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Ion Calmîș

Ion Calmîș

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Founder and editor-in-chief of Triunghi.md. Ion (Nalyk) Calmîș has worked at the intersection of journalism and technology in the Republic of Moldova for over two decades — a road that began in Ungheni, as a reporter at the newspaper Unghiul. He is CTO of Studio Technologies, the company behind the platforms of some of the country's most-read newsrooms (unimedia.info, jurnal.md, jurnaltv.md, tvrmoldova.md), and Head of AI Ecosystem at Esempla Systems (Moldova's GovStack infrastructure); he co-founded the newsroom Replica Media. At Triunghi.md he puts that experience — and artificial intelligence, at scale — in the service of local journalism built on source triangulation (People, Documents, Data) and on impartiality.

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Heavy rain on a car windscreen, with the wiper in motion and the red brake lights of a car ahead on a wet road.
LOCAL

The 23 October yellow rain code is over: the Prut at Ungheni stays under orange code

The yellow code for heavy rain issued by the Meteorology Authority for Friday, 23 October (10.00–21.00, 15–49 l/m²), has expired. According to the hydrological warning of 23 October, the rain will not significantly change the situation on the Prut: from 24 to 30 October, on the Costești – Brânza section, which includes Ungheni, the river is at 20–30% of the long-term average, orange code.

Ion Calmis·22 October 2026· News
Illustration: on a desk, above a folder of employment forms, the hands of two people pass an access card between them.
ECONOMY & FEZ

Small and medium-sized businesses in Ungheni that hire young people can sign up by 1 December for a German-funded HR programme

Small and medium-sized enterprises in Ungheni can apply by 1 December 2026 to join the HR Toolkit Programme, implemented by GIZ. The programme offers recruitment templates, workshops and mentoring for hiring and retaining young people, has 30 places for six localities and is not a grant competition.

Ion Calmis·22 October 2026· News
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A new path paved with slabs, a young tree and levelled ground ready for planting in downtown Ungheni; in the background, the Episcopal Cathedral.
PUBLIC SERVICES

Urban garden in downtown Ungheni: utility networks and paths are done, the European project ends on 11 December

On the plot between Înfrățirii Square and the Episcopal Cathedral, the underground utility networks and the paths have been built and the ground has been levelled, Ungheni City Hall announces. The work is carried out by SRL “Servicii Comunale Ungheni”, and the infrastructure costs are covered by City Hall, according to the same source. The European project funding the garden, worth 303.802,50 euros, is due to end on 11 December 2026.

Ion Calmis·22 October 2026· News
A farmer's hands place tomatoes into wooden crates on a sorting table; beside them, crates of peppers and a checklist on a clipboard.
LOCAL

Ungheni, one of two pilot districts in a three-year Italian project for small farmers

The District Council announces that Ungheni is one of the two districts chosen nationwide for a three-year pilot project, funded by Italy, that prepares small and medium-sized farmers for European rules. The project has 4 million euros for the whole country; how farmers can sign up has not yet been announced.

Ion Calmis·21 October 2026· News
A folded white karate gi with a black belt and three medals on ribbons, gold, silver and bronze, laid on a training mat.
LOCAL

Ungheni Sports School athletes reach the podium 26 times at the Chișinău open karate championship

The team of the Ungheni Sports School for Children and Juniors, 42 athletes trained by coach Iurii Cebaniuc, won 8 first places, 11 second places and 7 third places at the Chișinău municipal open championship in traditional karate-do, dedicated to the capital’s patron day, Ungheni City Hall reports. A total of 169 athletes took part.

Ion Calmis·21 October 2026· News
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A hand in a disposable glove reaches for a vaccine bait in transparent packaging lying among autumn leaves on a forest floor.
LOCAL

ANSA lays rabies vaccine baits for foxes until 2 November: dogs and cats should not roam freely for two weeks in vaccinated areas

The National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) is distributing rabies vaccine baits for wild foxes by hand between 20 October and 2 November 2026. The agency recommends leaving baits where they are found or moving them with gloves, and keeping dogs and cats from roaming freely for two weeks in areas where baits were laid. Ungheni district had three rabies outbreaks between late July and mid-August.

Ion Calmis·21 October 2026· News
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