Moldova plans to raise some public sector salaries by up to 37% from January 1, 2027, Prime Minister Vasile Tofan said, estimating the reform's cost at 3.5 billion to 5.5 billion lei.

A craftsman in Todirești, eastern Moldova, has spent around 15 years making drums by hand, as local kindergarten children ...

The FAO has named Moldovan cheesemaker Dorina Baciu among its 100 Women Heroes, recognizing women around the world who ...

Several digital public services in the Republic of Moldova were the target of a large-scale cyberattack, involving ...

Every day, thousands of people in the Republic of Moldova suffer a stroke. To draw attention to this medical emergency, ...

Military personnel and other members of Moldova’s National Army with access to classified information may be required to ...

The Republic of Moldova and Ukraine are set to sign a new military cooperation agreement in the near future, which could ...

The Republic of Moldova will switch to winter time overnight from Saturday to Sunday, October 24–25, when clocks will be ...

A group of individuals is suspected of attempting to draw young people from the Republic of Moldova into protest activities intended to escalate into violence and mass unrest. Fake social media ...

A Russian attack on October 22 forced a DTEK thermal power plant to halt electricity generation, as strikes continued across ...

Moldova's parliament has approved legislation allowing people with severe disabilities since childhood to receive both ...

Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan and International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission chief Alina Iancu discussed the government ...