Moldova Will Not Reverse Cuts to Awards for Non-Olympic Sports, Minister Says
Moldova will not reverse its decision to reduce financial awards for athletes competing in non-Olympic sports, such as karate and armwrestling, Education Minister Dan Perciun said on October 6.The statement comes three...
(VIDEO) Eugeniu Osmochescu urges Moldovans to conserve energy: “I’ve lived in 14 degrees heat”
Moldova’s Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry, Eugeniu Osmochescu, is urging citizens to pay closer attention to their energy consumption this winter, warning that the upcoming cold season could be difficult.The minister...
The salaries of directors of Moldovan state-owned enterprises can exceed the average salary at their respective institutions by more than eight times, ranging from 37,000 to 123,000 lei per month.The findings were...
Moldovan Judges Threaten Protest and Temporary Suspension of Court Activity Over Salaries
Moldovan judges are threatening to organize a so-called “Japanese strike” and temporarily suspend court activity in protest against provisions of a draft law on public-sector salaries.In a message addressed to the Superior...
EU Commission to Present New Safeguards Ahead of Future Enlargement
The European Commission is set to present on Tuesday, after months of delays, proposals aimed at addressing concerns among the EU’s 27 member states over the bloc’s possible future enlargement, starting with...
Mihaela Fedoseev Appointed Head of President Maia Sandu’s Cabinet
Presidential adviser Mihaela Fedoseev has been appointed head of the Cabinet of the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu.A decree confirming the appointment was signed by President Sandu on Monday,...
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(DOC) Ilan Shor has created a network of companies in Kyrgyzstan to circumvent sanctions imposed on Russia
Fugitive oligarch Ilan Shor, sentenced in Moldova to 15 years in prison, has created a network of 37 companies in Kyrgyzstan that are used as financial bridges to circumvent sanctions imposed on...
Intercity Transport Fares in Moldova May Rise by Up to 20% Starting March 2026
Starting March 1, 2026, the Moldovan Government plans to raise passenger road transport fares on intercity routes by up to 20%, following the introduction of a new fare calculation methodology. The Cabinet...
Gas Supply Resumed in Transnistrian Region, but Situation Remains Uncertain
Moldovagaz has resumed the supply of natural gas to the Transnistrian region, yet uncertainty persists, company head Vadim Ceban said. According to TVR Moldova, the region now receives up to 3 million...
Italy to Open Development Cooperation Office in Moldova
Italy will open an office of the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation in the Republic of Moldova, officials announced during a meeting between Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mihai...
Munteanu, on what followed after the offer to become prime minister: Two sleepless nights, discussions with my family, and here I am
Alexandru Munteanu recounted the evening when President Maia Sandu called him to propose his candidacy for Prime Minister. He said that the conversation began with the President talking about Codruț and her...
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Maia Sandu: Salaries Are Too High in Some State Institutions and Need Adjustment
President Maia Sandu said on the show “Realitatea te privește” on RLIVE TV that salaries in some state institutions are too high and need to be lowered. She noted, however, that certain...
Botgros sau Greceanii? List of deputies who could preside over the first session of Parliament after Voronin’s refusal
According to the Parliament’s press service, substitute senior MPs could preside over the first session of the new legislature. The officials specified that the name of the person who will open the...
Sandu: Moscow’s Accusations Show Shock Over Moldova’s Election Results
Moscow’s recent accusations against Chisinau reflect its shock over the outcome of Moldova’s parliamentary elections, President Maia Sandu said in an interview with RLIVE TV. The president compared the Kremlin’s reaction to...