available spots, whereas in rural areas, this figure is only 57 children.
A group of seventeen Moldovan teachers is in South Korea, where they are participating in the Korean Digital-Learning Improvement Cooperation (KLIC) 2026, an international professional development program in the field of digital education. This was reported by the Center for Information Technology and Communications in Education of the Republic of Moldova.
This week, the last protective dams installed on the Dniester River following an oil spill—allegedly caused by an attack by the Russian Federation on the Novodnestrovsk Hydroelectric Power Plant in Ukraine—were dismantled.
The United States has announced new measures aimed at restricting the right to citizenship by birth and stepping up the fight against so-called “birth tourism.” President Donald Trump has already signed the relevant executive orders.
An energy-saving campaign has kicked off in Moldova. Government agencies are collectively setting an example of frugality: they are turning off decorative lighting, hot water, and unnecessary lighting, and recommending that employees take the stairs instead of elevators and use only those electrical appliances that are absolutely essential.
A resident of Moldova needs to earn $28,731 a year to feel happy.
Former Los Angeles police officer Eric Heylem has been sentenced to life in prison plus 15 years for stealing $350,000 worth of cryptocurrency from a 17-year-old.
Teachers, principals, and support staff who will be required to take positions in other administrative-territorial units following the reorganization of schools will be eligible to receive a one-time relocation allowance of up to 300,000 lei, according to a regulation approved by the government.
The President on the military parade: “An opportunity to show how we have strengthened our defenses”
The military parade, which will take place on August 27, Independence Day of the Republic of Moldova, is intended to showcase to citizens the investments aimed at strengthening the national defense system, as well as efforts to maintain peace. President Maia Sandu made this statement.
Moldova’s traffic regulations are being harmonized with European standards. As part of this effort, new requirements will be introduced for N2 and N3 category trucks.
A 35-year-old man, a native of Ukraine, was detained in Moldova on suspicion of involvement in a telephone fraud scheme.
Changes will be made to Moldova’s traffic regulations. These changes concern the use of seat belts when transporting children. Drivers will be required to provide a car seat or other restraint device for children under 12 years of age or shorter than 150 cm.
Moldova has appointed its first chief rabbi in 12 years, signaling a revival of the Jewish community
Moldova will hold the inauguration of its chief rabbi after a 12-year gap in the position.
President Maia Sandu signed a decree appointing Liliana Vitsu-Eșanu as director of the Center for Strategic Communication and Countering Disinformation following the approval of Anna Revenko’s resignation letter.
