Candidate’s File: Victoria Sanduta – independent candidate
Victoria Sanduta is running as an independent candidate in the Moldovan parliamentary elections on 28 September 2025. She is a trained jurist and former judge, bringing extensive legal experience to her campaign.Slogan:...
At the International Forum European Cross-Border Cooperation in Chisinau, the Ambassador of Ukraine to Moldova, Paun Rohovei, expressed gratitude for the unwavering support Ukraine has received from Moldova, Romania, and Poland —...
Eight former US ambassadors sign joint letter in support of Moldova: We stand with President Sandu
The Republic of Moldova is on the front line of a historic confrontation: defending democracy against the hybrid war waged by Putin’s regime — propaganda, corruption, intimidation, and destabilization. The message comes...
INTERVIEW Who runs Moldova: Parliament or the President, and why do we need 101 MPs?
An interview for the REALITATEA press group with Victor Juc, director of the Institute of Legal, Political, and Sociological Research, highlights the dilemma: who is actually the main actor in the Republic...
Telegram, the Trojan horse promoting Shor and mobilizing protests
In the Republic of Moldova, a rapidly growing Telegram network presents itself as local groups sharing “useful information.” While the channels announce weather updates, road repairs, and cultural events, they consistently deliver...
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Promo-Lex experts monitoring Moldova’s electoral campaign have uncovered a coordinated network of fake TikTok accounts spreading manipulative narratives ahead of the parliamentary elections.The network relied on two hashtags — #alegmoldova and #moldova...
Candidate’s file: The League of Cities and Communes
The League of Cities and Communes (LOC) has registered 54 candidates for the upcoming parliamentary elections in Moldova on September 28. The list includes several mayors, public officials, former cabinet members, doctors,...
Victoria Furtuna Rejects Claims of Losing Romanian Citizenship
Victoria Furtuna, leader of the Big Moldova Party, rejected reports that she faces the revocation of her Romanian citizenship. In a public statement, she described the allegations as “lies and manipulations” spread...