Chisinau International Airport risks losing over 90 million lei owed by bankrupt Air Moldova
Chisinau International Airport may be unable to recover more than 90 million Moldovan lei loaned to Air Moldova, which is currently undergoing bankruptcy proceedings, according to the airport’s 2025 audited financial statements.According...
Creating jobs, increasing pensions and salaries, and tackling corruption are the main expectations Moldovan citizens have for the country’s next prime minister, according to a report by Realitatea.Residents interviewed said the future...
More than 7,100 undeclared workers identified in Moldova since the start of 2026
More than 7,100 people have been identified working in violation of Moldova’s labor legislation since the beginning of 2026, according to data from the State Labour Inspectorate.The inspectorate says the highest number...
Igor Grosu attends first conference of EU candidate countries’ parliamentary speakers in Belgrade
Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu is participating in the inaugural Conference of Speakers of Parliaments of European Union Candidate Countries, taking place in Belgrade.The event brings together the heads of parliament from EU...
Following the resignation of a prime minister, the entire Cabinet of Ministers resigns as well. The president then holds consultations with parliamentary factions and appoints a candidate for the position of prime...
Moldova’s acting prime minister Eugeniu Osmochescu issues first statement after appointment
Moldova’s newly appointed acting Prime Minister Eugeniu Osmochescu has issued his first public statement following his appointment, saying he accepted the responsibility “with honor and full seriousness” and thanking President Maia Sandu...
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A Setback for FLY ONE: The CEIISS Refuses to Approve the Company’s Investments. What Will Happen to the Flights and Tickets?
Moldova’s Council for the Examination of Investments of Importance for State Security (CEIISS) has refused to approve investments made by airline company FLY ONE in a sector considered strategically important for national...
Moldovan president appoints new ambassadors to Council of Europe, India and Armenia
Moldovan President Maia Sandu signed several decrees on 23 June appointing new ambassadors to represent the country abroad.Under the decrees, Victor Lapusneanu was appointed Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Republic of...
Hungary’s reservation on Moldova, Ukraine EU accession screening seen as procedural, not critical
A reservation submitted by Hungary regarding the screening results for negotiation clusters 2–6 in the European Union accession processes of Moldova and Ukraine is not viewed as a critical obstacle in Brussels,...
The energy sector alert has expired. Which monitoring and intervention mechanisms remain in place?
Moldova has officially ended the state of alert in the energy sector, introduced on 25 April, after the Ministry of Energy decided not to extend it, citing improved conditions on the regional...
What Will Moldova’s European Integration Mean for You Personally: From Children to Pensioners
European integration is often discussed in terms of large-scale politics and macroeconomic indicators. However, its real meaning is not found in declarations or negotiations, but in concrete changes in everyday life. For...
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Moldova approves talks on €150 million EIB loan for agriculture and food sector
The Moldovan government has approved the launch of negotiations and the signing of a financing agreement with the European Investment Bank (EIB) for a €150 million loan aimed at developing the country’s...
Interior minister backs pension reform for military and special-status officers
Interior Minister Daniella Misail-Nichitin says a proposed reform that would increase the retirement age for military personnel and special-status public servants is necessary because the current legal framework, adopted in 1993, no...
(VIDEO) Nosatii Threatens the Press with the Army: You Are Among Those Who Have Not Completed Military Service. We Will Take Action
Moldova’s Defence Minister Anatolie Nosatii said that some journalists attending the government’s Cabinet meeting on 24 June had not completed compulsory military service, adding that the authorities would “correct” the situation over...