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An exhibition by the British designer was scheduled to open the Costume Institute’s spring season in 2027. Following criticism from members of the Jewish community, Galliano announced that the exhibition would not take place. The decision was made following discussions between the designer, museum leadership, and other stakeholders. The museum and Galliano himself announced this on August 31.
The feeling that summer has gone by too quickly can arise even after three eventful months. Psychologists attribute this effect to how a person divides their attention and how the brain subsequently processes those experiences.
Academician Valeriu Pasat addressed an open letter to Moldovan President Maia Sandu, calling on the government to develop a coherent policy for the preservation of historical and cultural monuments. In his view, the existing legislative framework is insufficient unless the regulations are backed by effective oversight, funding, and practical measures to preserve these sites.Academician Valeriu Pasat sent an open letter to Moldovan President Maia Sandu, calling on the government to develop a coherent policy for the preservation of historical and cultural monuments. In his view, the existing legislative framework is insufficient unless the regulations are backed by effective oversight, funding, and practical measures to preserve these sites.
Dental tourism has become a major driving force behind Moldova’s exports. However, the dispute over the rules governing clinics has divided the political establishment and the medical community. A paradox has emerged in the midst of this controversy: officials are calling for maximum market liberalization and the removal of bureaucratic barriers, while specialists are urging careful regulation.
Moldovan businessman Tudor Darie, who lives in Bucharest, published a list of the differences between the terms and expressions used in the Republic of Moldova and in Romania to mark Romanian Language Day.
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan stated that people living in the Republic of Moldova should learn and use the Romanian language, noting that this is a sign of respect for their country of residence.
In honor of Limba Noastră, Romanian Language Day, which the republic is celebrating today, Ivona Piorco, the European Union’s ambassador to Moldova, is reading the poem “Mama” in Romanian for the first time.
Throughout September, every school in the country will receive a copy of the Declaration of Independence of the Republic of Moldova. This was announced by Dan Perchun, Minister of Education and Research.
Romania’s population continues to decline, even though significantly more people are moving into the country than are leaving it. As of January 1, 2026, Romania’s population stood at 19.041 million—1,800 fewer than a year earlier, according to the National Institute of Statistics (INS).
The program for providing one-time grants to young professionals has been expanded. Whereas previously these payments were available only to those who took jobs at schools, young people who find employment at universities and research institutes will now also be eligible to receive them.
Negotiations between the government and education sector unions will take place on September 1. The discussions will focus primarily on the draft of the new Wage Law, which is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2027.
Elections for student councils will be held in schools across the Republic of Moldova this fall. Until October 9, 2026, students will be able to elect their representatives and take an active part in the life of their schools.
The first day of the 2026–2027 school year in Moldovan schools will be held under the theme “Independence That Unites Us.” But before talking to children about self-reliance, responsibility, and independence, it’s important for adults to remember: self-reliance in school doesn’t happen on its own. A child first needs to feel safe—at home, in the classroom, and among peers.
A leading institute specializing in mental health and substance abuse in the Netherlands has issued a “red alert” regarding ecstasy pills shaped like Donald Trump’s head that have appeared on the market. Scientists warn that these pills could be deadly.
Individuals who are considered citizens of the Republic of Moldova by law from the moment of their birth but did not receive identity documents before turning 18 will be able to use a simplified procedure to confirm their citizenship.
Unlike last year, in 2026 the government will no longer provide financial aid to students before the start of the school year. According to Victor Pruteanu, the capital’s deputy mayor in charge of social affairs, such measures must be institutionalized and provided in a predictable manner, in accordance with clear rules.
To mark Independence Day, Moldovan President Maia Sandu signed a decree awarding state honors to citizens who have made a special contribution to the country’s development.
The U.S. State Department has warned American citizens about the risk of civil unrest in Ukraine and advised them not to travel to the country. This is stated in an updated advisory on the department’s website.
The death toll from the flooding in northern Nepal has reached 626. Another 667 people are listed as missing.
The Republic of Moldova plans to change the way medical care is provided in prisons. Inmates would receive medical services that meet the same standards as those provided to patients in the community.
