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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.
The EduLIFE network, which helps young people develop life and professional skills through a peer-to-peer approach, reached more than 20,500 participants during the 2025–2026 school year. According to the organizers, this is the highest figure since the program’s launch in 2020.
In the Republic of Moldova, there is a significant mismatch between the preferences of prospective parents and the profiles of children in need of a family. There are currently 800 children in the child welfare system with adoptable status, while the number of applications from families is only about 300. Most prospective adoptive parents are looking for healthy, young children, whereas the majority of children in the system are over 7 years old or have a disability.
Parliament passed a bill in its second reading that provides for the transfer of more than 8 hectares of land from the outskirts of the commune of Bechoi (Chisinau municipality) for the reconstruction of a military base.
U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled a concept for a giant golden bald eagle, which, according to his plan, is to serve as a symbolic gift to the White House to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States. However, the post quickly drew attention not for the idea itself, but for errors that indicated the use of artificial intelligence.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen plans to announce in September plans to introduce EU-wide age restrictions on the use of social media. The discussion is expected to focus on developing rules that would require digital platforms to prevent children under a certain age from creating accounts. However, the final form of the initiative has not yet been determined.
In June, the National Army’s bomb disposal unit conducted 14 demining operations across the country, during which 21 explosive devices left over from World War II were discovered and neutralized.
The Green Ecological Party of Moldova points out that extreme heat has become the new normal rather than the exception, and states that local authorities play a crucial role in adapting to these conditions and protecting the population.
Scholarships for undergraduate students will increase by at least 40% starting September 1, 2026. The decision was approved at a government meeting on Wednesday, July 1.
In Azerbaijan, the Milli Majlis passed, in its final reading, far-reaching legislative changes that strictly regulate the operation of social media platforms and impose strict age restrictions on users.
Moldova ranks among the world’s leaders in terms of women’s political representation, placing 7th in the global gender equality ranking. This was reported by UN Women Moldova. The data was released to mark International Parliamentary Day.
The Bureau for Diaspora Relations has officially announced the tenth, anniversary edition of Diaspora Days, which will take place from August 3 to 21. This year’s program promises to be rich and diverse. The organizers aim to bring together Moldovan citizens living abroad, their families, and associations of compatriots from around the world.
Authorities are taking intensive measures to minimize the effects of the extreme heat wave that has swept across the Republic of Moldova. Between June 28 and 29, 2026, 3,567 people received assistance at emergency shelters set up by the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (GIES). Rescue workers distributed more than 1,133 liters of drinking water to citizens.
The Belgian Agency for International Cooperation (ENABEL) will expand its activities in Moldova. The main focus will be on strengthening the resilience of the healthcare system and developing capacity to respond to public health emergencies. This topic was discussed during Health Minister Emil Ceban’s official visit to Brussels, which is taking place June 29–30.
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, stated on the social media platform X that the spread of feminism and the decline in birth rates may have negatively affected the happiness of many women. His comment sparked a wide-ranging discussion about the role of the family, women’s choices, and demographic trends.
