Maia Sandu won’t be taking a vacation in August. She says the scandal at Moldatsa “was a sign” that she shouldn’t take a vacation...

President Maia Sandu said she will not take a vacation in August, explaining that she plans to continue working due to the government’s demanding agenda. She made the remarks during the Cabinetul...

Storm Damages Moldova’s 330 kV Balti-Dnestrovsk Power Line, Repairs May Take More Than a Week

Moldova’s 330 kV Balti-Dnestrovsk high-voltage transmission line suffered severe damage following heavy rain and strong winds on the afternoon of Thursday, August 6. According to preliminary assessments, around 10 high-voltage pylons were...

Moldovan Prime Minister Discusses EU Integration and Bilateral Cooperation with Bulgarian Counterpart

Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan held a phone conversation with his Bulgarian counterpart Rumen Radev on Moldova’s European integration, joint projects, and the development of bilateral relations.Tofan thanked Bulgaria for its support...

Ukraine’s Ukrzaliznytsia Seeks 50% Reduction in Transit Tariffs for Goods Transported Through Moldova

Ukrzaliznytsia is negotiating with the Moldovan Railway (CFM) to secure a 50% reduction in transit tariffs applied to Ukrainian goods transported through the territory of the Republic of Moldova, Rupor.md reports, citing...

Gagauzia Governor Evghenia Gutul Transferred to Rusca Prison After Seven-Year Sentence

Gagauzia Governor Evghenia Gutul and Svetlana Popan, the former secretary of the Shor Party, have been transferred to Prison No. 7 – Rusca. Gutul and Popan received sentences of seven and six...

Moldovan Government Unveils 2027 Tax Policy: Higher Tobacco, Sugar, and VAT Rates Proposed

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan on Wednesday presented the government’s main proposals for Moldova’s 2027 tax policy. The measures will undergo public consultations in the coming weeks and include both tax relief and...

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The war in Ukraine will affect Moldova’s economic growth for 2022

The International Monetary Fund forecasts economic growth for the Republic of Moldova of only 0.3%. Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilița stated that the IMF's forecast coincides with the prognosis of the Government in...

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