PAS lawmaker Radu Marian resigns as head of parliamentary economy committee after MoldATSA scandal
The PAS lawmaker Radu Marian has announced his resignation as chairman of Parliament’s Economy, Budget and Finance Committee following the scandal at state-owned air navigation company MoldATSA and the dismissal of its...
Moldova’s Cultural Transformation on the Path to European Integration
Over the past decade, Moldova’s cultural landscape has been undergoing a gradual but highly visible transformation. While European integration is often discussed in political or economic terms, some of its most tangible...
Where to Go in Moldova This July: A Guide to the Month’s Cultural Events
July is one of the most vibrant months to experience Moldova beyond the usual travel routes. As summer reaches its peak, the country transforms into an open-air cultural landscape where vineyards host...
Payroll Tax Reform Postponed Until 2027. DETAILS
The Ministry of Finance has announced that it is abandoning, at least for 2027, the planned changes to the salary taxation system, following public consultations and proposals received regarding the draft fiscal...
Ethnic Ukrainians living in the Republic of Moldova will be able to obtain Ukrainian citizenship through a simplified procedure, without being required to renounce their current citizenship, after Ukraine expanded the list...
Moldova signs contract for strategic 400 kV power line linking to Romania
The Republic of Moldova has taken another step toward strengthening its energy independence. State-owned transmission system operator Moldelectrica has signed a contract for the design, supply of equipment and construction of the...
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A Setback for FLY ONE: The CEIISS Refuses to Approve the Company’s Investments. What Will Happen to the Flights and Tickets?
Moldova’s Council for the Examination of Investments of Importance for State Security (CEIISS) has refused to approve investments made by airline company FLY ONE in a sector considered strategically important for national...
Moldovan president appoints new ambassadors to Council of Europe, India and Armenia
Moldovan President Maia Sandu signed several decrees on 23 June appointing new ambassadors to represent the country abroad.Under the decrees, Victor Lapusneanu was appointed Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Republic of...
Hungary’s reservation on Moldova, Ukraine EU accession screening seen as procedural, not critical
A reservation submitted by Hungary regarding the screening results for negotiation clusters 2–6 in the European Union accession processes of Moldova and Ukraine is not viewed as a critical obstacle in Brussels,...
The energy sector alert has expired. Which monitoring and intervention mechanisms remain in place?
Moldova has officially ended the state of alert in the energy sector, introduced on 25 April, after the Ministry of Energy decided not to extend it, citing improved conditions on the regional...
What Will Moldova’s European Integration Mean for You Personally: From Children to Pensioners
European integration is often discussed in terms of large-scale politics and macroeconomic indicators. However, its real meaning is not found in declarations or negotiations, but in concrete changes in everyday life. For...
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Moldova approves talks on €150 million EIB loan for agriculture and food sector
The Moldovan government has approved the launch of negotiations and the signing of a financing agreement with the European Investment Bank (EIB) for a €150 million loan aimed at developing the country’s...
Interior minister backs pension reform for military and special-status officers
Interior Minister Daniella Misail-Nichitin says a proposed reform that would increase the retirement age for military personnel and special-status public servants is necessary because the current legal framework, adopted in 1993, no...
(VIDEO) Nosatii Threatens the Press with the Army: You Are Among Those Who Have Not Completed Military Service. We Will Take Action
Moldova’s Defence Minister Anatolie Nosatii said that some journalists attending the government’s Cabinet meeting on 24 June had not completed compulsory military service, adding that the authorities would “correct” the situation over...