A provision in Moldova’s draft fiscal and budget policy that concerned the taxation of money received at weddings, christenings and other family events has been removed. Finance Minister Andrian Gavrilita said the...
Remittances to Moldova hit record high for May 2026, central bank data shows
Money transfers sent home by Moldovan citizens working abroad reached the highest level ever recorded for the month of May, according to data published by the National Bank of Moldova (National Bank...
The Environment Cluster is one of the most complex chapters in the Republic of Moldova’s accession process to the European Union, according to Environment Minister Gheorghe Hajder and EU Environment Commissioner Jessika...
Chisinau mayor orders checks over malfunctioning air conditioning in public transport amid heatwave
Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban has requested additional inspections after the municipality received multiple complaints that air conditioning systems in trolleybuses and buses are not functioning properly during the recent heatwave.During an operational...
Moldova’s EU Path to 2030: Stages, Data Points, and Institutional Constraints
Moldova’s European integration process is often discussed in political terms, but its real trajectory is defined by measurable institutional benchmarks, legal alignment requirements, and administrative capacity indicators.As the country enters the 2026–2030...
PM: Moldova wants to be among countries that win the green economy race
“The economy of the future will not reward waste, but efficiency. And we want the Republic of Moldova to be among the countries that win this competition,” Moldova’s Prime Minister said at...
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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...