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The format of the lessons on February 18 will be decided based on the situation in the localities. Recommendations of the MEC

17.02.2026

The Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) leaves it to the discretion of the education directorates to decide how schools will organize lessons on February 18, online or with physical

IPN | Cultural Agenda | July 23

The dissolution of the successors of the former “Sor” party is based on the mechanism introduced in 2023, expert

Agenda of events for Thursday, July 23

Dozens of children learned about the importance of responsible financial decisions at BNM

Traffic restricted on several streets in the capital for infrastructure works

IPN | Cultural Agenda | July 23

22.07.2026

Moldova and Germany simplify the mutual recognition of official documents

22.07.2026

The dissolution of the successors of the former “Sor” party is based on the mechanism introduced in 2023, expert

22.07.2026

Agenda of events for Thursday, July 23

22.07.2026

Dozens of children learned about the importance of responsible financial decisions at BNM

22.07.2026

Traffic restricted on several streets in the capital for infrastructure works

22.07.2026

Moldova will have a new representative at the European Court of Human Rights

22.07.2026

In Moldova, maritime schools could be opened, minister

22.07.2026

Russian political emigrants will be deprived, by law, of access to consular services or the right to carry out real estate transactions

22.07.2026

ANRE proposes a gas tariff close to that requested by Energocom

22.07.2026

Tiraspol refuses to participate in the “1+1” negotiations in Chisinau. Deputy Prime Minister: Cites security issues

Ion Ceban appeals to the President of Ukraine for solutions in the context of a potential crisis in Moldova’s water supply

NFTs and some crypto-assets will not be targeted by the upcoming law on the crypto-asset market

OpenAI Company confirms the execution of the first cyber attack carried out autonomously by artificial intelligence

By 2028, the state aims to provide anti-drone protection for 60% of critical infrastructure