“Let’s read together” promotes reading and Gagauz traditions in kindergartens

There are kindergartens in the Gagauz autonomy where children learn their native language, along with Russian and Romanian. The young learners engage with poems, listen to stories, and explore their cultural roots. During the month, the "Let's read together" campaign is being held in preschool educational institutions, promoting both a love for reading and Gagauz traditions.

Cioc-Maidan’s Culture House was modernized through the “European Village” Program

Residents of the village of Cioc-Maidan in southern Moldova will soon enjoy a modernized House of Culture, thanks to two projects financed under the National Program "European Village," editions I and II. The state budget has allocated over 7 million lei for these investments, and the work is more than 70 percent complete.

Gălești village upgrades local infrastructure

The village of Gălești in Moldova's Strășeni district is undergoing a major transformation, benefiting its 2,800 residents. Three government-funded local development projects are upgrading educational facilities, street lighting, and road networks.

Moldovan village wastewater plant remains idle six years after €153,000 investment

A wastewater treatment plant in Cioburciu, Ștefan Vodă, remains non-functional six years after its scheduled completion. Despite an investment of approximately €153,000 (3M MDL), legal disputes between contractors have left the facility dormant since experimental trials in 2020.

Foreign language school in Dubăsari, opened with the support of the European Union

A foreign language school was established in Dubasari with the support of the European Union, providing children and young people the opportunity to learn English. The initiative was inspired by a native of Dubasari, who, after gaining experience teaching in schools and kindergartens in Chisinau, sought to offer those on the left bank of the Nistru the chance to study a foreign language.

Ungheni municipality will have a new agri-food market

The Ungheni Municipality will soon have a new agri-food market. Currently, construction is progressing rapidly: the water and sewage networks have already been installed, and work is underway to set up the lighting network. Following this, the foundation will be laid for 30 pavilions, which will be arranged in five rows.

Holercani water system upgraded, ensuring constant access

The residents of Holercani village in the Dubăsari district now enjoy a modernized water supply system. This improvement was made possible by the implementation of two projects under the National Program "European Village," editions I and II. These initiatives replaced outdated infrastructure, increased network pressure, and ensured constant water access for the entire community.

Gagauzia survey reveals institutional rift and low trust in Moldovan state integration

A new sociological study by Promo-LEX, released on April 16, 2026, reveals a deepening rift between the central government in Chisinau and the Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia (UTAG). The data highlights widespread distrust in democratic processes, a pivot toward Russian influence, and significant barriers to linguistic integration.

Hundreds in Soroca donated food to the needy

Over three tons of food were collected in Soroca during an Easter charity campaign. One hundred fifty bags of non-perishable food were distributed to those in need, particularly the elderly.

Comrat challenges suspension of People’s Assembly elections at Supreme Court: “abuse of exceptions”

The People's Assembly (PA) from Comrat has appealed to the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ) against the Sud Court of Appeal's decision to suspend the election scheduled for June 21. The central authorities in Chisinau criticized the leaders of the autonomy for seeking exceptions and violating the provisions of the Electoral Code.

Ana Cerari, Roma voice who cannot read: “Education always came first in my family”

Many Roma adults have not completed secondary school, and one in five can be considered functionally or completely illiterate. They often need assistance with completing documents or applying for social assistance. In Soroca, a community mediator named Ana Cerari provides this support. As a Roma herself, Ana grew up in a family that prioritized education. Now, she helps those who did not have the opportunity to attend school.

Soviet-induced famine in Gagauzia: New exhibition uncovers 1946 atrocities

The National Museum of History in Chișinău has launched a definitive exhibition documenting the man-made famine of 1946-1947. This collection specifically highlights the devastation in Southern Moldova, where nearly half of the Gagauz village populations perished under Soviet rule.