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The Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) has simplified the admission process for Ukrainian refugees seeking enrollment in Moldova’s vocational and technical education institutions for the 2026–2027 academic year. Specifically, applicants will no longer be required to submit a notarized translation of their educational documents when applying.
According to official data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), the infant mortality rate in 2025 declined significantly. The decline in infant mortality, along with an overall reduction in the number of deaths in the country (to 13.5 per 1,000 inhabitants), was one of the key factors contributing to the increase in life expectancy in Moldova, which, by the end of 2025, had risen by nearly 10 months to 72.8 years.
U.S. President Donald Trump commented on the death of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who was one of his most loyal allies.
Spain has received a record number of applications for legalization: more than a million migrants want to come out of the shadows
Linas Kukuraitis, who was recently appointed Minister of Health, intends to push for the establishment of pharmacies attached to hospitals—which were previously referred to as state-run—in Lithuania.
The German ambassador to Moldova made controversial statements about the Romanian language and unification with Romania during a live broadcast on a Moldovan television channel. Hubert Knirsch’s remarks sparked a wave of reactions in the public sphere.
A landfill in the town of Porumbeni, in the Criuleni District, became the subject of an investigation after environmental activists published photos showing hazardous medical waste, large amounts of plastic, and hundreds of Romanian driver’s licenses dumped at the site.
The National Communications Regulatory Agency (ARCOM) announced the launch of a public consultation on a draft decision to implement an interoperable mechanism for verifying the authenticity of the calling line identifier (CLI) through a number verification API.
Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, stated that revenge for his father’s assassination “will certainly be carried out.” The statement was released on Saturday, immediately following the funeral of former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Mojtaba himself was seriously wounded during the attack in which his father was killed and has not appeared in public since then.
European countries differ significantly when it comes to sick leave. At the same time, the social safety net in Europe appears to be more comprehensive compared, for example, to the United States, where fewer than half of the states have laws governing sick leave benefits.
The index ranks 85 countries based on criteria such as GDP, foreign direct investment, tourism, and human development. The list is divided into two parts: countries with the best and worst quality of life.
The wedding of American singer Taylor Swift and National Football League (NFL) player Travis Kelce has brought the cost of the most lavish celebrity weddings into the spotlight. Find out how much the most expensive weddings of recent years cost in this new roundup.
The RESTART reform, as presented by the Ministry of Education and Science, raises many questions within the educational community and fails to provide clear answers to the main problems facing the education system.
The Moldovan government continues to expand support measures for young people and young families, hoping to mitigate the effects of the demographic decline and labor shortage. Key measures include subsidies for first-time employment, the expansion of the network of public daycare centers, increased childbirth benefits, and youth employment programs.
In Gagauzia, 47 teachers completed professional development training in teaching the Gagauz language
The first professional development program for Gagauz language teachers, organized by the Ministry of Education and Research in collaboration with Comrat State University, has concluded in Gagauzia. Forty-seven teachers working in educational institutions within the autonomous region participated in the program.
By 2050, the number of cancer cases will rise by 66.7%, while access to treatment will remain unequal between rich and poor countries, warns a new WHO report.
Warm, windy weather and a lack of significant precipitation are increasing the risk of fires in most parts of the country. The State Hydrometeorological Service of Moldova has issued a “yellow” fire danger warning for the period from July 10 to 17, 2026.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan presented participants at the NATO summit in Ankara with an unusual parting gift—personalized Gümüşay revolvers with a set of .357 Magnum-caliber rounds. According to Reuters, it was this diplomatic souvenir that prompted many leaders to ask questions about the rules governing the import, storage, and registration of firearms.
In Moldova, civil society, in partnership with the government and local authorities, will establish at least four social service centers for children with severe disabilities.
Life expectancy in 2025 was 72.8 years, an increase of 0.8 years compared to 2024. The latest data comes from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), which notes that a significant gender gap persists.
