Moldovan Tax Authority to Conduct Fiscal Inspections in High-Risk Sectors Throughout August
The State Tax Service (SFS) of the Republic of Moldova will carry out fiscal inspections through operational checks throughout August, focusing primarily on sectors with a higher risk of tax non-compliance and...
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has described the approval of a visit to the Republic of Moldova by a delegation from Afghanistan as “embarrassing and unacceptable,” following public controversy over the arrival of...
Water and Sewerage Tariffs Increase in Chisinau After ANRE Approval
Residents of Chisinau will pay more for water supply and sewerage services after the National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) approved new tariffs for S.A. Apă-Canal Chisinau during its meeting on August...
Gagauz Seeks Cross-Party Backing for Independent Bid in Bashkan Election
Politician Fiodor Gagauz, who has announced his intention to run for the position of Bashkan of Gagauzia, says he is holding discussions with leaders of several political parties to secure support for...
The Eiffel Tower could be illuminated in the colors of the Republic of Moldova’s national flag to mark the country’s 35th Independence Day, according to VIP Magazin.Moldova’s Ambassador to France, Lorina Balteanu,...
Gagauzia’s People’s Assembly Proposes Changes to Electoral Code Amendments
The People’s Assembly of Gagauzia approved on Monday a set of proposals regarding the draft amendments to the Electoral Code prepared by the Parliament. Regional lawmakers are requesting the removal of the...
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Low Danube Levels Affect Regional Energy Production, Moldova’s Electricity Supply Remains Stable
The significant drop in the Danube River’s water levels is affecting the operation of several power plants in the region, including Romania’s Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant, potentially leading to higher electricity prices...
“I promised my wife that I would remain prime minister until 2029.” Tofan rules out a presidential run
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan says he does not intend to run in the 2028 presidential election and plans to remain in office until the end of his mandate in September 2029, focusing...
The Press: Ceban risks being barred from serving as mayor after traveling to Italy on a government passport. The reaction
Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban could face a one-year ban from holding the office of mayor after allegedly using a diplomatic service passport during a trip to Italy while he was officially suspended...
Realitatea Media Group Concludes Second TV and Online Journalism Internship Program
Realitatea Media Group has successfully concluded the second edition of its TV and Online Journalism Internship Program, which brought together seven young participants from Chișinău. Over the course of three months, the...
Ion Chicu May Submit Motion to Suspend President Maia Sandu in Next Parliamentary Session
Former Prime Minister and MP Ion Chicu announced that he may formally register a motion to suspend President Maia Sandu at the first plenary sitting of the next parliamentary session. Speaking to...
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(VIDEO) The government is losing 6.6 million lei because of a ship stuck at Giurgiulesti. How are (not) the authorities responding?
A cargo ship carrying more than 3,000 tonnes of metal products was temporarily unable to operate at the Giurgiulești International Free Port because the vessel’s draft exceeded the river’s water depth.According to...
Moldova to Reimburse 50% of Companies’ Costs for Dual Education Programs
The Moldovan government has approved a new support mechanism that will cover 50% of the costs incurred by companies participating in the country’s dual education system, encouraging businesses to invest in the...
55 Entrepreneurs Report Possible Abusive State Inspections to Prime Minister Vasile Tofan
Fifty-five entrepreneurs have submitted complaints to Prime Minister Vasile Tofan regarding possible abusive state inspections. The announcement was made by the head of government after he launched the email address controale@gov.md last...


