One of the most important filmmakers Moldova has given to world cinema, Emil Loteanu, would have celebrated his 90th birthday today. The Realitatea Media Group is launching “Loteanu Week in Moldova”, a...
(VIDEO) The MSF 2026: How Can Moldova Quickly Adapt to the Changing Security Situation?
Ukraine’s experience has demonstrated the need to adapt quickly to changing security conditions. Fredrik Wesslau, Senior Fellow with the European Security Programme at the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), said in...
Dr. Pleșca: Tiraspol now depends on Chișinău’s goodwill and on European rules for its basic survival
Transnistria is a narrow strip of land on the eastern bank of the Dniester River, between the rest of Moldova and Ukraine. It broke away from Moldova after a short war in...
Drone Found in Woodland Near Gordinesti Village in Moldova’s Rezina District
A drone has been discovered in a wooded area near the village of Gordinesti, in Moldova’s Rezina district.Experts from the Police Technical and Explosive Unit have arrived at the scene to examine...
Moldova Plans Five-Year Travel Ban for Transnistrian Leader Vadim Krasnoselski
Moldovan authorities plan to impose restrictive measures on Vadim Krasnoselski, the leader of the separatist administration in Tiraspol, when he returns to the country. The measures would include a five-year ban on...
Moldova’s EU Accession Depends on Sustained Reforms and Political Commitment, Expert Says
On November 4, the day the European Commission published its Enlargement Package and indicative roadmaps for the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, Albania and Montenegro, I was in Kyiv attending the 5th EU...
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Moldova Aligns with EU Rules, Introduces Fines for Illegal Conditional Access Devices
Lawmakers in the Republic of Moldova approved new administrative sanctions for the use and commercialization of devices that allow illegal access to services protected by copyright. Fifty-three MPs adopted amendments to the...
The IMF warns: Rapid growth in real estate prices poses risks to Moldova’s financial stability
Rapid growth in real estate prices and the expansion of lending may create risks for the financial stability of the Republic of Moldova, the International Monetary Fund warns. The information appears in...
Moldova and Azerbaijan Step Up Diplomatic Dialogue Under New Cooperation Plan
The Republic of Moldova and Azerbaijan will cooperate under an Interministerial Consultation Plan for 2026–2027, which will intensify bilateral diplomatic dialogue. Mihai Popsoi, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of...
Voted in first reading by Parliament: Giurgiulesti Port becomes a strategic infrastructure objective
Parliament voted in the first reading to declare the Giurgiulesti International Free Port a strategic port infrastructure objective and introduced new rules for companies and investors operating at the facility.The proposed regulations...
Energy crisis on the left bank of the Dniester: EU offer to grant €60 million still valid
Maia Sandu said that the European Union offer to provide €60 million to support energy supplies for the Transnistria region remains valid, noting that the reintegration process is stalled due to the...
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Dodon: Moldova must urgently begin negotiations with Russia on gas purchases
Igor Dodon stated that the Republic of Moldova should urgently begin negotiations with Russia to purchase natural gas, arguing that such a step is necessary amid the energy crisis triggered by the...
Maia Sandu warns: Without investment in defense, external guarantees will not come
Maia Sandu stated that the Republic of Moldova cannot rely on external security guarantees if it does not treat defense as a priority. The head of state said that although investments in...
Groza: The decision on 51 votes for members of the vetting commission may influence the next EU enlargement report
The amendment adopted by the Moldovan parliamentary majority on March 5, 2026, lowering the voting threshold for appointing members of the Vetting Commissions from 61 to 51 MPs, could directly affect evaluations...