(DOC) Praise, but also criticism for Moldova in the EU enlargement report. In which areas do we still need to improve?

The European Commission has published its 2026 Enlargement Report on the Republic of Moldova. Brussels acknowledges the country’s progress but also points to several outstanding challenges, stressing that adopted reforms must deliver...

Kos: Moldova and Ukraine Ready to Open All EU Accession Negotiating Clusters

The Republic of Moldova and Ukraine are ready to open all negotiating clusters for EU accession, and the European Commission hopes member states will soon reach a consensus on opening the remaining...

Are There Suspects Within the System? Two Audits Will Determine Who Is Responsible for the Theft of Moldovans’ Personal Data

Two audits will establish who is responsible for the theft of Moldovan citizens’ personal data. The announcement was made by Lilian Carp following parliamentary hearings into the cyberattack that took place in...

EU Sets Cautious 2027 Targets for Ukraine’s Accession Talks, While Moldova Could Move Faster

The European Commission is preparing a more cautious roadmap for Ukraine’s EU accession negotiations, setting limited progress targets for 2027 while avoiding any commitment to a membership date, according to a document...

(INTERVIEW) Karl Torring on What the Republic of Moldova Can Learn from Sweden in Crisis Management

Engaging local communities, training volunteers and establishing clear coordination mechanisms between authorities are among the lessons the Republic of Moldova can learn from Sweden’s experience in crisis management. These practices were discussed...

Salary Increases for First-Instance Judges. Belous: “We Have Revised the Pay Grades”

Salaries for judges at first-instance courts are set to increase from January 1, 2027, when the new salary law comes into force. Finance Minister Victoria Belous announced that the salary grades for...

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The number of drug users registered for medical monitoring has increased in the Republic of Moldova. Of the more than 12,000 registered users, 545 were new patients in 2024, while the figure...

Medicines Become More Expensive as Moldova Rules Out Full Price Liberalisation for Over-the-Counter Drugs

Medicines are becoming more expensive due to rising production and logistics costs worldwide, while the authorities do not intend to fully liberalise prices for over-the-counter drugs. Health Minister Alexandru Gasnas says prices...

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Coal imports into the Republic of Moldova have fallen sharply in recent months, just before the start of the cold season. In September, the country imported only around 130 tonnes, compared with...

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