Daily Briefing: How Do We Protect Our Personal Data, and How Does the Government Secure It?

In the Republic of Moldova, if you’re lucky, the state provides you with digital services. If not, you may discover that digitalisation has reached someone else, too. No appointment, no queues and...

Romanian War Correspondent Alex Craiu Banned From Transnistria for Three Years

Romanian journalist Alex Craiu has been banned from entering the Transnistrian region for three years. The journalist received an official document dated May 2025 informing him that he had been declared persona...

Energocom Warns of Phone Scams: Fraudsters Pretend to Be Gas Company Employees to Steal Personal Data

Unknown callers are contacting gas consumers and posing as Energocom employees, attempting to obtain personal information under the pretext of reading gas meters. The company has warned that these are suspected fraud...

Moldova’s Prosecutor General Opens Criminal Investigation Into Cyberattack Affecting 750,000 Citizens

The Prosecutor General’s Office has launched a criminal investigation after hackers extracted personal data belonging to approximately 750,000 Moldovan citizens from government systems.“The Main Office of the Prosecutor General’s Office has opened...

(VIDEO) Lawmakers Respond: Why Does Moldova Need Technical-Military Cooperation with Ukraine

A military-technical cooperation agreement with Ukraine was signed in Kyiv. The opposition has criticised the deal, claiming that the document could violate Moldova’s neutrality, while the parliamentary majority says it is necessary...

Moldovans Spent Over 1 Billion Lei on Advertising Through Meta, Google and Other Platforms This Year

Individuals in the Republic of Moldova have spent more than one billion lei this year purchasing advertising services from international platforms such as Meta, Facebook, Google and YouTube. At the same time,...

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Speculation Grows Over Plahotniuc’s Potential Testimony in “Kuliok” Case

After Vladimir Plahotniuc returned to the Republic of Moldova, observers speculated that he could testify in the “Kuliok” case, in which former president Igor Dodon faces charges of alleged bribery. The trial...

Moldovan Communist Party Plans to Leave Patriotic Electoral Bloc and Form Own Parliamentary Faction

The Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova (PCRM), which currently belongs to the Patriotic Electoral Bloc, plans to withdraw from the alliance and create its own parliamentary faction, party leader...

185 Moldovans Declare 24.7 Million Lei Income from Cash-on-Delivery Sales in 2024

In 2024, 185 individuals in the Republic of Moldova declared a total income of 24.7 million lei earned from selling products through cash-on-delivery postal services, the State Tax Service (STS) announced.The cash-on-delivery...

The CEC Plans to Reduce Number of Polling Stations Abroad for Next Elections

At the next national election, the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) will open fewer polling stations for citizens of the Republic of Moldova living abroad. Deputy Chair Pavel Postica announced the decision during...

The CNPF Warns of Aggressive Online “Investment” Scams Following TUX Platform Collapse

The National Financial Market Commission (CNPF) has once again warned citizens about a growing wave of online “investment” fraud schemes that are becoming increasingly aggressive, especially after reports surfaced about the TUX...
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Minister Junghietu: Up to 1.5 Million Cubic Meters of Gas Supplied Daily to the Left Bank of the Dniester

Minister of Energy Dorin Junghietu announced that the left bank of the Dniester River currently receives between 1.2 and 1.5 million cubic meters of gas per day, the same amount supplied during...

The Miorita Square – from a wasteland to a modern and green project

In Chisinau’s Telecentru district, on Miorita Street, the municipality built Miorita Park, a new green space developed from scratch on a three-hectare public area that had long been abandoned. The park officially...

Ministry of Justice Clarifies ECHR Ruling in Veaceslav Platon Case

The Ministry of Justice clarified that the recent European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruling in the case of Veaceslav Platon refers exclusively to events that occurred in 2017 and does not...

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