The renovated pool at Moldova State University's sports institute — costing some 18 million lei — hasn't officially reopened, yet private school "Aquadis" is already running sessions there.
Moldova's Ministry of Education launched an internal probe after images allegedly showing 9th-grade history test questions circulated on the internet on exam day.
Images with alleged 9th-grade history questions appeared online on the day of the exam.
Moldova's MEC self-referred and opened an internal investigation into the leak.
No announcement yet on whether the exam will be cancelled or rescheduled.
Journalist and theologian Paul Palencsar says the Romanian Orthodox Church lacks the institutional clarity to manage the fallout from Metropolitan Petru's resignation.
Metropolitan Petru resigned after intimate footage involving him circulated online.
Theologian Paul Palencsar accuses the Romanian Patriarchate of lacking transparency in handling the crisis.
The scandal hits the Metropolis of Bessarabia, a Romanian Orthodox Church structure active in Moldova.
We Sport and Jurnal TV have secured rights to broadcast 32 matches, including both semi-finals and the final, marking a first for Moldova's private media market.
We Sport and Jurnal TV will air the World Cup — a first for Moldovan commercial TV.
The broadcast package covers 32 matches, including both semi-finals and the final.
The deal was secured through the Moldovan Football Federation.
CALM warns that a reform seen as top-down could trigger community protests, and calls on the European Committee of the Regions to broker genuine dialogue.
CALM asked the European Committee of the Regions to monitor Moldova's administrative reform.
The organisation warns that a top-down reform risks triggering local-level protests.
The appeal came one day after Moldova's EU accession talks were officially unblocked.
The vetting of Prosecutor General Alexandru Makidon has exposed what critics call a double standard: murky family savings clear the bar, while professional ties to Russia do not.
Makidon cleared vetting in May despite unexplained declared funds linked to family savings.
The commission has repeatedly accepted family-inheritance explanations with no uniform standard.
Professional activity in Russia led to dismissals, while obscure asset origins did not.