Plahotniuc’s Lawyers Seek to Unfreeze Seized Assets Ahead of Appeal Hearings
The defence team of Vladimir Plahotniuc is insisting that several assets seized in the case in which he was sentenced to 19 years in prison be unfrozen. His lawyers argue that none...
Moldova Collects Nearly 74 Billion Lei in Tax Revenues in First 10 Months of 2026
The State Tax Service collected approximately 74 billion lei for Moldova’s National Public Budget in the first ten months of 2026. Revenues increased by around 7.5 billion lei, or 11.3%, compared with...
Parliament will hold hearings on November 4 to examine the cyberattack and the leak of personal data belonging to approximately 750,000 citizens. The discussions will take place behind closed doors and will...
Relations between the Republic of Moldova and Romania have moved beyond linguistic, historical and cultural ties, becoming increasingly strengthened through joint projects in energy, the economy and infrastructure. This was stated by...
One of the greatest filmmakers Moldova has given to world cinema is returning to the spotlight. On November 6, Emil Loteanu would have turned 90. To mark the anniversary, Realitatea Media Group...
Former Moldovan Agriculture Ministry Official Charged With Influence Peddling Case Sent to Court
Moldova’s Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office has completed its criminal investigation and sent to court a case involving former State Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry Tatiana Nistorica, who is accused...
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Pensions cover only 42% of living expenses in Moldova. The country ranks among the lowest in Europe
The average pension in the Republic of Moldova covers only 42% of a person’s living expenses, placing the country among the lowest-ranked in Europe, according to an analysis by Moorepay cited by...
Prime Minister Munteanu: There is a possibility of rolling blackouts
The Alexandru Munteanu stated that the energy sector situation in the Republic of Moldova remains complicated and that risks to energy security are real. He warned that cascading outages remain possible and...
Drones found near the Isaccea-Vulcanesti line: Access is restricted for technical teams
The National Crisis Management Center reported that crashed drones have been found near the Isaccea–Vulcanesti power line, which remains disconnected following attacks on energy infrastructure in southern Ukraine. This situation restricts access...
The Prime Minister has called a Cabinet meeting for 1:00 p.m. He will propose a 60-day state of emergency in the energy sector
Members of the Cabinet of Ministers will meet today, March 24, at 13:00 in an extraordinary session chaired by Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu.The head of government announced that he will propose introducing...
Let’s Show Up for Moldova: Diaspora Called to Support Satoshi at Eurovision 2026
The countdown to the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 is on, and this year Moldova has a real vibe to bring to the stage — thanks to Satoshi.With his fresh sound and emotional...
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Will the elections in the Gagauz Autonomous Territorial Unit be canceled again? The government is challenging the decisions of the People’s Assembly
Institutional tensions between central authorities and those in the autonomy continue. The State Chancellery of the Republic of Moldova, through its Territorial Office in Comrat, sent an official request to the People’s...
“War crime” – Maia Sandu’s reaction to the attacks in Ukraine. “Russia bears sole responsibility”
President Maia Sandu described the Russian Federation’s attacks on civilian energy infrastructure in Ukraine as a “war crime,” stressing that they directly affect the Republic of Moldova.“Russia’s attacks on civilian energy infrastructure...
(VIDEO) “I don’t think the regime in Tiraspol has much of a choice.” Maia Sandu on reintegration solutions
President Maia Sandu stated that the reintegration of the Transnistrian region requires a period of demilitarization, de-oligarchization, and democratization, emphasizing that such a process cannot happen quickly. She referred to the left...