Over 2,500 citizens registered to vote by mail. The CEC will verify all submitted applications
More than 2,500 Moldovan citizens registered to vote by mail in the September 28 parliamentary elections. The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) released the data after the registration deadline passed on Thursday, August...
Elections in Moldova: Who Controls (Dis)information?
As the parliamentary elections approach, the information space in the Republic of Moldova grows increasingly turbulent. Petru Macovei, Director of the Association of Independent Press, explained in an interview with the REALITATEA...
The Parliamentary elections are approaching: what Moldovans say about the importance of voting
As the September 28, 2025, parliamentary elections approach, residents of the capital share their views on the importance of voting and their motivation to take part. The Realitatea media group conducted a...
Washington strikes Ilan Shor’s crypto network: sanctions against eight entities and four individuals
The United States announced sanctions against eight entities and four individuals in the Russian Federation and the Kyrgyz Republic, accusing them of assisting Moscow in evading international restrictions. The targeted entities include...
Mayor from Floresti Detained After Hiding for Seven Years Over a 2018 Crime
Police arrested Victor Boicu, the mayor of Frumusica village in Floresti district, after he allegedly evaded the law for seven years. Authorities accuse him of committing a serious crime in his locality...
More than 800 people registered for this year’s edition of the Diaspora Congress, which will take place on August 15 at the Palace of the Republic in Chisinau. President Maia Sandu will...
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