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This live text report provides updates on the 1626th day of the war in Ukraine, mentioning fires in Russia, a July record, Zelensky's orders, and a warning about a potential Russian attack on NATO.
Residents on Andrei Doga Street in Chisinau are protesting against a new construction project, demanding that the river not be concreted.
Energocom reports no deficit in electricity supply for August 7, but acknowledges that the regional energy situation remains challenging.
The weather for August 8, 2026, is expected to be sunny with scattered showers in certain regions of Moldova.
Moldovans living in the diaspora share their dreams of returning home and the difficulties they face in doing so.
Meteorologists have issued a yellow code warning for fire danger across Moldova, specifying the period it will be in effect.
Bulgaria is ceasing the dual display of prices in leva and euro, a change that Moldovan tourists planning vacations should be aware of.
A new US legislative proposal is discussed, which proponents believe could bring the conflict between Russia and Ukraine closer to an end through sanctions.
An AI-generated horoscope for August 8, 2026, predicts new stages for Aries and a search for stability for Taurus, with Sagittarians breaking routine.
Mount Etna volcano is active again, with ashfall causing significant disruption to air traffic in Italy.
A woman was struck by a taxi on a pedestrian crossing on Ion Creangă Street in Chisinau.
Wildfires in France are posing a risk to the wine harvest, with grapes potentially developing a smoky flavor.
Experts are advising Moldovan citizens to conserve energy during peak hours, as high demand can lead to increased costs.
A man from Cimișlia is facing potential life imprisonment for allegedly beating his partner to death.
An update on how zoo animals are being kept cool during the current heatwave with specific measures taken.
Three Moldovan students have achieved success by winning medals at the International Olympiad on Artificial Intelligence.
A pensioner in Chisinau was defrauded of nearly one million lei by individuals posing as employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and SIS.
A potential increase in VAT on cereals is causing concern among farmers who warn of bankruptcies, while the government promises consultations.