MEC reports classroom assault involving student’s parent

The Ministry of Education and Research has responded after a novice teacher was reportedly assaulted by a parent of one of the students in the classroom. The incident was reported to the police, and specialists from the Republican Center for Psycho-Pedagogical Assistance will conduct psychological evaluations for both the teacher and the students involved.

Dan Perciun announces social housing plan for young teachers

The government is considering creating social housing for young teachers in rural districts. This initiative aims to address the shortage of teaching staff and encourage new graduates to accept teaching positions outside major cities. The announcement was made by Dan Perciun, the Minister of Education and Research.

Children with disabilities will receive 3,000 lei in June

Families raising children with disabilities will receive a one-time allowance of 3,000 lei each June. This legislative initiative was approved by Parliament with the support of the parliamentary majority.

Double bomb alert at Chișinău International Airport: Passengers evacuated overnight

Two bomb threats were reported overnight at the "Eugen Doga" International Airport in Chisinau. Both threats were found to be false, and the airport's operations have returned to normal, according to the General Inspectorate of Border Police.

Over 100 hectares of woodland underwent pesticide treatment

The "Moldsilva" agency continuously monitors forest conditions and intervenes when necessary to prevent pest outbreaks and protect the forest ecosystem. Based on silvopathological research conducted in the summer and autumn of 2025, as well as monitoring done in the spring of this year, specialists implemented pest control measures using aerial treatments.

Parliament presented with major violations of children’s rights

The Republic of Moldova continues to face significant issues regarding children's rights, with violations occurring repeatedly from year to year. During parliamentary hearings on May 20, several key vulnerabilities highlighted in complaints submitted to the Ombudsman for Children's Rights in 2025 were identified. These include insufficient protection against violence, inadequate access to education and social assistance, and failures in ensuring the right to family integrity and fair trial in court.

Graduates offered allowances of up to 375,000 lei to teach in rural schools

Graduates who agree to be assigned to educational institutions located outside the cities of Chisinau and Balti will receive an increased allowance of up to 275,000 lei. Additionally, those who choose to study in fields with a significant teacher shortage will receive an allowance of 375,000 lei.

Pension rights extended to Moldovans residing in Slovakia

Moldovans who are working legally in Slovakia will be eligible to receive pensions once they reach retirement age. They will also have access to various social benefits during their employment, including compensation for work-related accidents, occupational diseases, and survivors' pensions. An agreement on social security between Moldova and Slovakia was signed in Bratislava in March 2026 and has been approved by the Chisinau Executive.

Families with disabled children will receive 3,000 lei in June

Families caring for children with disabilities will receive a one-time allowance of 3,000 lei in June. More than 13,500 children will benefit from this aid, according to a draft law approved by the Government on Wednesday.

CNAM Head: Health insurance should be seen as protection, not taxation

Health insurance should primarily be viewed as a form of financial protection for citizens, rather than merely a mandatory tax, argues Ion Dodon, the general director of the National Health Insurance Company (CNAM). He emphasizes that many of the actual costs of medical services are covered by the public system, even if patients may not always be aware of this.

No signs of patient data breach following cyberattack, Ion Dodon

The computer systems of the National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) are often targeted by cyberattacks. Recently, one of the 16 systems managed by the institution was subjected to a large-scale attack, according to CNAM Director Ion Dodon. He stated that authorities are currently investigating the incident, but so far, there is no evidence that citizens' data has been compromised or published online.

Paid energy internships launched for women: eligible categories announced

Women interested in pursuing a career in the energy sector can apply starting May 19 for a new round of the Internship Program for Women in Energy. This program is launched by the Consolidated Unit for the Implementation and Monitoring of Energy Projects (UCIPE) with support from the World Bank.