Moldova’s 2027 Wage Hikes Could Be Offset by Inflation, Trade Unions Warn
The wage increases announced for 2027 may not necessarily mean more money in employees’ pockets. The reason is inflation, which has already reached 11.2%, while prices could continue to rise. Sergiu Sainciuc,...
Moldovan Army Captain Dies While Studying in the United States
A serviceman of Moldova’s National Army has died. The Ministry of Defense announced the death, noting that the young officer was studying in the United States.“We deeply regret to announce the sudden...
Moldovan PM Vasile Tofan Meets Dutch Counterpart Rob Jetten in New York
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan met with his Dutch counterpart, Rob Jetten, during his visit to New York. The officials discussed Moldova’s European path, the Netherlands’ support for the country’s EU accession, as...
BPM PC STRAND – MOLDOVA’S ONLY PRODUCER OF PRESTRESSED CONCRETE STRAND
Building on 23 years of experience in the construction materials market in Moldova and Romania, BPM opened BPM PC STRAND in Chisinau in 2023 – the only factory in the country producing...
Moldova Explores Economic Cooperation With Georgia During Atlanta Visit
Moldova is looking to strengthen economic ties with the United States by developing new cooperation opportunities with the state of Georgia, particularly in energy, industry and logistics.Moldovan Ambassador to the United States...
Moldova to Explore Gas Supplies From US, Azerbaijan, Qatar and Turkmenistan
The Moldovan Government will examine all legally available and economically advantageous options for supplying the country with natural gas, including from the United States, Azerbaijan, Qatar and Turkmenistan. Government spokesperson Dumitru Ciorici...
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Plahotniuc’s Lawyer: Athens Court Gives Green Light for Extradition to Moldova
The Athens Court of Appeal has approved Vlad Plahotniuc’s extradition from Greece to Moldova, lawyer Lucian Rogac announced. He added that the Ministries of Justice of both countries will now coordinate the...
Moldova Enters Electoral Campaign Amid Shifts in Media Consumption
On August 29, the official electoral campaign for Moldova’s upcoming elections began, marking the start of a heated political season. While social media has overtaken traditional outlets as the main source of...
(VIDEO) Moldova that unites us: the folk craftswoman from Falesti, who dresses artists from both sides of the Prut river
The folk craftswoman from Musteata village, Falesti district, Svetlana Paladi, creates traditional costumes for artists on both banks of the Prut River. She attended a specialized course in Romania and pursues her...
2,274 Polling Stations to Open for September 28 Parliamentary Elections
For the parliamentary elections on September 28, 2025, the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) announced that 2,274 polling stations will be established nationwide and abroad.1,961 stations will operate across the Republic of Moldova.12 stations will serve residents from...
Moldova and Japan Strengthen Economic Ties with Memorandum of Understanding
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova (CCI) and the Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Osaka CCI) signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance economic cooperation and...
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Moldova Respected and Awaited in the EU, Says Parliamentary Speaker
Speaker Igor Grosu stated that the visit of European leaders to Chisinau on Moldova’s Independence Day demonstrates the European Union’s strong support for the country’s European path.“The message from Moldova’s three friends...
Promo-Lex: some election candidates started campaigning before the legal deadline
Although the law officially sets August 29, 2025, as the start of the electoral campaign for the parliamentary elections on September 28, 2025, some candidates began campaigning before the legally established date....
Nigeria Becomes the Main Market for Moldovan Wines in Africa
Nigeria has become the main market for Moldovan wines in Africa, with nearly 900,000 liters exported in just the first seven months of 2025. The topic was discussed today, August 28, at...