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The war in Ukraine continues with an attack on Kyiv resulting in at least three injuries, and Russia issuing threats of massive strikes.

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Vasile Tofan shares a message encouraging learning Romanian, in anticipation of the National Dictation event.

President Maia Sandu makes an appeal for people to speak freely without fear, in observance of Romanian Language Day.

The National Dictation event for 2026 has commenced, with a large number of participants across the country.

The Republic of Moldova is celebrating Romanian Language Day, an event that has been observed for 37 years.

The EU Ambassador to Moldova shared a congratulatory poem in Romanian, noting it was written by her daughter.

The daily horoscope, generated by ChatGPT, offers predictions for various zodiac signs including Scorpios, Aries, and Pisces.

The weather on the last day of summer is expected to be sunny with hot temperatures.

An armed incident in Switzerland resulted in one fatality and five injuries after shots were fired into a crowd.

The government has announced that spending for Independence Day was reduced by 21%.

A small house in Vorniceni has been transformed into Moldova's smallest museum, preserving the stories of an entire village.

Grigore Rînja from Rezina encourages young people to take advantage of international projects, having participated in initiatives in 33 countries.

The center of the capital will be blocked for Romanian Language Day, with road closures and public transport rerouting.

New details emerge in the case of a 17-year-old found dead in Cantemir, with two suspects arrested for mistreatment.

Icelandic citizens voted against resuming negotiations with the EU, with record participation.

An unauthorized aerial object entered Moldova from Ukraine and exited on the same route.

A ferry carrying hundreds of people has sunk near Northern Cyprus, with the situation described as grave.

A dispute over a queue at a second-hand store in Tiraspol escalated into a fight between two couples.

The Kremlin is not expected to improve relations with Europe, given their perceived conflictual attitude.

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