Maia Sandu presents a timeline of the October cyberattack. What solutions has the CNS come up with?
The October cyberattack targeted infrastructure managed by Moldova’s Electronic Governance Agency, President Maia Sandu has announced. The vulnerability was that the systems verified only the application requesting the data, but did not...
President Maia Sandu believes the opposition’s initiative to suspend her from office is linked to Russia’s efforts to prevent the Republic of Moldova from moving closer to the European Union. The head...
Moldova Plans Major Reform of Public Sector Pay System Starting in 2027
Moldova’s public sector pay system could be reformed by reducing the number of reference values, incorporating the fixed monthly allowance of 1,300 lei into base salaries, and introducing special pay mechanisms for...
Dniester River Flow Could Drop by Half as Moldova Faces Renewed Water Shortage Risk
Environment Minister Gheorghe Hajder has warned that water levels in the Dniester River could fall again starting November 11, following a possible reduction in the volume of water released from Ukraine’s Novodnestrovsk...
The MSF 2026: What is Moldova’s role in ensuring security in the Black Sea region?
The Republic of Moldova plays a far more significant role in the Black Sea region than its geographical size might suggest. The statement was made by Özgür Ünlühisarcıklı, Director of the South...
Moldovan Government Responds to Dodon’s Criticism Over Prime Minister’s Activity Report
The Government has rejected criticism from Socialist Party (PSRM) leader Igor Dodon over the presentation of the Prime Minister’s activity report outside Parliament. Government spokesperson Dumitru Ciorici advised the Socialists to consult...
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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...

