Carp announces possible resignations after weapons incident and confirms breach at Moldova border
MP Lilian Carp said that officials involved in the weapons incident at the border with Romania will likely resign. He stressed that the investigation’s conclusions will identify who must be held accountable,...
Lower energy compensation. Plugaru: “We are in talks with our partners to provide us with support”
The Government of the Republic of Moldova is in talks with external partners to obtain financial assistance for the cold season. The announcement was made by the Minister of Labour, Natalia Plugaru,...
What will soon change for gun owners in Moldova?
Moldovan lawmakers are reviewing significant amendments to the country’s firearms legislation, including the introduction of the European Firearms Passport, tighter state controls, and new rules for civilian gun owners. The proposed changes...
Minister of Internal Affairs Daniella Misail-Nichitin has offered clarifications regarding the weapons discovered at the Leuseni–Albita border crossing, after being brought into the Republic of Moldova from Ukraine. She stated that the...
Trust in NGOs remains low in Moldova. Explanations on Rlive: “Lack of visibility is the problem”
One in four Moldovans trusts the country’s nongovernmental organizations, according to data discussed on the TV show “Consens National” on Rlive. Guests explained the low level of public confidence by noting that...
Rail transport is losing its relevance in Moldova. The number of passengers has fallen by 50%
Rail transport in the Republic of Moldova continues to decline. In the first nine months of 2025, Moldovan Railways (CFM) transported just 232.7 thousand passengers — a drop of 49.2% compared to...
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Moldova Issues 15,000 Migration Documents in Six Months; Plans Further Modernization
In the first half of the year, the General Inspectorate for Migration issued approximately 15,000 documents—including visas, invitations, and residence permits—to foreign citizens arriving in the Republic of Moldova.During the same period,...
Bulgaria Launches Educational Exchange Program for Students in Moldova
During an official visit to Taraclia on Friday, Bulgarian Prime Minister Rossen Jeliazkov announced the launch of a new educational exchange program aimed at students from the region. Starting next year, 300...
Maia Sandu: “Together with Bulgaria, We Share a Vision of a Europe Built on Peace and Prosperity”
President Maia Sandu underscored Moldova’s shared European vision with Bulgaria during a high-level meeting with Bulgarian Prime Minister Rossen Jeliazkov, who visited Chisinau on July 27–28. The two leaders discussed deepening bilateral...
„Moldova that unites us”: The Constitution of Moldova is “celebrated” on July 29th
The Constitution is the supreme law of the Republic of Moldova. It was adopted on July 29, 1994, and came into force on August 27, 1994. The document consists of a preamble...
Over 800 Promo-LEX observers at the autumn elections. Nicolae Panfil: All of them are trained
The Promo-LEX Association has launched an extensive election observation mission ahead of the September 28 parliamentary elections in Moldova. The organization is currently training observers, monitoring the electoral process, informing the public,...
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From the abolition of the death penalty to integration into the EU. The most important changes to the Constitution in 31 years
On July 29, 1994, Moldova’s Parliament adopted the Constitution, laying the foundation for the country’s legal and democratic framework. Since then, lawmakers have amended the Supreme Law multiple times, while some politicians...
“We Need Real Sovereignty and Independence” – First President Mircea Snegur on Moldova’s Constitutional Path
On March 2, 1993, Moldova’s first president, Mircea Snegur, presented the first draft of the country’s Constitution to the Legislature. At the time, he also served as the head of the Commission...
Daily Briefing: The Method of Designating Candidates for Parliamentary Elections
Moldovan citizens will cast their votes on September 28 to elect members of Parliament for a new four-year term. The Electoral Code mandates that authorities hold elections within three months after the...